The headphones pairs successfully, but while connecting to the headphone it connects and immediately disconnects
Logs: https://clbin.com/ANAVG
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Welcome @Silver to the good ship 
The best way to get started is to follow this guide on setting up How to enable/disable Bluetooth at startup even though you have it connecting at start up.
If it still keeps disconnecting, you will need to send the appropriate log files using How to include systemlogs in your post.
Following that guide didnt fix it.
Do you know which logs am I supposed to include?
Do an update
sudo pacman -Syu
For hardware info
inxi -FAZ --no-host | eos-sendlog
Post url
Added the url
sudo pacman -Syy does nothing after Synchronising Package Databases
Take a look at this How to include systemlogs in your post.
I suggested as starting point:
inxi -FAZ --no-host | eos-sendlog
That should be sudo pacman -Syu .
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Thanks Jonathon, you are right of course for update
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Updating the system doesnt change anything.
Updated the logs link.
Jul 06 19:36:42 _hostname_ bluetoothd[400]: src/profile.c:ext_connect() Hands-Free Voice gateway failed connect to 00:1E:7C:96:66:55: Connection timed out (110)
Jul 06 19:36:43 _hostname_ bluetoothd[400]: profiles/audio/avdtp.c:avdtp_connect_cb() connect to 00:1E:7C:96:66:55: Permission denied (13)
Jul 06 19:36:47 _hostname_ bluetoothd[400]: profiles/audio/avdtp.c:avdtp_connect_cb() connect to 00:1E:7C:96:66:55: Permission denied (13)
is the only “error” i can see in the logs… but it could be blueman interfering while using cli… ? or the need of a reboot to initialize changes ?
inxi -Ea will give info about the BT device.
untrust 00:1E:7C:96:66:55
remove 00:1E:7C:96:66:55
the device and re add it with the common sequence:
trust → pair → connect
Hey thanks everyone for trying to help with this, my guess is this issue might have been caused by my headphones cause the headphones stopped working altogether.