Previous page UNMATCHED AUDIO High-quality game audio from bass-boosted 40mm high-sensitivity speaker drivers CLEAR CHAT / INSTANT MUTE Mic discretely folds into the earcup, and mutes, when on the go Apple App & Google Play WIRELESS GAMING COMPANION RIG 600 PRO Navigator app for equalizer settings, mic monitoring, power-off timer, and more EXCEPTIONAL PLAYTIME Up to 24-hour Bluetooth battery life or 18 hours when using the low-latency 2.4GHz USB-C transmitter ALL-DAY COMFORT RIG signature snap-fit design fit (S/M/L) and ultralightweight 240 grams for all-day comfort Next page 1 UNMATCHED AUDIO 2 FLIP-TO-HIDE 3 NAVIGATOR APP 4 BATTERY LIFE 5 ALL-DAY COMFORT When playing a game and a call comes in via Bluetooth connection, it interrupts my game audio. How do I prevent this? Press the Bluetooth Mode button (top button on left ear cup) to change setting to “Game”. If set to Dual or Bluetooth mode, it will allow calls to pause your game audio. Streaming music to RIG 600 PRO via Bluetooth, I get interrupted by audio from the USB-C transmitter. How do I prevent? On RIG 600 PRO, the USB-C wireless transmitter always has audio priority. To change this, press the Bluetooth Mode button (top button on left ear cup) to change setting to “Bluetooth”. USB-C audio will be disabled. When answering a call (iPhone), it does not select RIG 600 PRO automatically for the audio path. How do I change this? In the iOS device, select Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Call Audio Routing. Then choose “Bluetooth headset” to set the headset as the first device to connect to when answering a call. How do I check my RIG 600 PRO battery level? With your RIG 600 PRO powered on, short press the power button and you will hear a voice prompt advising the battery level of the headset and the Mode that you have selected. Battery level is also shown in the RIG 600 PRO Navigator app. Trying to use the RIG 600 PRO app but the text in the app is hard to read/too big (Android phones). How do I fix this? To correct this, you must reduce the font size in your Android phone settings. This option is usually found in the Settings > Accessibility > Font Size menu. Once a smaller size is selected, the app should display correctly.