The Galaxy Buds come equipped with an Adaptive Dual Microphone that combines an inner and outer microphone, it captures your voice clearly and accurately. The combination of microphones effectively blocks external noise when you're outside and makes your calls sound more clear in quiet places.
The Galaxy Buds Live are noise cancelling earbuds, so you can block out the noise and listen in on the sound. If you want to activate ANC from your phone, go to the Galaxy Wearables app and toggle on Active noise canceling.
Galaxy Buds give you up to 13 hours of play time, with 6 hours of charge in the earbuds, and an additional 7 hours with the charging case. Charging in the case for just 15 minutes will give you up to 1.7 hours of battery life.
Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+ and Note9 all have a 3.5mm headphone jack so you can not only use the included AKG-tuned earphones, you can also use practically any headphones you'd like without worrying about proprietary plugs or a special earphone connector. Discover more about Galaxy.
Restart both devices —the Galaxy Buds as well as the smartphone. Remove the Bluetooth profile for the Galaxy Buds from your smartphone and try pairing the Buds to your device again. Go to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth. Re-pair the Galaxy Buds to your smartphone and check to see if both buds work as usual.
How To Restart Galaxy Buds
- Make sure that the Buds have enough juice in them before you attempt a restart.
- Put your Buds into the charging case.
- Close the charging case, and wait at least 10 seconds.
- Finally, take the Buds out of the case and check to see if they re-establish a connection to your mobile phone.
All you have to do to pair the earbuds is enable Bluetooth on your Android smartphone, and open the charging case. A pop-up card will appear and read, “My Galaxy Buds Live” at the top. Once you tap “Connect,” a connection will then establish between your smartphone and the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live.
If available, Try the galaxy buds to pair on another computer. First make sure that you've turned off your phone's Bluetooth and the buds are inside the case. Insert the Galaxy Buds into their charging case in the proper position. Close the case and the battery indicator should flash, indicating they're ready to pair.
Just put both earbuds into your ears and they will connect to each other. It's really that simple.
How do I connect a Bluetooth headset to my Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet?
- 1 Open the Settings app.
- 2 Tap Connections.
- 3 Tap Bluetooth.
- 4 This screen will display any device you have paired to previously and the Available devices.
- 5 Tap on the device you wish to connect.
To fix this Bluetooth can't pair with a car issue, cleared all Bluetooth devices from your car's Bluetooth and phone's Bluetooth also. After clear all devices, refresh the device list, then pair Note 9 Bluetooth with a car.
For Android phones, go to Settings > System > Advanced> Reset Options > Reset Wi-fi, mobile & Bluetooth. For iOS and iPadOS device, you'll have to unpair all of your devices (go to Setting > Bluetooth, select the info icon and and choose Forget This Device for each device) then restart your phone or tablet.
15 ways to fix Bluetooth pairing problems
- Make sure both devices are on.
- Make sure both devices have and support Bluetooth.
- Make sure your devices are compatible with each other.
- Check the manufacturer websites.
- Make sure both devices have Bluetooth turned on.
- Reboot both devices just to be sure.
From a Home screen, swipe up or down from the center of the display to access the apps screen. These instructions only apply to Standard mode and the default Home screen layout. > Connections > Bluetooth. Your device is visible to nearby devices while the Bluetooth® settings screen is open and Bluetooth is turned on.
Connect your Galaxy phone to a car
- USB: Connect a compatible USB cable to your phone, and then connect the other end to the USB port on your stereo.
- Auxiliary: Connect the AUX cable directly to the headphone jack on your phone.
- Bluetooth: When your car is turned on, enable pairing mode on your stereo.
Another way to check whether your Samsung TV has Bluetooth is to go to the Settings menu, navigate to Sound, and then Sound Output. If you can see an option called Bluetooth Speaker List, your TV is Bluetooth-capable.
One of the most common fixes to any issue on an Android device is to first try rebooting the device. If the issue is because of some bug in the operating system of your Galaxy S9, restarting it can fix it since we are reloading the operating system in the memory of your device.
Pair a Bluetooth device with your Samsung Galaxy S9 Android 8.0. Bluetooth is a wireless connection which can be used to connect to other devices, such as a wireless headset or keypad. Press the required Bluetooth device and follow the instructions on the screen to pair the device with your phone.
How to pair Bluetooth headphones with your phone
- Open the Settings app on your phone.
- Tap Connected devices.
- Tap Pair new device.
- Make sure your headphones are in pairing mode (see the owner manual on how to do this).
- Tap the headphones under the list of available devices.
Samsung Galaxy S9 / S9+ - Adjust Account Sync Settings
- From a Home screen, swipe up or down from the center of the display to access the apps screen.
- Navigate: Settings > Accounts and backup > Accounts.
- Select the appropriate account or email address.
- Tap Sync account.
- Turn the sync settings on or off.
With Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you can connect 2 Bluetooth speakers or headphones and stream music simultaneously to the connected devices.
