Support and user manuals for a wide variety of generic and white-label earphone models, including TWS, bone conduction, and sports Bluetooth headsets.
El Auriculars category encompasses a diverse range of generic and white-label audio devices commonly sold through global online marketplaces. This collection includes user manuals, setup guides, and troubleshooting instructions for various models such as True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds, bone conduction headphones, neckband headsets, and hearing aid devices.
These products often feature Bluetooth connectivity, waterproof designs, and rechargeable cases. While many of these devices are sold under different model names like S800, A21, D9, or K1, they frequently share similar operation methods for pairing, charging, and resetting. This page serves as a central resource for users seeking documentation for these unbranded or multi-branded audio accessories.
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Typically, remove both earbuds from the charging case to enter pairing mode automatically. Then, open Bluetooth settings on your mobile device and select the model name (e.g., S800, A21) to connect.
This often requires a reset. Place both earbuds back into the charging case. Depending on the model, press and hold the reset button on the case or the touch sensors on the earbuds for 8-10 seconds until the lights flash. Then, forget the device on your phone and re-pair.
Place the earbuds into the corresponding slots in the charging case. Ensure the magnetic contacts are clean and aligned. Connect the case to a power source using the provided USB (Type-C or Micro-USB) cable.
Check if the charging pins on the earbuds or the case are dirty or oxidized. Clean them gently with a dry cloth or cotton swab. Also, ensure the charging case itself has battery power.
Many sports models (like the S800 Runner Pro) are rated IPX8 or similar, making them suitable for sweat and rain. However, standard models are typically only splash-resistant. Refer to your specific model's manual for exact IP ratings.