An iPhone beside the JBL Flip 2 speaker.
This post shows how to connect a JBL Flip 2 wireless speaker with the iPhone.
With your Flip 2 powered OFF (power button is dark), run through this routine to connect it with your iPhone.
Firstly, at the lock screen, swipe up from the bottom or tap the Home button to bring up the phone’s Home screen. Shown next.
We found ours on the second page of the Home screen, as we show next.
Tap the Settings app icon.
The iPhone then displays the first page of its settings, as we see.
Tap the Bluetooth item. Our Bluetooth screen then displays, similar to the following.
Note that our Bluetooth is ON here. If yours shows as OFF, then move the switch item rightward to the ON position as ours is in the last picture.
Now since JBL speaker is currently powered OFF, it does not show up in the Bluetooth devices list. Also, we don’t see it since we’ve never paired this speaker with this iPhone before.
Turn on this unit by quickly pressing its Power button in the center of the top of the speaker.
The speaker then boots and that button starts glowing white.
The speaker then powers up and makes a bleep sound.
But since the iPhone does not know about this speaker, the Flip 2 will not pair with it automatically. The Pairing light denotes this not-paired state by either remaining dark, or by blinking white.
Now, to see the 2 on your mobile device, place the speaker into pairing mode. To do that, press and release the Pairing button. It’s the button opposite the Phone button on the buttons panel, and looks like the Bluetooth logo.
The speaker then plays a series of beeps in decreasing volume sequence. And the Pairing button starts flashing white.
See the screen shot next. In fact, we found our speaker, as pointed at by the dark blue arrow.
Tap the listed speaker in the Other Devices section of the Bluetooth devices list.
Your iPhone then connects with the Flip (named “JBL Flip 2” in this scenario). The mobile device’s Bluetooth screen then changes to look something like the following.
We have now successfully linked this BT speaker. Furthermore, similar procedures work with pairing iPod Touch players, iPad Pros, and any iPhones as well so long as they support Bluetooth. Also, pairing with Android devices works like this too.
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