AirFly Pro is a wireless headphone adapter that lets you use your favorite wireless headphones or earbuds in places that only have a headphone jack - like airplanes and treadmills. Plug this tiny transmitter into a headphone jack to listen to in-flig
There are a number of reasons that an AirFly will fail to pair with headphones. To troubleshoot, please: - Turn Bluetooth off on any nearby devices. If a nearby device to which the headphones/earbuds have previously been paired, such as your phone,
When the AirFly doesn't appear to transmit audio, it is often because the AirPods are already connected to another device. So the first thing I would suggest is that you reset the AirFly Pro. To do this, hold the little Reset button on the top-right
If you are having issues with pairing a second set of headsets with AirFly Duo/Pro, it could be that the memory for Bluetooth devices may be full on one set of headphones. They don’t have a lot of memory - typically just enough to remember 2-8 Blueto
When this happens, it’s usually a matter of one of the AirPods not being charged, or the AirPods not being synched, or the second AirPod taking just a second or two longer to pair than the first one. The first thing to do in this situation is to chec
AirFly transmits audio wirelessly from any 3.5mm headphone jack to your favorite wireless headphones or AirPods. AirFly, however, does not receive audio, so it cannot be used in any function that would require sending audio back to the 3.5mm-connecte
Since AirFly wasn't designed for use specifically with hearing aids, we have not tested it ourselves. However, what we can tell you is that AirFly is a transmitter that provides a Bluetooth signal for a non-Bluetooth source. So as long as the source
Latency is never zero with Bluetooth, but it shouldn’t be an issue with the AirFly Pro. The latency for this device is generally 30 milliseconds or so, which should not be discernable while watching a movie or listening to music. However, if the 3.5m
Reset AirFly SE. Turn the AirFly on and press and hold the reset button on the side for 5-10 seconds. You’ll know it’s been successfully reset when the AirFly begins blinking white and amber (pairing mode). Reset the AirFly Duo. Turn the AirFly on a
To control the volume on the AirFly SE, press the Volume Buttons up or down. To MUTE AirFly SE, double-click the Volume Down button. The light will blink amber continuously to let you know the Volume is muted. Double-click Volume Down again to unmute
AptX Low Latency (AptX-LL), aptX and SBC are supported.
Flashes white twice – AirFly has been powered on. Flashing white and amber – AirFly is in pairing mode and waiting for the headphones to pair up with it. Flashing white twice every 5 seconds - The AirFly is in Unconnected stand-by mode. This means Ai
AirFly uses Bluetooth 5.0 or higher, so the range is up to 10 meters (33 feet). Please note, however, that the range depends on a number of outside factors, including the sensitivity of the receiver or physical obstacles in the transmission path.
Some customers may notice a reduced volume using AirFly Classic (not Pro, Duo, or USB-C) with their AirPods or AirPods Pro - when compared to AirPods or AirPods Pro volume when used directly with Apple devices like iPhone, iPad, etc. Usually, this vo
If the airplane you're on has two-prong audio jacks, we recommend an "airline flight adapter" for use with your AirFly (available here). This adapter has two prongs that plug into the airplane’s in-flight entertainment system and a jack for headphone
When the AirFly doesn't appear to transmit audio, it is often because the headphones are already connected to another device. To resolve this, turn off Bluetooth on all nearby devices to which the headphones have been paired, including your phone. If