2 Fixes for iPhone Not Detecting Headphones
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Fix 1: Check the Audio Output Device
Are there multiple audio devices connected to your iPhone? If so, your iPhone may be emitting audio to one of the other devices, which could give the impression that your headphones are not working.
So, if your headphones are plugged in, but the sound is coming from your iPhone or some other device, follow these steps to change the audio output:
Step 1:Swipe down from the top right corner of the screen to access theControl Center.
Step 2:TapAirPlayin the top right of the Control Center and select your headphones.
If you are having issues with wired headphones, consider disabling Bluetooth on your iPhone. This should help avoid interference from your paired wireless speakers or headphones.
Fix 2: Unpair and Pair Bluetooth Headphones Again
If you are unable to connect your iPhone toa paired Bluetooth headphone, try removing it and adding it again. This should help resolve any issues caused by improper setup and ensure your iPhone detects your headphones again.
To unpair your Bluetooth headphones from your iPhone, use these steps:
Step 1:Open theSettingsapp on your iPhone and tap onBluetooth. Then, tap theinfo iconnext to your headphones.
Step 2:Tap onForget This Deviceto remove it.
Once removed, put your Bluetooth headphones in pairing mode and connect them to your iPhone. After that, you should be able to use it without any issues.
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Last updated on 30 August, 2024
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