In this video, we’ll walk through how to set up and use the MEE audio Cinema 3D headphones.

Let’s start by getting them charged.



You can charge the Cinema 3D in two ways: with the included wireless charging pad or with a USB-C cable.

To use the charging pad, plug it into any powered USB port such as your TV or computer, or into a wall adapter.

Place the charging pad against the left earcup of the Cinema 3D headphones to charge.

The headphones automatically power off when the charging pad is attached.



You can also plug the included USB-C cable into any powered USB-C port.

The green charging light will flash while charging and turn solid green when fully charged.

A full charge can take 2-3 hours and can last up to 60 hours.




Next, we'll power on and pair the headphones

If you’re using the charging pad, simply remove it and the Cinema 3D will automatically power on.

If you are not using the charging pad, hold the power button for three seconds to power on.





The first time you power it on, the Cinema 3D automatically enters Bluetooth pairing mode.

Pairing mode is indicated by a blinking red and blue light.

If you do not see a blinking red and blue light, hold the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons together for three seconds to manually enter pairing mode.

Once the Cinema 3D is in pairing mode, open the Bluetooth menu of your TV or other device and select “MEE audio Cinema 3D”.





Now, let’s put on your headphones and go over some of the controls.

Locate the left and right indicators before putting them on.

The touch control panel should be on your right ear.




To Increase the volume, Swipe Up on the touch panel OR press the volume up button

To Decrease the volume, Swipe Down on the touch panel OR press the volume down button

To play or pause your media, Tap the touch panel twice or press the power button once.

To skip to the next track, Swipe Forward on the touch panel OR Hold the Volume Up button for 1 second.

To go to the previous track, Swipe Backward on the touch panel OR Hold the Volume Down button for 1 second.



When using a phone, tap the touch panel twice or press the power button once to answer or hang up a call.

Press and hold the touch panel for 2 seconds to mute or unmute the microphone while on a call.

Tap the touch panel 3 times or press the power button twice to activate your phone’s voice assistant.





Next, let’s cover the 3D Sound feature.

When 3D Sound is on, the audio follows your head movements for a more natural, immersive listening experience.


The Cinema 3D will automatically recenter the audio if you keep looking in one direction for a few seconds.

You can also recenter manually at any time - just face your TV and tap the touch panel once. This tells the headphones, “The screen is that way.”


If you’re listening to music or moving around a lot, you can turn 3D Sound off by holding the touch panel for two seconds. Hold it for two seconds again to turn 3D Sound back on.




The CinemaEAR feature lets you switch between four audio enhancement modes.

Press the CinemaEAR button once to cycle through them.

There’s no right or wrong choice - try each mode and pick the one that sounds best for what you’re listening to.

To turn CinemaEAR off, press and hold the Cinema Ear button for three seconds.




The Active Noise Canceling feature gives you control over how much outside noise you hear.

Press the ANC button once to turn it on and reduce background noise.

Press it again to activate Transparency mode, which lets you hear what’s going on around you.

Press it one more time to disable the ANC feature.




You can also temporarily mute your audio and enable Transparency by covering the touch panel with your palm.

This allows you to have a conversation without pausing your media or removing your headphones.





To turn off the Cinema 3D, re-attach the charging pad or press and hold the power button.

Next time you want to use your headphones, simply remove the charging pad or power them on with the power button.

Your Bluetooth device will reconnect automatically.




That’s all you need to get started!

For a deeper dive into the features of the Cinema 3D, check the user manual, explore our other videos, or visit our website.

Thanks for watching!