How to charge wireless headphones? Complete and concise guide to charging Bluetooth headsets

Wireless headphones have been dominating the market for years and they all integrate rechargeable batteries that allow you to enjoy their functions without wires. You might ask yourself: How do I charge the wireless headphones? The process for charging Bluetooth headsets is very simple. Basically, it's the same as recharging your smart phone.
Normally you need a charger, a USB cable and a power outlet. Chargers vary, as does charging speed, but it's best to use the original transformers that come with the headphones. Generic chargers can cause some problems, such as overheating the battery. As with any audio equipment, using the wrong products to charge your helmets can decrease their lifespan.
Most models are recharged in the same way. That said, in this article we explain the charging procedure step by step, in case you don't have the user manual or need a simple and short guide to charge Bluetooth headsets.

How to charge wireless headphones?
Wired headsets are powered by the sound source to operate, but wireless headsets require a separate source. Depending on the Bluetooth headset model, the batteries change in shape or size, but they usually work with rechargeable lithium batteries.
Bluetooth headsets not charging? If you know how to charge your phone, it probably won't take you any time at all to understand how to charge wireless headphones. Here are some simple steps to charge Bluetooth headphones using a mobile charger.
- Turn off the headphones. During the process of charging Bluetooth headsets, most models need to be turned off. In fact, many of them turn off automatically.
- Connect the USB cable to the transformer. Several chargers have an integrated cable. That said, the cable and charger that come with your headset package are most likely separate. If this is the case, connect both.
- Check the voltage output of your transformer. If you are using a generic charger, make sure that the voltage output is equal to the size your headset needs. Otherwise, the headphones may burn out and the battery may overheat.
- Connect the transformer to the power input. After verifying the voltage, connect the charger to the power input.
- Connect the USB cable to your headphones. To start charging Bluetooth headsets connect the cable to the headset.
- Wait the necessary time for loading. The charging process varies according to the model, size and USB port. Do not leave the headphones on longer than necessary, as this may damage the battery in the future.

How to charge AirPods?
AirPods or AirPods 3, like most True Wireless headphones, come with a case that doubles as a charging dock. How to charge AirPods? The process is very similar, but we will answer the frequently asked questions by users.
First, place the AirPods in the case. The charging base offers multiple charges for your AirPods. To keep your AirPods charged, leave them in the case when you're not using them.
You can also charge your AirPods with a Qi certified wireless charger. To do this, place the case on the closed charger with the light facing upwards. The indicator light should show you the charge level. If you have AirPods Pro, you can press the case in the charging process to know when it's missing.
How to charge Airpods with a cable? Insert the Lightning cable that came with your AirPods into the Lighting connector on your case. You can also use a USB-C to Lighting cable or a USB-Lightning cable. Then connect the other end of the cable to the USB charger or a port. Airpods charge faster via cable when you use an iPhone, iPad charger or connect it to your Mac.
Conclusion
As you can see, charging Bluetooth headsets is very simple. That said, you need to take the necessary steps to do it correctly and not damage the headset or the battery. You should not connect a generic transformer without first checking the voltage. Also, do not leave them charging longer than necessary.
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