Can't hear audio through two headphones? Some C81-Gaming units may not support Dual Link. Follow these steps to check your connection.
Some C81-Gaming units, including batch 25J3, may not support two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously.
Turn Bluetooth OFF on nearby phones, tablets, and computers previously paired with your headphones.
Connect the First Headphones
- Plug C81 into your powered-on PS5 or computer.
- Put the first headphones into Bluetooth pairing mode.
- Hold C81's multifunction button for about 2 seconds until blue and white flash alternately.
- Wait for solid blue or flashing blue to confirm connection.
Connect the Second Headphones
- Keep the first headphones connected.
- Activate C81's second-headphone pairing mode using its multifunction button.
- Put the second headphones into Bluetooth pairing mode.
- Wait for connection, then play audio and check both headphones.
Still Not Working? Reset and Retry
- Clear C81's pairing history .
- Clear both headphones' Bluetooth pairing history.
- Repeat Steps 1 and 2.
- If needed, test with two other compatible Bluetooth headphones.
Your C81 may have a Dual Link compatibility or connection issue.
Want to Connect Multiple Headphones?
Consider Avantree C82 Aura, an Auracast USB transmitter that broadcasts audio to multiple compatible headphones at once.
Important: Your headphones must be Auracast-enabled. Regular Bluetooth-only headphones cannot receive Auracast broadcasts.
Device compatibility: C82 Aura is intended for compatible computers, phones, and tablets. It is not officially supported for PS5 or other game consoles.
Still Need Help?
Send us your C81 batch number, both headphone models, and a short video showing the issue.
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