When I was trying to pair my Apple Watch to Bluetooth Headphone, I couldn’t. I told this problem to my uncle. He gave me some solution to fix this problem. In this article, I am going to tell you that. If you are having this problem, you try out these solutions.
1.Reset your Apple Watch Settings:
Soft Reset the Apple Watch:
Usually, Soft reset is used to fix the minor problems of your apple watch.
- First, you have to press and hold the side button of your Apple Watch.
- Then you can see the “Power off” button that you drag it to the right side.
- Wait for 5 to 10 seconds. After that, again press and hold the side button until you can see Apple logo.
Hard Reset the Apple Watch:
- Press and hold the Side Button and Digital Crown simultaneously until it screen off.
- Then turn on your Apple Watch.
Factory Reset the Apple Watch:
Before resetting your Apple Watch, you should have to backup your device. Because factory reset will delete all information, Apps and any other documents.
- Launch “settings” on your Apple Watch.
- Tap “General” -> tap “Reset” -> tap “Erase All Content and Settings”. Finally, enter your passcode to getting process.
2.Unpair the device:
- Unpair your Apple Watch and Headphone. For that, you have turned off “Bluetooth”. Wait for few seconds. After that, turn on “Bluetooth” and connect it.
3.Turn on Airplane Mode on your Apple Watch:
- Swipe the screen of your Apple Watch from bottom to up.
- Then you can get Control Center.
- You can see the “Airplane Mode” turn it on.
- You can also turn off the “Bluetooth”. After few seconds, you have to turn off “Airplane Mode”.
4.Restart your Apple Watch:
- Press and hold the side button of your Apple Watch.
- Then you can see the “Power off” button that you drag it to the right side.
- Wait for 5 to 10 seconds. After that, again press and hold the side button until you can see Apple logo.
5.Update the iOS:
- You have to update the current version of iOS on your Apple Watch. It may fix this issue.
