Polaroid PHP8310-BK,

Consider contacting a vendor and ask to purchase a copy of the manual.

Example:

https://womul.myshopify.com/products/hott-mu1036-bluetooth-mp3-player-with-1-8-screen-portable-sport-8gb-music-player-support-fm-radio-voice-record-e-book-with-hd-headphone-black


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I think there issnt any support for these headphone on a win7 or lower OS. I mailed Polaroid asking for help, but there aren't support for older windows.. mine is working fine on my windows10 laptop, but on my windows 7 workstation, I cant get it working either..

It shows up as a "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" but there aren't drivers available for it.

I would return them and either get a new one from them or another manufacturer.

You will have to return them to the store where it was purchased surely they will replaced those headsets

Skullcandy headphones are infamous for this happening. Luckily, there is a lifetime warranty from the manufacturer. Or, if it's possible, I'd return the product to the place you purchased it to get a replacement.

I would contact the seller immediately. Since you purchased the headphones from an online retailer, they have your purchase in their records. Especially since the transaction was so recent. I would repackage the headphones, contact their customer service either via email or, if possible, phone, and ask them if they will exchange the headphones for a working set. Since it is still under warranty you should not have too much trouble getting this fixed.

There is a reset button on the side. Try pushing that.

Well, as you can see by the plethoria of problems posted about Polaroid televisions you are not alone.
Yopu have been caught by a relatively new product problem called ``Paid Rebranding``,where a manufacturer will purchase the rights to brand their product with a relatively well know name, giving it instant recognition. Polaroid, or any other manufacturer makes a TON of money...for doing absolutely nothing. Actually, a few years ago, polaroid went out of business, so whoever purchased the rights to resell the name, made a ton of money. Unfortunatly, the company that sold their name knows nothing about the product...because they didnt make it, and the original manufacturer has absolutely no repair channels put into place for after sales service. If 100,000 units were originally made, 100,000 parts were purchased to make the units...and NO MORE. Now with 90% of parts crammed into 1 specialty chip...if that 1 chip goes...its all gone...and without replacement parts...no one can fix it.