Pair Raycon Everyday Headphones by holding the power button for 3 seconds, then selecting “The Everyday Headphones” in your device’s Bluetooth settings.
Raycon Everyday Headphones pair like any standard Bluetooth headset: a single long press on the power button drops them into pairing mode. With the headphones off, press and hold the Power button for about 3 seconds; they switch on and enter pairing mode automatically. Then open Bluetooth settings, ensure Bluetooth is on, and select “The Everyday Headphones” from the list.
Pairing Steps That Work Every Time
Raycon’s official user manual describes a straightforward process that holds for the Everyday Headphones Pro and Everyday H2O models too.
- Make sure the headphones are charged. Raycon recommends a full charge before first use.
- Start with the headphones powered off. If they’re on, hold the Power button until they turn off.
- Press and hold the Power button for about 3 seconds. The headphones turn on and enter pairing mode automatically — no separate button or menu needed.
- Open Bluetooth settings on your device. On iPhone: Settings > Bluetooth. On Android: Settings > Connected devices > Bluetooth. On Mac: System Settings > Bluetooth. On Windows: Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.
- Make sure Bluetooth is toggled on, then wait a few seconds for the headphone name to appear in the available devices list.
- Select “The Everyday Headphones” from the list. The connection completes within a few seconds — you’ll typically see a confirmation on screen.
That’s the whole process. The name is “The Everyday Headphones” for the standard model, “Raycon Everyday Headphones Pro” for the Pro version, or “The Everyday Earbuds” if pairing the earbuds instead.
Pairing to a Second Device or Re-Pairing After Connection Issues
To switch to another device, first clear the existing connection: remove the headphones from the previously paired device’s Bluetooth list, then put the headphones back into pairing mode with the 3-second power button press. For a more thorough reset, Raycon’s manual says you can clear paired devices by holding the relevant buttons for 5 seconds while powered on. This wipes stored Bluetooth memory for a clean state.
The headphones connect to one device at a time, so disconnect from one source before connecting to another. If pairing keeps failing, work through these common fixes:
- Check that Bluetooth is on. This is the most common reason a device never appears.
- Charge fully first. A low battery can cause pairing failures or unstable connections.
- Remove old connections. Select “Forget This Device” in the Bluetooth settings of every previously paired device.
- Look for the exact name. You want “The Everyday Headphones” or “Raycon Everyday Headphones Pro,” not a similarly named device.
- Try the call-button reset. After fully charging and powering on, double-press the “CALL” button until the LED flashes alternating blue and red. This resets the pairing state and clears reconnection issues.
What to Do When They Won’t Pair
When pairing fails after multiple attempts, the issue is almost always Bluetooth memory, not a broken headset. Your headphones remember their last paired device; if that device is still broadcasting, the headphones will try to reconnect instead of making themselves available for new connections.
Here’s the reset sequence Raycon recommends: fully charge the headphones, turn them on, then double-press the CALL button until the LED flashes alternating blue and red. At that point, the headphones should be discoverable and ready to pair as if new. This resolves most persistent connection failures.
Watch the LED: it typically flashes red and blue in pairing mode and turns solid blue once paired. If the light never changes, the headphones aren’t entering pairing mode — go back to the 3-second hold on the Power button and ensure you’re holding it long enough.
If you’re still troubleshooting, it helps to know which everyday headphones suit different needs before settling on a pair — our tested roundup of everyday headphones compares the best options across price and features so you can see how Raycon stacks up.
FAQs
Why won’t my Raycon headphones show up in Bluetooth settings?
The most common cause is Bluetooth being off on the source device, or the headphones still connected to a previous device. Turn Bluetooth off and on again, then hold the Power button for 3 seconds to force the headphones back into pairing mode. If they still don’t appear, use the double-press CALL button reset.
Can I connect Raycon Everyday Headphones to multiple devices at once?
No. The Everyday Headphones connect to one device at a time. To switch devices, remove the headphones from the current device’s Bluetooth list, then re-enter pairing mode and select them on the new device.
How do I reset my Raycon headphones for pairing?
Charge the headphones fully, turn them on, then double-press the CALL button until the LED flashes alternating blue and red. This clears the pairing state and makes the headphones discoverable again. For a deeper reset, hold the relevant buttons for 5 seconds while powered on to clear stored devices.
References & Sources
- Raycon. “Everyday Headphones User Manual” Official pairing steps, device name, and reset instructions.
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