Before pairing, please note that JBL products currently do NOT support aptX-Low Latency codec, hence there will be lip-sync delays when used to watch TV/Video. You may utilize an aptX-LL Bluetooth receiver to eliminate this issue.
Step 1: Get your JBL Headphone / Speaker into Bluetooth Pairing Mode.
Different products tend to have a different-looking pairing mode... but not to worry, see below for the pairing mode for a list of JBL's most popular products.
- JBL Flip 4: Turn on the Flip by pressing the ON/OFF power button. Then press the Bluetooth button and you will hear an acoustic signal. The pairing mode is activated.
- JBL E45BT/E55BT: With the headphone ON, press & hold the Bluetooth button for 5 seconds to put the headphones into pairing mode. You'll hear corresponding sound notification through the headphones.
- JBL Charge: With the speaker turned ON, press the Bluetooth button. The Power button will start flashing BLUE and you will hear an audible noise.
- JBL Go (2): With the speaker turned ON, press the Bluetooth button to get JBL Go into Pairing mode.
- JBL Live 400BT/500BT/650BTNC: Press the "Bluetooth" button located along the bottom of the right ear cover. The BLUE power light on the back of the right ear cover will start blinking.
- JBL Under Armor Flash: Begin with the headphones powered off and hold the center button on the RIGHT ear bud for 5 seconds to enter pairing mode. You will hear the Bluetooth pairing audible chime as it searches for a different device.
Step 2: Put your Avantree Bluetooth transmitter into Pairing Mode as well.
Please refer to its user guide if you're not sure how. With both devices in pairing mode, keep them close to each other and give them a few seconds. Please check their respective LED indicators to make sure that they've connected.
If no luck to get them paired, please Factory Reset/Clear Pairing History of both devices and try again.
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