1. Bluetooth is a wireless technology that allows iPhone to communicate with other Bluetooth enabled devices within a few meters of each other.
   Note: Bluetooth is often used for wireless headsets or to transfer media between devices.
   
2. From the home screen, tap Settings.
   
3. Tap Bluetooth.
   
4. Tap the Bluetooth switch to turn on and off. When Bluetooth is on, the Bluetooth icon will be displayed in the Notification bar.
   Note: To optimize battery life, turn Bluetooth off when not in use.
   
5. Tap the Desired device to pair.
   
6. Tap Pair.
   
7. Device will display “Connected” when successfully paired. When Bluetooth is paired, the Bluetooth paired icon will display in the Notification bar.
   Note: If prompted, enter the Bluetooth pass code for the connecting device. Check your user manual for the pass code or try 0000 or 1234.
   
8. To Disconnect (unpair) or Forget the Device, tap the Info icon 'i'.
   Note: For more information see Apple support article: Set up and use third-party Bluetooth accessories
   
9. Tap the Desired option.