This looks fine so may for this headphones you have to downgrade bluez to 5.82 Version??? (It helped me for the xbox controller)
can you see here this version on your output:
sudo downgrade bluez
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i’m guessing the version i have is the one with written
/var/cache/pacman/pkg
if its that one then im on version 5.85
yes correct see your output thats the newest what is fine normally. you just move up to 5.82 and install this with enter. If its asking for set to ignore list say N first we dont know if it helps or not . If its installed just reboot and test it again if it makes trouble
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OHHH IT WORKED it connected immediately and didnt disconnect!!! i’m gonna try it n my laptop as well to make sure its really is the correct fix and flag it as the solution if it is .
thanks!!
Edit it woks on my laptop as well it really is the solution thanks!!
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Solution is to downgrade bluez to version 5.82
in terminal type
sudo downgrade bluez
and with the arrows choose version 8.82 and press enter
Edit: if the pc gets cut of from electricity, when its is connected again the bluez settings go back to the latest version
ding sudo downgrade bluez and changing the version again fixes the problem like before
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Nice im glad it helped you too. If you did not on the ignore list it got updated again with the next update by the way . So this is just temporarily then may the new bluez update will fix it too hopefully. I do not mention to set on ignore list. You als will see a warning now like Is partially upgraded: Yes . So it is your choice to do or not 
This would be right but dosnt matter yet
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Judging by how many commits happened since 5.85, there’s a good chance it could be fixed in 5.86
Watch this issue to know when it is resolved:
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