COMEXION specializes in easy-to-use electronic consumer products, primarily focusing on high-quality Bluetooth headsets and wireless audio solutions.
COMEXION, founded in 2018, is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to delivering user-friendly tech products that enhance everyday life. The brand specializes primarily in wireless Bluetooth headsets, including specialized communication devices like trucker headsets and hands-free earpieces designed for business and professional use.
With features like advanced noise-canceling microphones, multi-point connectivity, and long-lasting battery life, COMEXION products are engineered to provide maximum comfort and crystal-clear audio during calls and media playback. Their product lineup includes popular models like the BH-M100 trucker headset and the A12 business headset, providing reliable solutions for remote workers, truck drivers, and professionals on the go.
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To pair your headset, turn it on by holding down the multi-function button (MFB) until the LED flashes blue and red (pairing mode). Then, enable Bluetooth on your smartphone or PC, locate the headset in the pairing list (e.g., 'M100'), and select it to establish the connection.
Plug the included USB charging cable into the charging port on your headset and connect the other end to a suitable USB power source, such as a computer, wall adapter, or car charger. The headset's red light typically indicates charging and turns off or turns blue once fully charged.
Pair the headset to your first device, then temporarily turn off Bluetooth on that device. Turn off the headset, then turn it back on to enter pairing mode again, and connect it to your second device. Finally, re-enable Bluetooth on the first device and select the headset to connect both simultaneously.
On certain COMEXION models without the included USB dongle, the hardware mute button is only natively supported on smartphones. If you are using conference software like Skype, Teams, or Zoom on a computer, you may need to rely on the software's interface to mute your line.