GoBuds Faqs
Simply reset your device. Take the earbuds out and tap the Left or Right touch panel 5times.
Set aside the GoBuds and connect your charging case for 15 minutes. Then, return the GoBuds to the charging case. To charge the case, plug one end of the charging cable into the case and the other end into a USB port. The blue light indicates that the charging case is being charged. Once the charging case is fully charged, the light will turn off. Note: The LED lights located on the charging case indicate the battery status of the case. Charge the GoBuds at least once a month when they are not in use for a long time.
Tap once on the capacitive touch control of either earbud to start or stop playing a song. Govo GoBuds offer a comprehensive set of features designed for seamless music control. Check the instruction manual to discover how to fully enjoy these features.
Yes,Touching the multi-function button once enables the user to effortlessly accept or decline calls. Tap the Left or Right captive touch once to answer a call. Tap the Left or Right captive touch twice to end or reject calls.
Certainly, you have the flexibility to use any adapter for charging your GoBuds. The charging port is Type C for GoBuds.
Yes! GoBuds typically feature IPX Dust and Water Resistance technology, making them suitable for workouts or travel. Refer to the product manual for additional details and safety instructions.
The compact and lightweight design of the charging case makes it easy to carry your in-ear earbuds while they are being charged.
Yes! GoBuds are completely compatible with both iPhones and Android devices.
Tap the captive touch on the Left or Right side three times to establish a connection with Google and Siri and activate the voice assistant. For additional guidance, check the manual.
Check if the headphones are properly connected to the audio source. Ensure that the volume is turned up on both the audio source and the headphones. If using wired headphones, inspect the cable for any damage or loose connections.
Check the audio source for any issues, try the headphones with a different device, and ensure that the audio files being played are of good quality. If using wireless headphones, check for interference and ensure a stable Bluetooth connection.
Ensure that your headphones have sufficient battery life. Check for interference from other Bluetooth devices or Wi-Fi signals. Try reconnecting the headphones to your device and make sure it's within the recommended range.
Many headphones have built-in microphones for calls. Ensure that the microphone is not muted, and check if the headphone jack or Bluetooth connection is secure. If using wired headphones, check if the microphone is compatible with your device.
Adjust the headband or ear cup positions for a better fit. Consider using different-sized ear tips or cushions if your headphones have them. Over-ear headphones should rest comfortably on your head without causing undue pressure.
Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to clean the ear cushions and headband. Avoid using excessive water or cleaning agents, and never submerge the headphones. Refer to the user manual for specific cleaning instructions.
Refer to the user manual to check if your earphones support simultaneous use and charging. Some models allow this, while others may not.
Refer to the user manual or contact the manufacturer for guidance on replacing specific parts. Some headphones have replaceable ear pads or other components that can be easily swapped out.