How do I connect my Sony MDR XB950BT?

Touch [MDR-XB950BT]….

  1. Unlock the screen of the smartphone.
  2. Set the NFC function of the smartphone to on.
  3. Start the app “NFC Easy Connect” on the smartphone. Make sure that the app screen is displayed on the smartphone.
  4. Touch the headset with the smartphone. Confirm that the screen of the smartphone is unlocked.

How do I connect my Sony MDR XB950BT to my iPhone?

Wireless Stereo HeadsetMDR-XB950BT

  1. Unlock the screen of the iPhone.
  2. Turn on the headset. Press and hold the POWER button for about 2 seconds. Make sure that the indicator (blue) flashes after you release the button.
  3. Search for this headset on the iPhone. Select [Settings]. Touch [Bluetooth].
  4. Touch [MDR-XB950BT].

Does Sony MDR XB950BT has mic?

Thankfully, a built-in microphone and wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and NFC keep these headphones firmly in the present.

How do I reset my Sony MDR XB950BT headphones?

Wireless Stereo HeadsetMDR-XB950BT Turn off the headset, then press and hold the POWER and / buttons simultaneously for more than 7 seconds. The indicator (blue) flashes 4 times, and the headset is reset to the factory settings. All pairing information is deleted.

How do I pair my Sony MDR headphones?

Turn on the connecting Bluetooth device and place it within 3 feet (1 meter) of this unit. /POWER button (for the headphones) for more than 7 seconds while the Bluetooth headphones are turned off. When the indicator starts to blink quickly, release the button. The Bluetooth headphones enter Pairing mode.

Is Sony headphones compatible with iPhone?

The headphones come with a cable that you can use if you are looking for a wired option, but these headphones are also compatible with Bluetooth, meaning that you can wirelessly pair them with your iPhone and listen to your music or movies that way.

Why are my Sony headphones not pairing?

Check the Bluetooth® connections between the devices If the headphones or speaker is connected with or paired to multiple devices, check the other device and disconnect the Bluetooth connection between that device and the headphones or speakers. Then try connecting with the desired audio device again.