The Bose headphone brand is included among the top headphone brands due to its superior sound results and other advanced features. Like other electronic devices, Bose headphones can occasionally experience issues like audio glitches, connectivity problems, battery life, or unresponsive controls. To solve these issues, we perform a reset process, which not only solves these problems but also impacts the device’s performance.
Why resetting your Bose headphones might be necessary?
A few problems can be solved by resetting your Bose headphones.
- Battery or charging issues
- Langging or unresponsive controls
- Static or distorted audio output
- Bluetooth connectivity problems with devices
Before proceeding reset process ensure that your headphone device has been charged, a minimum or low battery leads to other issues.
Steps to reset Bose headphones
The resetting process of Bose headphones is different from one model to another. Each model has its own way of resetting the process.
Resetting Bose QuietComfort 35 and QuietComfort 45
There are a few steps for resetting Bose QuietComfort 35 and QuietComfort 45.
- Power off the headphones: Locate the power off button of your headphones.
- Wait for 30 seconds: Power off your headphones and wait for 30 seconds to ensure that all parts of your headphones are powered off.
- Plug the headphones into a power source: To ensure the battery, connect it to the power source.
- Wait for a few moments seconds: After connecting with the power source wait for a few moments to make sure it’s the battery during the resetting process.
- Disconnect the headphones from the power source: Unplug or remove the power source to move to the next step.
- Power the headphones back on: After removing the power source then turn on your headphone again and check their performance.
Now your Bose headphones have successfully reset.
Resetting Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700
There are a few steps for resetting Boise Noise Cancelling Headphones 700.
- Power off the headphones: Find the headphones’ power off button.
- Wait for 30 seconds: To make sure that every component of your headphones is turned off, turn them off and wait 30 seconds.
- Connect to a power source: Connect the battery to the power source to make sure it is secure.
- Wait for a few moments: Wait a little while after connecting to the power source to confirm that the battery is being used for the resetting operation.
- Power on your headphones: Turn on your headphones once more and assess their functionality after unplugging the power supply.
Resetting Bose SoundLink Around-Ear Wireless Headphone II
There are a few steps for resetting Bose SoundLink around-ear wireless headphones II.
- Turn off the headphones: Power off your headphone audio device.
- Hold the power button: Keep pressing the power button of your Bose headphones for 10 seconds until you see the LED indicator blink or hear a voice prompt.
- Forget the audio device on your phone or paired device: Disconnect and remove the audio device from your device like a phone or laptop from the Bluetooth setting of your device.
- Reconnect the headphones: Pair your Bose headphones with your device as a new device and check its performance.
Troubleshooting Tips
There are a few troubleshooting tips that help you to reset your Bose headphone and solve issues.
- Ensure Reset Procedure: Make sure that your Bose headphone is reset properly.
- Clear the Bluetooth Pairing list: Turn off your headphones by holding the power button for 10 seconds until you have not heard a voice prompt that indicates its pairing condition. After the discount, recount it with your device.
- Check the Firmware Updates: An old version of firmware also causes problems. Ensure that your device has the latest version of the firmware. You can use Bose Connect App or visit the Bose website to get information about last firmware version
- Ensure Devices Are Within Range: Every Bluetooth device has its own signal range. Make sure that you are in signal range. Poor signals also lead to bed sound results.
- Test with another device: Sometimes, your device has different sound settings or different firmware versions which lead to disconnectivity or bad sound results. Test your Bose headphones with different devices like a laptop, smartphone, or computer.
- Check the Battery level: A low battery level leads to further damage before starting the reset procedure, make sure that your Bose headphones are charged.
- Contact Bose Support: After applying all above mentions tips, if you are still facing the issue then contact with Bose customer support team.Â