AuraGo Setup Guide

1 Connect your headphones

Plug in your headphonesUse AuraGo’s 3.5 mm jack. For a 2.5 mm plug, use the included adapter.
Turn on AuraGoSlide the side switch to the solid dot (●), the middle position.

If AuraGo won’t power on, charge it with USB-C.

2 Choose how to listen

Play from my devicePhone, computer or Bluetooth TV Join an Auracast broadcastAt a venue or from an Auracast transmitter

3 Connect and listen

Listen from a Bluetooth devicePhone, computer, TV or Bluetooth transmitter

Put AuraGo in pairing modeHold the power switch toward the Bluetooth symbol for 2 seconds. The light flashes red and blue. If it is already flashing, go to the next step.
Select Avantree AS70POn your phone, computer or TV, open Bluetooth settings and select Avantree AS70P.
Play audioWait for the AuraGo light to turn solid blue, then play something.

Listen for: audio through the headphones plugged into AuraGo.

Using a transmitter without a device list? Start pairing on the transmitter and keep it close to AuraGo.

Can’t connect?Connected but no sound?

Use LE AudioChoose this if your source supports direct LE Audio

Pair AuraGoHold the power switch toward the Bluetooth symbol for 2 seconds. When the light flashes red and blue, select Avantree AS70P in Bluetooth settings.
Turn on LE AudioOpen the settings for Avantree AS70P. On a compatible phone such as the Galaxy S24, turn on LE Audio.
Play audioCheck that LE Audio is enabled on your source. A solid blue light shows AuraGo is connected in either Bluetooth mode.

Listen for: audio through your wired headphones.

No LE Audio setting? Check that your source supports direct LE Audio, or use Bluetooth.

Connected but no sound?

3 Join and listen

At a venue or using an Auracast transmitter? Confirm the broadcast is on and ask whether it needs a password.

Join without a passwordAuraGo can find an open broadcast automatically

Turn on AuraGoSlide the power switch to ●. If AuraGo is already on, turn it off and back on to scan again.
Wait for the light to turn whiteAuraGo joins an open broadcast automatically. This needs no phone or app.
Switch if you hear the wrong broadcastHold + for 2 seconds to try the next broadcast.

Listen for: the broadcast you want through your wired headphones.

Can’t find the broadcast?Connected but no sound?

Join with a passwordUse your compatible Android phone and the broadcaster’s password

Pair AuraGo with your Android phoneUse a phone with Auracast Assistant. In Bluetooth settings, pair Avantree AS70P.
Open Auracast AssistantIn the paired device’s settings, turn on LE Audio. Choose Listen to Auracast broadcast. Wording can vary by phone.
Select the broadcast and enter its passwordGet the password from the venue or transmitter owner.

Listen for: the selected broadcast through your wired headphones.

Can’t find the assistant? Check phone compatibility or try the Avantree app. If the password fails, confirm it with the broadcaster.

Connected but no sound?

Choose a broadcast in the Avantree appScan for a specific broadcast by name

Pair AuraGo with your phoneIn Bluetooth settings, select Avantree AS70P. Wait for Connected.
Select AuraGo in the appOpen the Avantree–Avantalk app and select AuraGo.
Scan and select the broadcastPause phone audio. Open Auracast, tap Scan and select your broadcast. Enter the password if prompted.

Listen for: the selected broadcast through your wired headphones.

Nothing in the list? Move closer to the active transmitter and scan again.

Can’t find the broadcast?Connected but no sound?

Fix a problem

Connected but no sound

Check the headphone plugPush it fully into AuraGo’s 3.5 mm jack.
Play audio and turn up the volumeRaise the volume gradually on AuraGo and your source.
Check where the audio is goingFor Bluetooth or LE Audio, select Avantree AS70P as the audio output if available. For Auracast, check that the broadcast is playing and you joined the right channel.

Listen for: audio through your wired headphones.

Still silent? Try another pair of headphones, then contact support.

Bluetooth won’t connect

Put AuraGo in pairing modeHold the power switch toward the Bluetooth symbol for 2 seconds. Look for flashing red and blue.
Reconnect from your sourceRestart Bluetooth on your source and select Avantree AS70P.
Clear old pairings if neededForget AuraGo on your source, clear AuraGo’s pairing history and pair again.

Listen for: audio through your wired headphones. A solid blue light shows AuraGo is connected.

Still stuck? Contact support with the source model and light pattern.

Auracast broadcast doesn’t appear

Check the broadcastConfirm the transmitter is broadcasting and move closer.
Try an open broadcast againTurn AuraGo off and back on. If it joins the wrong channel, hold + for 2 seconds.
Enter the password if requiredUse the Android Auracast Assistant or Avantree app and enter the broadcaster’s password.

Listen for: the broadcast you want through your wired headphones.

Still stuck? Contact support with the transmitter model, broadcast name and AuraGo light pattern.

LED stays on after switching off

A steady red light while plugged in means AuraGo is charging.

Connect AuraGo to USB powerLeave it plugged in for a few minutes.
Restart AuraGoSwitch it off, then on.
Check the power switchUnplug USB power and check that the switch controls power normally.

If the light stays on while AuraGo is unplugged and switched off, contact support.

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Charge AuraGo

Connect the included USB-C cable to AuraGo and USB power. The LED stays red while charging and goes out when fully charged. A full charge takes about 2 hours. Flashing red alone indicates low battery. If the LED stays off and AuraGo won’t power on, try another USB power source and cable.

Buttons and indicator lights

AuraGo (AS70P) controls

AuraGo AS70P showing the power switch, volume buttons and 3.5 mm headphone socket

Power / Bluetooth switch: Slide to ● for power on. Hold toward the Bluetooth symbol for 2 seconds to pair.
Volume + / −: Press once to change volume. In Auracast, hold + for 2 seconds to move to the next broadcast.

AuraGo LED meanings

Flashing red and blue: Ready to pair with Bluetooth or LE Audio.
Solid blue: Connected via Bluetooth or LE Audio.
Solid white: Joined an Auracast broadcast.
Orange during a channel change: AuraGo can show orange when changing broadcasts. Listen for the intended channel to confirm the switch.
Flashing red alone: Battery low.
Solid red while plugged in: Charging. The light goes out at full charge.

View the full controls diagram

Compatible devices

Headphones: Wired 3.5 mm headphones or earbuds. For a 2.5 mm plug, use the included adapter.
Hearing aids and wireless headphones: AuraGo does not pair with hearing aids or transmit wirelessly to headphones. AuraGo receives audio and sends it out through its wired audio jack.
Calls: AuraGo uses its built-in microphone. It does not use the microphone on your wired headset.
Audio sources: Bluetooth audio source, active Auracast broadcast, or a source with direct LE Audio support.

Clear Bluetooth pairing history

Use this when normal Bluetooth pairing recovery fails. Clearing AuraGo’s saved pairings means you’ll need to pair again.

Turn on AuraGo.
Hold the AuraGo + and − buttons together for 5 seconds.
Wait for the LED to flash red and blue. Then select Avantree AS70P on your source to pair again.

If the LED does not flash red and blue, contact support with the LED pattern you see.

Update AuraGo firmware

Open the official AuraGo (AS70P) updater to check the available version and follow the current on-screen instructions. Let the updater finish before disconnecting AuraGo. If an update fails, contact support with the error and the version shown.

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