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Bluetooth Paring
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Time Pairing
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Open the charging case (with both FreeBuds inside). Press and hold the
function button for 2s to start Bluetooth pairing (the indicator will blink in blue).
Enable Bluetooth on your smartphone, select "HUAWEI FreeBuds" from the
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Bluetooth device list, and tap to connect.
Due to the characteristics of all Bluetooth headsets, electromagnetic waves
from close vicinities may interfere with your Bluetooth connection, causing your
FreeBuds to become silent or disconnected.
2. Auto Reconnect
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Reopen the charging case, the FreeBuds will reconnect to your previous
device(s) automatically.
Smart Control
1. Call Function
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Double-tap either FreeBud to answer an incoming call & double-tap again to
end it.
Ensure to wear your FreeBuds properly. If you experience an abnormality
during a call, adjust your headset to the proper position.
2. Music Function
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Double-tap your right FreeBud to play / pause music, or simply take out either
FreeBud to pause music.
3. Voice Assistant
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Double-tap your left FreeBud to activate voice assistant (requires voice
assistant enabled smartphone).
Sleep & Charge
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Put both FreeBuds inside and close the charging case to sleep & charge.
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If the indicator remains red, it indicates that the charging case is still charging; if
the indicator turns green, it indicates that the charging case is fully charged.
Restore Factory Settings
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Open the charging case, put both FreeBuds inside, and leave the charging case
open.
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Press and hold the function button for 10s or more. After the indicator blinks in
red, green, and blue, your FreeBuds are restored to their factory settings.
Safety Information
Before you use the device, read the following precautions carefully to ensure
optimal product performance and to avoid danger or violation of laws and
regulations.
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To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels
for long periods.
• Do not use the device at locations where the use of wireless devices is prohibited
due to potential interference with other electronic devices, which may cause
safety hazards.
• In clinics and hospitals where the use of wireless devices is prohibited, please
comply with the regulations and power off your device.
• Some wireless devices may interfere with implantable medical devices and other
medical equipment, such as pacemakers, cochlear implants, and hearing aids.
Consult the manufacturer of your medical equipment for more information.
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