How to Pair Coca-Cola & Diet Coke Wireless Earbuds V2.0 with the Bottle-Shaped Charging Case

Quick answer

Take both earbuds out of the bottle-shaped charging case, then open your phone's Bluetooth settings and select the Coca-Cola or Diet Coke earbuds entry. If they do not appear, hold the touch area on both earbuds for about five seconds until the LED blinks, then refresh Bluetooth. Charge the case fully before the first pairing so the earbuds are not powering down mid-setup.

Coca-Cola and Diet Coke wireless earbuds V2.0 look like a novelty, but the pairing process is the same as any true wireless set: the case charges them, the earbuds broadcast a Bluetooth signal, and your phone does the rest. Most failed setups come down to one of three things: the earbuds were still in the case, only one earbud was out, or the phone was still holding an old pairing from a previous session.

This guide walks through the full sequence in order, from charging the bottle-shaped case to reading the LED and clearing a stubborn connection. It also covers the Coca-Cola Wireless Earbuds with Can Shaped Charging Case, which uses the same true-wireless logic but a different case shape, so you can apply the same steps if you own that version instead.

Before you start: charge the bottle-shaped case

A partially charged case is the most common reason earbuds drop out during pairing. Plug the bottle-shaped charging case into a wall charger or USB port and let it reach a full charge before the first setup. The case LED usually indicates charge level, so check it before you begin rather than assuming it shipped full.

If you are also charging a phone at the same time, use a charger with enough output for both devices. The Brookstone PD 40W 3 Port Wall Charger has dual USB-C and USB-A ports, which lets you charge the case and a phone from one outlet instead of hunting for a second adapter.

• Checkpoint: the case LED should show a steady or full-charge indication before you remove the earbuds.
• Common mistake: pairing while the case is plugged into a weak port, which can cause the earbuds to power off mid-handshake.

Step 1: Remove both earbuds and let them enter pairing mode

Take both earbuds out of the bottle-shaped charging case at the same time. Most true-wireless models automatically enter pairing mode when they leave the case for the first time, and leaving one earbud inside can prevent the pair from linking to each other. Set them side by side on a flat surface within a foot of your phone.

If the earbuds were previously paired to another device, they may reconnect to that device instead of broadcasting. Turn off Bluetooth on the old device or move it out of range before continuing. This single step solves a large share of coca-cola wireless earbuds pairing complaints.

• Checkpoint: both earbuds should show a blinking LED, which means they are advertising for a connection.
• Common mistake: leaving one earbud in the case, which can make only one side connect.

Step 2: Open Bluetooth on your phone and select the earbuds

Open your phone's Bluetooth settings and wait for the scan to refresh. Look for an entry named after the earbuds, then tap it. If your phone asks for a code, try 0000 or 1234, which are the standard defaults for most Bluetooth audio devices.

Once connected, play a short track and confirm audio comes out of both earbuds, not just one. If only one side plays, put both earbuds back in the case, close the lid for a few seconds, and repeat Step 1. This resets the left-right link without wiping your phone's pairing record.

• Checkpoint: the Bluetooth list should show the earbuds as connected, not just paired.
• Common mistake: tapping the wrong entry when several similar device names are saved from earlier sessions.

Step 3: Read the charging case LED correctly

The LED on the bottle-shaped charging case is your main status indicator, but its meaning varies by model. A blinking light during pairing is normal. A steady light usually means charging or a full charge, depending on the model. If the LED does nothing when you insert the earbuds, the case may be out of power or the earbuds may not be seated on the charging pins.

Because LED behavior is not identical across every Coca-Cola and Diet Coke earbud version, treat the light as a general signal rather than a precise percentage. If the earbuds charge but never pair, the LED is telling you the case is working and the issue is on the Bluetooth side, not the hardware.

• Checkpoint: the LED should react when you insert or remove the earbuds.
• Common mistake: assuming a blinking LED always means pairing mode when it may indicate low case battery.

