How To Connect Aluratek Bluetooth Transmitter To Headphones

Bluetooth technology has become the talk of the town and there isn’t any part of the sphere where people are not using this blessing to connect their devices and go hands-free. Be it smartphones, computers, PCs, laptops, tablets, iOS devices, printers, projectors, or smart TVs, every modern gadget is coming with Bluetooth technology to let the users enjoy wireless connectivity.

But modern innovations and gadgets haven’t completely annihilated conventional products and non-Bluetooth gadgets are also plenty. For instance, most CRT TVs and even some traditional LCDs are non-Bluetooth and you would have to rely on wires and HDMI cables to establish a connection.

For instance, you can imagine a Bluetooth-enabled laptop or computer system that you want to pair with a projector at home to enjoy a family movie night. Until unless your projector allows for Bluetooth connectivity you can’t use the Bluetooth technology of your laptop and the rest to watch your movie peacefully.

You would have to purchase an HDMI cable for connecting your laptop and projector and an AUX cable for connecting your speakers with the projector or laptop. Other than these cables there will be power cables for your projector, laptop, and speakers and all of these will add to give a messy outlook that will spoil the mood and you would rather not watch the movie than set so many wires and find so many ports.

Now imagine another scenario where all three of your desired devices which are a laptop, projector, and external speakers are coming with the Bluetooth technology preinstalled. You just have to power on these devices, turn on the Bluetooth, and pair all three devices wirelessly. That’s it you are set to go in a clutter-free and aesthetically appealing outlook.

But this is only possible if your devices have built-in Bluetooth technology, what should be done if the devices are non-Bluetooth?

This is a common query that you must have encountered at least once and the best response lies in buying yourself a Bluetooth transmitter.

What Is A Bluetooth Transmitter?

A Bluetooth transmitter is a gadget that allows your non-Bluetooth devices to get paired with Bluetooth devices. For example, an Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter will transmit the wireless audio from a computer or TV to a non-Bluetooth device.

The modus operandi of this device is to convert the wireless audio signals for the Bluetooth devices into radio waves that are transmitted using the AUX cable or headphone jack of the non-Bluetooth-enabled devices.

The Bluetooth transmitters have powerful built and a long-lasting battery with an average of 10 hours life span. It also comes with a built-in button to control the volume and power of the device and has a sturdy battery charger coming with the package.

The range of any Bluetooth transmitter such as an Aluratek transmitter is known to be 3 feet and thus you can enjoy your wired devices with the wireless audio transmission for up to 10 hours.

Now that you are fully familiar with the Bluetooth transmitter, its range, battery life, and hardware requirements now it is time to come back to our main concern for this review which is How to connect the Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter to headphones.

How To Connect Aluratek Bluetooth Transmitter To Headphones

Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter is connected with the headphones to easily sync the two devices. It can also be used to pair two stereo/ speakers simultaneously with your media device. You can connect one stereo using Bluetooth while another one will be connected using AUX cables.

The two audio outputs of two stereos will be synced and given as one sound coming wirelessly through your stereo with loud intensity.

Given below is a systematic process of pairing an Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter to headphones.

• Take out the Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter and your headphones. Ensure that both devices are within the specified range of 3 feet.
• Make sure to keep your Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter off.
• Now take your headphones and enable the Bluetooth connectivity by going to device settings and or tapping on the Bluetooth button.
• After activating the pairing mode of your headphones, power on the Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter by tapping on its power ON/OFF button.
• Once the Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter is ON, it will give out a Blue LED flash for once.
• If you have already connected any device with this transmitter and that device is within connection range it will automatically pair with that device.
• But if no connection history is left on the Aluratek Bluetooth transmitter, it will automatically enter the Bluetooth pairing mode and will scan for the nearby Bluetooth devices.
• You can start this pairing button manually by long-pressing the Bluetooth button for about 5 seconds. The device entering into pairing mode will give our blue and red flashes for a moment.
• Now the transmitter is in pairing mode and the headphones are also looking for the Bluetooth connection. Both of these devices will automatically connect with each other if they are close enough to each other
• The success of the Bluetooth connection will be displayed by a solid Blue LED flash and it will keep on until the connection is removed.

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