Thread: Problem with my Bluetooth Bluedio T4 headphones.

I bought a set of 'Bluetooth Bluedio T4' headphones and a WiFi transmitter.





My problem is that the transmitter will pair with my WiFi speakers but will not pair with my headphones. I've tried all combinations to get them to pair but zilch. I've contacted the headphones manufactures but they haven't replied yet. Any advice in the meantime would be appreciated.

Can you pair your phone with the headphones?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Can you pair your phone with the headphones?

Yep, no problem.

The only solution I can seem to find is to drain both devices as flat as a rag dolls tits then fully charge them and try again.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

The only solution I can seem to find is to drain both devices as flat as a rag dolls tits then fully charge them and try again.

Thanks. I'll try that. I'd just like to point out that I'm trying to connect the WiFi headphones to my computer using a wireless transmitter. I've also tried connecting the transmitter to a second computer but that also fails to install on the headphones. So it could possibly be to with the computer where I'm falling down on?

WiFi and Bluetooth is not the same thing, they are not compatible with each other.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Thanks. I'll try that. I'd just like to point out that I'm trying to connect the WiFi headphones to my computer using a wireless transmitter. I've also tried connecting the transmitter to a second computer but that also fails to install on the headphones. So it could possibly be to with the computer where I'm falling down on?

You said you're trying to pair the transmitter to the headphones. Now you say you are trying to pair the computer to the headphones.

Which is it?

its simple.

just use the redundant SMS sensor, then you can input the auxiliary transmitter but make sure you dont disconnect the back-end TPS transistor whilst transcoding the wireless XML bus in case it shuts down the SQL processor.

hope that helps.

good luck.

Originally Posted by taxexile

its simple.

just use the redundant SMS sensor, then you can input the auxiliary transmitter but make sure you dont disconnect the back-end TPS transistor whilst transcoding the wireless XML bus in case it shuts down the SQL processor.

hope that helps.

good luck.

Yeah, you don't seem to know when a joke is done, do you?

I think the problem is that though the headphones are classed as 'wireless', they are not wifi, only Bluetooth. You shouldn't have any problem pairing with any other Bluetooth device (phone, computer, TV etc).

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

You said you're trying to pair the transmitter to the headphones. Now you say you are trying to pair the computer to the headphones.

Which is it?

As far as I can make out. I plug the transmitter into the computer's headphone socket. That disables the speaker on the computer. The sound is then transmitted wifi to my bluetooth headphones. Or it should be.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

As far as I can make out. I plug the transmitter into the computer's headphone socket. That disables the speaker on the computer. The sound is then transmitted wifi to my bluetooth headphones. Or it should be.

It's not transmitted by Wifi but by Bluetooth.

Does your computer not have Bluetooth already?

What is the process you use to connect your Bluetooth 2 in 1 box to your Bluetooth speakers ?

Have you looked in the manual to be sure it can pair to more than one device ?

Do you make sure your Bluetooth speakers are off before you try and pair your headphones to the magic bizzo ?

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

As far as I can make out. I plug the transmitter into the computer's headphone socket. That disables the speaker on the computer. The sound is then transmitted wifi to my bluetooth headphones. Or it should be.

I think transmitted to your wifi speakers. Need to differentiate between wifi and Bluetooth.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

I bought a set of 'Bluetooth Bluedio T4' headphones and a WiFi transmitter.

No you bought a wireless Bluetooth transmitter.
Your speakers are not WiFi speakers, they are wireless Bluetooth and so are the headphones you bought.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Does your computer not have Bluetooth already?

Apparently not.

Originally Posted by baldrick

What is the process you use to connect your Bluetooth 2 in 1 box to your Bluetooth speakers ?

Have you looked in the manual to be sure it can pair to more than one device ?

Do you make sure your Bluetooth speakers are off before you try and pair your headphones to the magic bizzo ?

1. I just switch on the transmitter, after plugging it into the 3.5mm headphone socket on the computer, and the speakers and the 'magic bizzo' search and pair.

2. Can't find anything in the manual about that.

3. I've switched all other Bluetooth devices off in the house .

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Does your computer not have Bluetooth already?
Apparently not

How old is your PC?

What Windows is it on? 7/10/ Millenium?

I cant believe you dont have bluetooth.

In Windows 10 Click the magnifying glass below and type in 'bluetooth'





This will then appear


Click tge Bluetooth off to on above , then click add bluetooth or other device.

Ibviously make sure your earphones are turned on and ready for pairing first

Originally Posted by Dillinger

What Windows is it on?

Windows 7

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I cant believe you dont have bluetooth.

Should I get a 'Mini USB adaptor dongle v4.0', as a solution to my problem doesn't appear to be likely ?

Your Windows 7 should have Bluetooth.

Check this ....

Control Panel > Network and Sharing > Set Up a new connection or Network > Add a device

it is likely a desktop computer without BT onboard so will need a BT USB dongle

the device he has can be used with anything with a 3.5 mm audio output

what do you do to put the bizzo into pairing mode and what do you do to put the headset into pairing mode

and how do you know that the bizzo has found a device to pair with ?

I had a similar bizzo years ago and first device it paired to became the preferred device which it always paired to at start up.
If you pressed a button then it un-paired from the preferred device and you could then pair it with another device.

I don't think Pragmatic's bizzo is much different and it can probably also only pair with one device at a time.