Hey there, Skunch_Skunch. We can definitely understand how concerning it would be for your headset to not pair correctly with the app, and we'd be glad to help out! Here's some steps to try out to see if they help, let us know how it turns out!
- Ensure the phone's Bluetooth is turned on and the headset is turned on.
- Ensure the app and headset are using the admin account, and not an additional account.
- Clear the Bluetooth cache on the phone. (see below)
- Power cycle the phone and the headset.
- Power off and then back on again. If unable to power off the headset normally, hold down the power button for 30 seconds.
- Uninstall and reinstall the Oculus application on the phone.
- Ensure the phone and headset are connected to same wireless network.
- If using a dual-band router, also make sure they are connected to the same band (2.4 GHz or 5.0 GHz) as well.
- Try using a different phone.
- Factory reset the headset. (See below)
Bluetooth information may vary from device to device.
On an Android device
- Open Settings and go to Apps.
- Go to Bluetooth
- Tap on Storage and Clear Cache.
On an iOS device
- Open Settings and select Bluetooth.
- Forget every Bluetooth device in the My Devices list using the "i" icon.
- Restart your iOS device to clear the cache. After restarting, you will be required to re-pair with Bluetooth devices again.
Factory reset From the Headset:
- Power off the headset.
- Press and hold volume down & Power.
- This will boot into the USB Update Mode menu.
- Press volume button to move selection, press power button to make the selection.
- Navigate to Factory Reset and press the Power button.
- The device should now begin the Factory Reset process.
We'll be looking forward to hearing back from you!
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