Wireless earbuds are said to have more advantages over traditional earbuds. Since the wireless earbuds connect via Bluetooth, this device doesn't have long cables to run around in your pocket. The wireless earbud can also be connected to a variety of Bluetooth devices, including smartphones and tablets. Try different types of wireless earbuds until you find one that fits your ear.
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Method 1 of 2: Putting Earbuds on Ears
Step 1. Try different types and brands of jemala speakers to find one that fits your ear
Everyone's ear canal is different in shape and size, so there is no one-size-fits-all ear canal. Try a variety of brands and styles of earbuds belonging to friends or family to determine what suits you best. You can also ask the electronics store staff for permission to try out a few common loudspeakers to find out which one is the most comfortable.
In general, men have larger ear canals than women and therefore require a larger ear canal
Step 2. Place the earbuds snugly in the ear canal
In order for the ear canal to transmit sound effectively, you need to insert it into the ear canal and relatively close the eardrum. Twist the earbuds 2-3 times back and forth to help it attach more tightly.
Fitting the earbuds into the ear canal will also block other sounds from entering the ear
Step 3. Pull the earlobe to seal the earbuds in the ear
When the earbuds are already resting loosely against each ear, reach out and pull each earlobe out with the other hand. While pulling, gently press the fingertip further with the other curry index finger.
For example, to close the earbuds on the right ear, gently pull the earlobe with your left hand. At the same time, use the index finger of the right hand to push the ear canal into the ear canal
Step 4. Remove the wax in the ear if the earbuds don't fit properly
Ear wax deposits can change the size and shape of the ear canal. This can cause the earbuds to not fit properly or fall out of the ear when worn. If you feel like your earbuds aren't sticking as well as they used to, try cleaning your ears.
Also clean your ears if you notice a yellowish wax deposit on the earbuds as they are removed from the ear. Be careful not to push in. Remove the ear wax without pushing it deeper into the ear canal
Step 5. Don't move your jaw while wearing the fingernail, if possible
Depending on the shape of the jaw and its proximity to the ear canal, opening and closing the jaw can loosen the ear canal. Of course, you'll have to move your jaw when you're on the phone, but try not to move your jaw if the speaker is used for something else.
For example, if you chew gum or a snack while listening to music, the movement of your jaw can loosen it and push it away from your ear
Method 2 of 2: Using Wireless Plugins
Step 1. Wear the jemala speaker with other phones and devices
Tap the Bluetooth button on the phone and turn it on. Then, tap the “seek” button on the side 1 of the common speaker. When the Bluetooth menu appears on your phone, tap it to connect to the speakerphone. Note that, if you're trying to pair the speakerphone with a device that hasn't been paired before, you may need to wait a bit longer.
Check the phone's user manual for steps to pair your phone with a wireless device
Step 2. Control the jemala speaker with the remote control
Many wireless earbuds come with a small remote control, usually measuring about 5 x 7.5 cm. Use this tool to skip again, adjust volume, or mute calls.
- Make sure to always carry the remote with you when you go out (e.g. when going for a jog) so you can easily manage your music.
- If you forget to bring your remote control, you can control the music you hear with your phone (or other device).
Step 3. Tap the button on the side of the speaker if it doesn't have a remote
There are brands of jemala speakers that don't include a remote control, and replace it with a small button on the side of the device. Use this key to pause, play, or skip the music you are listening to, or to answer, mute, or end a phone call. Look for this button before you plug the earbuds into your ear so you don't press them wrong.
If you find that the keys are too small for your fingers, you can use your phone to manage music and end calls
Step 4. Clean the earwax if you notice ear wax deposits
If wax from the ear gets on the surface of the earbuds, clean it with a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol. Wipe the surface of the speaker until it is completely clean.
Do not use soap to clean the wireless earbuds, and never rinse them in tap water
Step 5. Charge the wireless earbuds when not in use
While the charging mechanism varies for each wireless speaker, there is usually a small port to connect to the charger. Plug the charger into the wall socket in the bedroom or living room. Whenever you are not using the speakerphone, plug it into a charger.
