You can connect your NuraLoop to other products using Bluetooth or the included Analog cable.

Computers

Mac
Connect your NuraLoop with Bluetooth:

1. Disconnect the Analog cable/ USB-A charging cable from your NuraLoop.

2. Turn on your NuraLoop. When you turn on your NuraLoop, it automatically enters Bluetooth pairing mode.

3. Select the Apple logo from the top left and then select System Preferences > Bluetooth. Your NuraLoop will show in the list as ‘Not Connected’.

4. Select ‘Pair’ on 'NuraLoop xxx'. Your NuraLoop should then show as 'Connected'.

PC
Connect your NuraLoop with Bluetooth:

1. Disconnect the Analog cable/USB-A charging cable from your NuraLoop.

2. Turn on your NuraLoop. When you turn on your NuraLoop it automatically enters Bluetooth pairing mode.

3. Click the Bluetooth icon on your computer’s taskbar.

4. From Bluetooth & other devices, click Add Bluetooth or other device.

5. Select 'NuraLoop xxx'.

Alternatively, you can connect your NuraLoop to a PC or Mac with the NuraLoop Analog cable.

Please note: your NuraLoop's microphones cannot be used when connected via Analog cable, so you may wish to use your computer's built-in microphone.

TVs

Audio configurations on TVs vary. Check your TV’s connectivity is compatible with your NuraLoop's connectivity.

Airplane adaptors

Audio jack configurations on airplanes vary. If the Airplane adaptor has a 3.5 mm jack, then use your NuraLoop's Analog cable (comes included).

Using your NuraLoop's Analog cable

• The Analog cable cannot be used when your NuraLoop's battery is not charged—this is because battery is required to apply your Personalized hearing profile and use functions like ANC and Social Mode.

• The NuraLoop USB-A charging cable (comes included) is for charging only. You cannot listen to audio with the USB-A cable.

• Your NuraLoop’s personalized sound works no matter how you connect — wireless or wired.

• Don’t connect your NuraLoop to an external headphone amplifier as the NuraLoop has an amplifier built-in.

IMPORTANT

NuraLoop does not currently support Apple Siri or Google Assistant.