bluetooth headphones not connecting to macbook pro

Maybe. They should show up as Bluetooth devices on your MacBook Pro, but they must be paired with them first, and of course they must be charged up (if they have built in batteries) . I don't know if you have have a bluetooth device paired with more than one thing at a time. I suspect, in the case of headphones, probably not. So, you'd have to un-pair (or remove them) from the bluetooth menu of your iPhone first), and then pair them with the MacBook Pro, using the Bluetooth menu. So go to your Bluetooth menu (looks like a Capital B, sort of, and it's right next to the wifi icon on the top of your screen). I tried getting a user manual from the Utaxo website, but it doesn't look like it's working.... not really much in the way of basic support, eg, this is how you set 'em up..... in the Bluetooth menu on your MacBook Pro, you should make sure that Bluetooth is turned on and that your MacBook Pro is discoverable. Kinda silly, I know, but it's basic and has to be said....once....

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make sure the headphones and your bluetooth device are near one another (within about 3 feet/1 meter)

press and hold the power button for 5 seconds until the LED flashes blue and red. Utaxo should come up in the bluetooth menu. click on the name to connect

to clear the pairing cache, hold the power button down for about 5 seconds and listen in the headphones for "Pairing"

and apparently it'll say the words "power" and "Pairing" while it's doing so and you're turning it on, then it should be automatic from then on...

if that doesn't work, try doing a reset smc/pmu and zap pram on your macbook Pro and try again, after you have turned off the headphones, restarted your MacBook Pro and then turned 'em on and re-paired them......

You may also get interference from other paired bluetooth devices

good luck

John B

I have been having the same issue for a while. In my case, my headphones showed up in the Bluetooth tab but I couldn't get them to connect to my MacBook. I finally realized that my headphones were connected to my phone (sitting right next to my MacBook), and they can't connect to two things. So I turned off the bluetooth on my phone and my headphones connected to MacBook immediately. Hope that helps.

I was looking into bluetooth headphones, and one overriding issue was "do they talk to computers like they do phones?". Yours may not talk to computers easily, and as previously mentioned BT is a very busy frequency range so interference could cause it to fail. Online blogs (real experience, hope you can trust it) can tell you which BT headphones have reliably paired with computers as easily as phones.

Do not forget BT levels ... 4.1, 5.0. Could be an issue matching supported BT versions. Seems BT headphones talking to computers is less popular use than BT-to-phone (my guess, I may be wrong).

Well, certainly could make things harder. Try the online forums for technical advice that the maker does not want to provide.

This worked for me. I turned off Bluetooth on Mac. Then turned on headphones and Bluetooth. It took a few moment so might need to wait a bit.