To connect Onn wireless earphones, open the charging case so the earbuds power on and enter pairing mode automatically, then enable Bluetooth on your phone or tablet and select the Onn device name from the list of available devices. This is the standard method for pairing wireless earbuds and headphones across most Onn models.
Inside this article
- How to connect Onn wireless earphones: the standard way
- Onn device names you might see
- How to pair a different device or re-pair
- Pairing the Onn headset with a boom microphone
- Frequently asked questions
How to connect Onn wireless earphones: the standard way
For most Onn wireless earbud models, the connection process starts with the charging case. Place both earbuds in the case, close the lid, then open it again. The earbuds power on and enter pairing mode automatically. On your phone or tablet, open Bluetooth settings and wait for the device list to populate. Select the Onn device name that matches your model. If prompted for a PIN code during pairing, refer to the user manual for the specific PIN code for your Onn wireless earphones.
For model AAABLK100024301, place both earphones in the case, close it, then open the case; the earphones enter pairing mode, and the device list should show Onn TWS Sport In-Ear. For model 100016495, open the charging case cover; the earphones enter pairing mode and show Onn TWS Earphones. For model A1061 open-ear earphones, opening the charging case puts the earphones into pairing mode, and the Bluetooth menu should show Onn Open Ear TWS. Some over-ear ANC headphones enter pairing mode automatically when powered on for the first time; after that, they search for the last paired device for 10 seconds and then enter pairing mode if no connection is made.
Onn device names you might see
The Bluetooth name that appears on your phone depends on which Onn model you own. Look for one of these documented names in your device list:
- Onn TWS Sport In-Ear
- Onn TWS Earphones
- Onn Open Ear TWS
- Onn Earbuds (or a similar name on some models)
- Onn Headset (for the rotating boom microphone headset model)
If you see multiple unfamiliar names, check the model number on the charging case or earbud housing to match it with the list above.
How to pair a different device or re-pair
If you want to connect your Onn earbuds to a new phone or tablet, or if they fail to connect to the usual device, start by turning off Bluetooth on any nearby device that was previously paired. Then reopen the charging case to put the earbuds back into pairing mode. With the old device disconnected, the earbuds will appear as available in the Bluetooth settings of the new device. Select the correct Onn name to complete the connection.
Pairing the Onn headset with a boom microphone
The over-ear Onn model with a rotating boom microphone uses a different pairing method. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds until the LED alternately flashes blue and red. This indicates the headset is in pairing mode. On your phone, open Bluetooth settings and select Onn HEADSET from the list. This model also supports pairing with two devices: disconnect the first device, pair the second, then re-enable the first device to maintain connections to both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won't my Onn earbuds appear in the Bluetooth list?
Ensure the earbuds are charged and the charging case is open. If they still do not appear, turn off Bluetooth on any nearby device that was previously paired, close the case, wait a few seconds, then reopen it to restart pairing mode.
Can I connect my Onn earbuds to a computer?
Yes, the same method applies.
How do I reset my Onn wireless earphones?
The documented reset method varies by model. For most Onn earbuds, place both earbuds in the case, close the lid, wait 10 seconds, then open the case again. If the earbuds still do not pair, consult the user manual for your specific model number.
Do Onn wireless earphones work with iPhones and Android phones?
Yes, Onn wireless earphones are compatible with any device that supports standard Bluetooth audio. The pairing process uses the generic Bluetooth settings screen on both iPhone and Android devices.
