BlueToneCart

Guide

Pairing your BlueTone.

Every BlueTone Bluetooth device enters pairing mode automatically the first time it powers on. To re-pair later, follow the per-product instructions below.

Enter pairing mode

  • Azure Buds / Meridian Mini: Open the case with the buds inside. Press and hold the rear button for 4 seconds until the LED flashes blue.
  • Halo Open: With buds in the case, press the case button 3× quickly. LED flashes blue.
  • Lumen On-Ear: Power off. Hold the power button for 6 seconds until the LED alternates red/blue.
  • Pulse Sport: Power off. Hold the power button for 5 seconds — voice prompt says "pairing".
  • Orbit Speaker: Power on. Press the Bluetooth button on top — LED flashes blue.

Per-device instructions

iPhone / iPad

  1. Open Settings → Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is on.
  2. Put your BlueTone device into pairing mode (see below).
  3. Tap the device name when it appears under Other Devices.
  4. For multi-point, repeat with a second device once connected.

Android

  1. Open Settings → Connections → Bluetooth (or pull down quick settings, long-press Bluetooth).
  2. Put your BlueTone device into pairing mode.
  3. Tap the device name in the Available devices list.
  4. Allow access to contacts and call history if prompted (optional).

macOS

  1. Open System Settings → Bluetooth.
  2. Put your BlueTone device into pairing mode.
  3. Click Connect next to the device name.

Windows 11

  1. Open Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Add device → Bluetooth.
  2. Put your BlueTone device into pairing mode.
  3. Select the device name from the list.

Nintendo Switch / Steam Deck

  1. Switch: System Settings → Bluetooth Audio → Pair Device.
  2. Steam Deck: Settings → Bluetooth → Pair.
  3. Both support standard A2DP — no special driver needed.

Troubleshooting

  • Device won't appear: Forget any previous BlueTone entry on your phone first, then re-enter pairing mode.
  • Audio is choppy: Move closer to the source; Bluetooth range degrades through walls.
  • Multi-point not working: Multi-point requires both devices to support standard A2DP. Some older PCs do not.
  • Still stuck: Email us, we'll help.