To connect your Jabra Bluetooth earbuds to your Windows 10 laptop, follow these steps:
Step 1: Put the earbuds in pairing mode
To initiate the pairing process, you need to put your Jabra earbuds in pairing mode. To do this, press and hold the button on both the left and right earbud for about three seconds. This action will activate the pairing mode, indicated by a flashing LED light on the earbuds.
Step 2: Open the Bluetooth settings on your laptop
On your Windows 10 laptop, open the Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key + I on your keyboard. This will open the Settings window. From there, click on the “Devices” option.
Step 3: Access the Bluetooth settings
In the left-hand sidebar of the Devices menu, click on the “Bluetooth & other devices” option. This will open the Bluetooth settings for your laptop.
Step 4: Pair your Jabra earbuds with your laptop
In the Bluetooth settings, make sure the Bluetooth toggle switch is turned on. Then, click on the “Add Bluetooth or other device” button.
Step 5: Select your Jabra earbuds from the list of devices
In the Add a device window, click on the “Bluetooth” option. Your laptop will start searching for nearby Bluetooth devices.
Step 6: Complete the pairing process
After a few seconds, your Jabra earbuds should appear in the list of available devices on your laptop. Click on the name of your earbuds to select them.
Step 7: Confirm the pairing on your Jabra earbuds
Once you select your earbuds, a prompt may appear on both your laptop and the earbuds asking you to confirm the pairing. Accept the pairing request on both devices to establish the connection.
Step 8: Connect to your Jabra earbuds
After confirming the pairing, your Jabra earbuds should be successfully connected to your laptop. You can now start using them for audio playback, calls, or any other supported features.
It’s important to note that the process may vary slightly depending on the specific model of your Jabra earbuds and the version of Windows 10 you are using. However, the general steps outlined above should work for most Jabra Bluetooth earbuds.
If you encounter any issues during the pairing process, make sure your earbuds are fully charged, and try resetting them by following the instructions provided by Jabra. Additionally, check for any available firmware updates for your earbuds and install them if necessary, as they can often improve compatibility and connectivity.