EUQQ manufactures wireless audio devices including Bluetooth sports earbuds, open-ear headphones, and AI translation headsets.
EUQQ is a consumer electronics brand specializing in wireless audio technology and smart accessories. The company offers a diverse range of products, including high-performance Bluetooth sports earbuds with secure ear hooks, open-ear headphones designed for situational awareness, and professional business headsets featuring noise-canceling microphones. More recently, EUQQ has expanded into AI-powered devices, launching translation earbuds capable of real-time language interpretation for travelers and professionals.
Primarily distributed through major online marketplaces, EUQQ products are designed for active lifestyles, often featuring IPX7 waterproofing, Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, and long-lasting battery life with digital LED display cases. The brand supports its users with dedicated warranty services and responsive customer care.
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Take the earbuds out of the charging case; they will automatically power on and enter pairing mode. Then, enable Bluetooth on your phone and select the model name (e.g., YYK-Q71 or YYK-Q63) to connect.
If only one side works or they fail to pair, place both earbuds in the charging case. Delete the Bluetooth record from your phone. Then, press and hold the buttons on both earbuds (often for 8-10 seconds) until the lights flash reset colors, or simply remove them to re-initiate pairing depending on the specific model.
Check that the magnetic contacts on the earbuds and pins in the case are clean; wipe them with alcohol if necessary. Ensure the charging case itself has power and is connected to a 5V/1A adapter using the provided Type-C cable.
Many EUQQ sport models are rated IPX7 waterproof, meaning they can withstand sweat and rain. However, Bluetooth signals do not transmit well underwater, so they are not suitable for swimming or diving.