The Budz earbuds are compatible with all Bluetooth compatible devices:

- Android devices (phones, tablets, smartwatches)

- iOS devices (iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch)

- VR Headsets

- Windows and MacOS computers

- Smart TVs

Yes, the Budz earbuds have an IP rating of IPX5.

Can I work out with Dutchbudz?

Yes

Can I run in the rain?

Yes

Can I swim with the Budz?

No

A user manual is included in the box. If you have lost it, you can download the manual here.

Yes, 1 year warranty.

Please note, products must be returned in their original condition. We cannot accept returns on items damaged through normal wear and tear.

To pair the earbud to your smartphone, follow the steps below:

Press and hold the Budz earbuds until you see the flashing light. The Budz earbuds are now in pairing mode and is identifying itself in the Bluetooth network.

Open your Bluetooth settings on your device. Your mobile phone should see the “BUDZ” device name in its Bluetooth setup screen.

Once the Budz device is selected, you should hear “pairing successful”.

The strength of a connection between the Budz and your source device can be determined by a variety of things. This can include the signal strength of your device, the distance, any obstruction between the two, and the surrounding environment. If the Bluetooth connection is interrupted, both the earbuds and the remote device will attempt to re-establish another connection.

There are a number of factors that can cause you to experience some external interference. WiFi signals are the biggest culprit of them all. If there is a 'fade-out, fade-in' issue coming from the earbuds, this means that the device recognises that there is a signal interfering with the connection between your source device and earbuds.

If the Bluetooth connection to Budz earbuds seems to be unstable, try changing the position of your device relative to the Budz earbud for a direct line of sight.

Another suggestion is to try the reset procedure on the earbuds.

When two Budz earbuds are paired, the left channel (primary) earbud connects with your phone (device) as well as right channel (secondary) earbud for stereo sound. If only the right earbud is experiencing a sound or connection problem, try rotating the right earbud by 90 degrees or so. This help line up the internal antenna between the two earbuds, prompting a better connection.

To enhance stereo performance, make sure the left and right earbuds’ are aligned parallel to each other. You can also rotate one of them until the connection stabilises.

If these instructions do not improve this connection, please try the reset procedure and then try pairing again.