JBL Live 660NC Not Connecting to Bluetooth

If your JBL Live 660NC headset isn’t showing up or connecting to your device’s Bluetooth, you may be dealing with a pairing issue. This guide will help you confirm the problem and walk you through common causes and solutions.

Sometimes, the headset may not appear in your device’s Bluetooth list. Try restarting both your JBL Live 660NC and the device you’re pairing with. Then, turn Bluetooth off and on on both devices again before attempting the connection again.

If your headset still won't connect, remove it from your device’s saved Bluetooth list and pair it again. Hold the Bluetooth button on the headset until the light starts blinking blue, then search for it again on your device.

A low battery can interrupt Bluetooth pairing. Fully charge your headset and try again. Also, check if it’s already connected to another device, and disconnect it there before pairing with your current device.

Nearby wireless devices or multiple paired connections can interfere with pairing. Disconnect other Bluetooth devices and move away from Wi-Fi routers or microwaves before attempting to reconnect.

Outdated firmware can cause Bluetooth issues. Download the JBL Headphones app onto your device and check for any available headset updates through the app.

If none of the above works, perform a hard reset. Press and hold both the Volume Up (+) and Volume Down (–) buttons for 20 seconds until the headset powers off. Then turn it back on and try pairing again.