Step 4: Fix a pairing that will not stick

If the earbuds connect and then drop, start by forgetting the device in your phone's Bluetooth menu, then pair again from scratch. Old pairing records are a frequent cause of one-eared audio and instant disconnects. After forgetting, repeat Steps 1 and 2 in order.

If that fails, reset the earbuds using the manufacturer's reset sequence for your specific V2.0 model, then charge the case fully and try once more. Keep the phone within a few feet during setup and away from USB 3.0 ports, microwaves, and crowded Wi-Fi routers, all of which can interfere with the 2.4 GHz Bluetooth band.

• Checkpoint: after forgetting and re-pairing, test with a call and a music track before trusting the connection.
• Common mistake: pairing next to a running microwave or a dense router cluster, which causes intermittent dropouts that look like a hardware fault.

Using the earbuds with other GabbaGoods gear

Once paired, these earbuds work like any other Bluetooth audio device, so they can connect to a laptop, tablet, or Bluetooth speaker setup. If you want a second listening option for movies or gaming at home, the Lyrix Over Ear Foldable Bluetooth Headphones pair the same way and give you an over-ear alternative when earbuds get uncomfortable.

For a shared listening session, a Bluetooth speaker such as the Modelo Bottle Cap Shaped LED Light Bluetooth Speaker can stream from the same phone, though only one audio device plays at a time. Switch between them in your phone's Bluetooth menu rather than trying to run both at once.

• Tip: name your earbuds something recognizable in Bluetooth settings if your phone allows renaming.
• Tip: keep the bottle-shaped case charged in a bag so the earbuds are ready when you are.

Pairing checklist: seven steps in order

1. 1. Charge the bottle-shaped case: Plug the case into a wall charger or USB port and let it reach a full charge before the first pairing. Checkpoint: the case LED should show a charge indication before you remove the earbuds.
2. 2. Remove both earbuds together: Take both earbuds out at the same time and place them within a foot of your phone. Common mistake: leaving one earbud in the case, which can cause one-sided audio.
3. 3. Confirm pairing mode: Watch for a blinking LED on the earbuds, which signals they are advertising for a connection. If there is no blink, hold the touch area on both earbuds for about five seconds.
4. 4. Select the earbuds in Bluetooth: Open your phone's Bluetooth settings, refresh the scan, and tap the earbuds entry. Checkpoint: the list should say connected, not just paired.
5. 5. Test both channels: Play a track and confirm audio comes from both earbuds, not just one. If only one side plays, return both to the case, close the lid, and repeat from Step 2.
6. 6. Read the case LED: Use the LED as a general status signal: blinking during pairing, steady for charging or full. If the LED never reacts, reseat the earbuds on the charging pins or charge the case.
7. 7. Clear stubborn connections: Forget the device in Bluetooth, then pair again from scratch, keeping away from routers and microwaves. If it still fails, run the manufacturer's reset for your V2.0 model and start over.

Product facts that affect pairing and charging

• Coca-Cola Wireless Earbuds with Can Shaped Charging Case: Wireless earbuds with a charging case shaped like a classic Coca-Cola can, available in multiple colors. The can-shaped case follows the same true-wireless pairing logic as the bottle-shaped case, so the steps in this guide apply, but the LED and case layout may differ.
• Lyrix Over Ear Foldable Bluetooth Headphones: Over-ear Bluetooth headphones with foldable design and wireless connectivity. If earbuds cause ear fatigue during long calls or movies, these pair the same way and give you a comfortable over-ear alternative.
• Brookstone PD 40W 3 Port Wall Charger- Dual USB-C and USB A Ports: 40W wall charger with dual USB-C and USB-A ports for charging multiple devices at once. Lets you charge the earbud case and your phone from one outlet, so the case is not competing for a single free port before pairing.

Pairing Coca-Cola and Diet Coke wireless earbuds V2.0 comes down to a charged case, both earbuds out, and a clean Bluetooth entry. Work through the steps in order, use the case LED as a rough status guide rather than a precise meter, and clear old pairings before assuming the hardware is faulty.