Imagine a wireless headset with audio quality that surpasses wired ones. one that wouldn’t snag while exercise (or while sweating under the hot summer sun)… Or suffer after listening to your favorite songs for hours on end (with the volume at 11)… Imagine a wireless headset that recognized you so well that it always fit you comfortably and perfectly. And smack you with just enough bass to fuel your upcoming run or workout. To design the ideal headset for those who prefer intense soundtracks to go along with their tough exercises, our team of Swiss sound experts collaborated with music enthusiasts and athletes. These headphones have two 8mm graphene speakers that produce HD audio that has been calibrated to sound so clear and crisp you’ll think you’re listening live. Your earbuds have been specifically engineered to pump out more bass and greater loudness without distortion, so you’ll be able to play it loud. Our test groups were astounded by the audio quality our engineers were able to achieve, but they weren’t prepared for how comfortable earbuds with such excellent audio would be. Our audio engineers, who believed that the patented Comply T-400 memory-foam eartips were the ideal complement to their design and urged that we include them in the finished product, were the only ones who weren’t astonished.

If we didn’t pay attention, they even threatened to hack the coffee maker. We’re delighted we did based on the fantastic consumer feedback we’ve received! You’ve probably experienced it: your music starts to crackle and fade after you leave your player on the other side of the room or, worse, put it in your pocket. These headphones are affectionately referred to as “impotent earbuds” by our audio engineers, who were adamant that ours wouldn’t suffer a similarly humiliating fate. We can now report that the Bluetooth connection has been perfected after 13 rounds of testing. You should anticipate 30 to 40 feet of uninterrupted, faultless sound, depending on your circumstances. We are aware of your hectic schedule, so don’t think about stopping what you’re doing to take a call. The BHS-790 has a button that you can press to switch between music and calls, and its specifically built microphone cancels out background noise so you can talk even in crowded gyms or on the street. Anyone who has worn headphones on a hot summer day or who is an athlete knows that even the best headset may be ruined by a single, strategically placed drop of sweat. There, too, we’ve got you covered. Each Phaiser headset has a hydrophobic nano coating that is water resistant.

WHAT‘S IN THE BOX?

BHS-790 Headphones
Sizes of Silicon Eartips
1 Pair of Comply™ Foam Tips*
6 Pair of Ear Wings
Carrying Case
User Manual
USB Charging Cable
2 Collar Clips
2 Simple Cable Management Clips
4 Double Cable Management Clips

HOW TO CONNECT?

Press and hold the Middle control but- ton for about 5s. As soon as you hear the „Power On“ message and the LED indicator turns blue, go to the Blue- tooth menu of your phone. Search for new Bluetooth devices and select “BHS-790“. If something doesn‘t work, try turning your phone‘s Bluetooth off and on again.

HOW TO CONTROL?

HOW TO CHARGE?

Although the headphones come with a partially charged battery, it is recommended that you fully charge your BHS-790 before first use.

Open the charging port cover with your fingernail and connect the USB charging cable. The LED indicator will turn red while charging. When the LED turns blue, the headset is fully charged. This takes less than 2h.

HOW TO MAKE THEM FIT?

Make sure you hear the great HD Sound of your BHS-790. Everyone’s ears are different, be sure to try all sizes of eartips to find the perfect one for you. Push the earbuds into your ear gently to get a good seal. You will enjoy a great fit and premium sound quality with the right size of eartips. You find 3 different sizes of Silicon Tips and one pair of Comply™ Premium Earphone Tips* in the box.

Silicon Tips

Comply™ Premium Earphone Tips*

* Only applies to models which include Comply™ Premium Earphone Tips.

HOW TO WEAR FOAM TIPS?

Squeeze down the foam tip and roll the tip into a thin, round cylinder.
Pull back and up on ear to open the canal. Gently insert the entire tip into the ear.
Hold the tip in place until it expands.

HOW TO USE THE WINGS?

When you put the buds into your ears, the pointy end of the wing needs to point forward, towards your face. Hook the wing into your ear so it can get a grip and adjust it to find the most comfortable position.

HOW TO MANAGE THE CABLE?

In order to prevent the cable from dangling, use the included cable management clips to tighten the cable behind your head. Insert the cable into your preferred cable management clips as illustrated below and carefully tighten until the cable fits comfortably behind your head.

HOW TO CHECK

THE BATTERY LEVEL?

Every time you turn the headphones on, you will hear the battery status notification. If the headphones are already turned on, you can trigger the battery status notification manually by briefly pressing “�” and “�” at the same time. On iOS and some Android devices, you will be able to see the battery level of the headphones in the phone‘s status bar at the top.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I activate my Bluetooth Phaiser headphones?
While wearing the headphones, press and hold the multi-function button for three seconds. The audio message “Power On” will play.
Where is the switch for “on”? I’ve searched everywhere for it, but I can’t find it.
The middle button must be depressed for eight to ten seconds. When it turns on, it will make an announcement to your ears, and I believe it also provides a rough estimate of the remaining battery power. It will say that it is shutting down and then turn off if you hold the center button down for another five seconds.
How can I tell when my earbuds have finished charging?
Bluetooth headsets all function differently. However, once your headsets have reached full charge, the earbuds usually start to glow. Red and green lights are most frequently used in headsets. A low battery level is indicated by the red light, while a full charge is indicated by the green light.
Should I always have earbuds on hand?
The majority of cases have a lithium-ion battery that keeps the earphones charging until they are fully charged. The earbuds should always be kept on hand just in case.
What does the blue light on earphones imply when they are charging?
The battery is charged if the exterior blue light is on. It can charge your headphones up to 10 times, according to the user instructions.
How are headphones connected to a computer?
Locate an open USB port on your computer if your headset has a USB connector. Connect the USB connector for the headset to the USB port. Your computer should detect and set up the headset for use, and when it’s prepared, it might show a notice message in the lower-right corner.\
Do wireless headphones need to be charged before use?
Myth: A device should always be fully charged before use. To be fair, charging a device’s battery completely before using it is not harmful.
How frequently do my Bluetooth headphones need to be charged?
A single ear Bluetooth headset typically takes no longer than 3 hours to charge. The ideal charging period is now. For the Bluetooth headset of both ears, it is best to limit usage to no more than 4 hours.
What does it indicate when the red and blue LEDs on your Bluetooth headphones flash?
The headphones are prepared for Bluetooth connection while the LED is blinking red and blue. The light will begin steadily flashing solely blue when they join. You depress the middle button until the light turns red to turn them off. The headphones will turn off when you release your grip on the button.
How long are Bluetooth headphones made to last?
You can anticipate that low-cost or average-quality headphones will endure for about two years. High-quality headphones can last up to 4 or 5 years if you purchase them. In conclusion, Bluetooth headphones typically last between two and four years.

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References

User Manual

Phaiser

Phaiser BHS-790 Bluetooth Headphones

Specifications

Introduction