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  • The app does not open if the headphone is not ON. Is this correct?
    Yes, the app only works when the headphone is powered ON and paired to a source device that has the app available.
  • The audio is not centered to my monitor, what should I do?
    If the audio is not centered to your monitor, then you can re-center your headset by doing the following: 1. Position yourself in front of your monitor. 2. Press the re-centering button on the side of your headset (button that looks like a circle) 3. The head-tracking sensor will start the automatic calibration.
  • The best way to clean your LINK BAR
    To clean your LINK BAR, use a soft dry Microcloth to remove dust and dirt.
    We wouldn't recommend using any alcohol as it may harm the product.
  • The Bluetooth pairing acknowledgment signal is very loud. Is it possible to reduce the volume of this signal, or will there be a software upgrade that changes the volume?
    It is true that some Bluetooth products have a very loud BT acknowledgment tones. We are sorry, but the level of such tones cannot be changed, and no software solutions will appear.
  • The Control X is an outdoor speaker, can I place it where ever I want?
    The JBL Control X is built for outdoor and indoor purposes. If you are placing the JBL Control X outdoor, please be aware that it should not be exposed to directly to the elements (rain, snow, sunlight). We advise you to place the speaker under a roof so the connections on the back won't be exposed to outside sources. If you have placed it correctly under a roof, they can outlast all types of weather.
  • The effect of the Awareness function seems small when listening to music. Is this correct?
    This may simply be a matter of how the headphone is used. The awareness effect is intended to give the user the ability to hear sounds around them through the microphones on the headset. The effect is apparent in use cases where there is no audio, or the audio is at a moderate level. As with any situation, if the sound level of music is loud, it will mask any sounds, including those delivered by our ambient aware technology
  • The headphone is sweatproof. Is it also waterproof?
    This is a sweatproof headphone, but if you regularly sweat profusely, or use it in rainy weather, damage may result.
  • The JBL Micro Wireless is not completely mute when I turn the volume on a Bluetooth source unit to minimum.
    Even when reducing volume to minimum on the Bluetooth source unit, it does not reduce the audio signal to zero. In this case the Micro Wireless will playback music at a very low volume.
  • The Noise Cancellation we are using in our JBL TOUR Series
    True Adaptive NC available on Tour One enables real-time monitoring of exterior surroundings and personal attributes like movement, hair, eyeglasses, and automatic adjustments to the NC performance and EQ.

    If you don’t prefer the canceling performance's automatic change, you can get a fine-tuned canceling level by choosing “Everyday Mode” in the app.

    Adaptive Noise Cancelling - available on Tour Pro+ TWS - listens to ambient environmental noises using external and internal mics then creates the inverse phase back to the listener creating the noise “canceling” effect.
    The headphones also allow the listener to adapt or adjust noise cancellation through features like Ambient Aware and TalkThru.
  • The P and S speaker won't be associated successfully when pressing the association button twice on the primary speaker.
    Make sure to press the association button once. If by mistake you pressed it more than once, there is a good chance that association does not take place. Wait until the association process is completed, which takes about 2 minutes, and repeat the process.
  • There are times when my smart phone stops charging when attached to the wireless charge arm on Smartbase.
    This can be caused by the charge arm reaching its thermal temperature cutoff. This is a safety feature to prevent a potential risk. For proper heat dissipation, always be sure to have the charging arm in the open position when your smart phone is attached.
  • There are two kinds of remote cables for the Synchros series. How do you tell them apart?
    The three JBL Synchros on-ear and over-ear headphones S300, S500 and S700 all have cables with remote control on them. There are two types of remote controls. One is for iPhones mainly. It has white dividing rings between the poles of the jack plugs. The other one is for Android phones. It has black dividing rings between the poles of the jack plugs. This is shown in the owner's manuals as a drawing. The S300 comes in two models, S300i and S300a. They are of course meant for iPhones and Android, respectively. You should either buy the i or the a version, to match the phone you have. But since the difference is only in the remote control on the cable, it is always possible to buy the alternative cable later, as long as they are in stock as spare parts. The S500 and S700 have BOTH cables in the box, so there is no i and a version of these models.
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