My Mpow Swift 4.0 Bluetooth Headphones can't connect to my Macbook Pro. I have Yosemite installed. At first I could connect them but now I can't. The MacbookPro says they are connected but they aren't. I need help.

Turn Bluetooth off on the Mac, reboot, turn Bluetooth back on. Should work ✅

Np

This doesn't work for Soen Transit speakers. My MacBook pro (mid2010) running Yosemite has never found the speakers. I'm considering returning them to Apple. Also chances of it discoing my new iPad Air is 50/50. Any ideas?

Hi Nick,

I know this reply is long-overdue, and you have probably resolved the issue, but I have been looking around the web as I found a problem connecting my wireless earphones to both my Mac, iPad, and iPone. Here is what I found through trial and error:

Once my earphones were connected to my iPod (the device they were originally connected to at first), they were undiscoverable to everything else, so none of my other devices would even recognise it, let alone pair.

In order to unpair my earphones from my iPod, I clicked the multifunction (middle) button and held it until they turned on - but kept hold of it for a while until they started to flash. Now they entered 'repairing' mode. Immediately, all of my devices could discover the earphones, so I connected them to my Mac and they work great.

So, could it be that your speakers are already paired with a device and are now rendered unpairable to every other device? If so, try what I did.

For the record, I am using mPow Wolverine (Bluetooth 4.0)

-Michael

Let your bluetooth on in the computer or phone, turn off the Mpows and then turn them on but keep the pressure on the ON button for 5 - 10 secs, it should flash red-blue several times, now is discoverable and your devices should see them in their bluetooth device list.

Exactly the solution for me. Thank you!

Absolutely brilliant!! I didn't know that holding down the middle button had that functionality. Thank you!!