This guide will show iPhone users the easiest way to fix most Bluetooth connection problems. Using Bluetooth headphones, speakers and other accessories is great… until it refuses to pair with your iPhone. Bluetooth pairing issues are common with some stubborn Bluetooth devices.
The easiest way to fix iPhone Bluetooth connection problems is to delete the old Bluetooth settings and replace them with new ones. Some users find that this method makes it easier to pair devices consistently and connections can be more reliable over larger distances. This may not work for every Bluetooth issue, but it’s a good place to start.
How To Fix Bluetooth Connection.
If the Settings app icon (the gear one) isn’t visible on your iPhone’s home screen, swipe left until you find it on another screen. If you still don’t see it, check for folders where you may have accidentally moved the Settings app.
Choose which is the third item below.
When the Bluetooth device is turned ON and Bluetooth is also enabled on the iPhone, they should connect automatically. If the device refuses to connect, try to pair the device with the iPhone again. After several pairing attempts, the best solution is to completely delete the Bluetooth device from iPhone and add it again. Tap to the right of the Bluetooth device name to delete the device.
On the next screen, tap . Forget this Device.
Tap a second time to confirm.
After the device is removed, iPhone will start searching for Bluetooth connections.
Once the device is found, tap the Bluetooth device you want to pair with. Sometimes this is the name of a product. Other times it is a string of random letters and numbers.
iPhone will start pairing with a Bluetooth headset, speaker, or other accessory. If the pairing is successful, the screen should look like this and say:
If the above solution doesn’t fix your iPhone Bluetooth issue, make sure the Bluetooth device is fully charged. Try pairing the headset with another phone to see if it works. Some Bluetooth headsets have somewhat complex settings and options that can only be changed by tapping or pinching the sometimes unmarked parts of the headset. We recommend that you carefully review the generally available user manual and the manufacturer’s Web site.
While troubleshooting Bluetooth devices is a necessary skill for any Bluetooth accessory, purchasing a quality device can help avoid this hassle. That doesn’t mean high-end products are perfect, but it’s best to avoid cheap Bluetooth accessories. Some users complain of poor sound quality, connection issues, and durability issues.
Check out Jabra Motion for a quality Bluetooth headset. And for those looking for a Bluetooth speaker, take a look at the Logitech UE Mobile Boombox.
