[Disregard] First time using Bluetooth

Hardware and technical stuff
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I have two phones and a PC that I’m trying to use my new Bluetooth headphones with. Is there some shortcut method I don’t know about to disconnect them from one device and pair them with another without picking up each device and unpairing/pairing the headphones manually? Some kind of “Unpair From Everything” command? Thanks.

It’s one of these if you need to know.

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2

Both my Bluetooth headphone sets just pair with multiple devices. They’re fancy, though.

3

Let’s say you’re sitting at your computer and you have two phones in your pockets. Are you saying your headphones are connected with all these devices at the same time?

4

I think normally they have a way to switch via button presses. I have a bluetooth keyboard that pairs up to 4 devices. Switching is done with a key press combination.

5

Here is the manual, and it is only two pages including all the translations.

This is probably the wrong forum to be asking this, never mind.

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6

Not sure if this helps. But goto your PC bluetooth settings and select “forget device”.
Then initiate pairing on another PC. The multi pairing is not a standard feature. But for those single pairing ones, a new pairing should override the old setting.

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I had no idea that was possible.
My mother had been having major headaches with the bluetooth speaker my sister gifted her — she now gave up and uses it only as an FM radio —, so I am guessing there are models of those accessories that can accomodate multiple devices too.

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Like I said, they’re fancy. They seem to smartly switch to the newest audio stream, so like if I’m listening to Spotify on my computer and I get a call, it’ll ring in the headphones.

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Apparently the protocol is called “Multipoint”.

Right now I have to turn off Bluetooth on the two devices I am not using, and turn Bluetooth on on the third device. On my PC I also have to “refresh” the headphones’ services, then “connect” to the stereo audio service.

So, it’s a multi-step process which is annoying when compared to my old wired headphones.

10

You need fancier headphones.

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Yep. 5

12

It’s called “progress”.

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Yep. 5