Heard Bluetooth is choppy, will it mess up my Bt headphone connections? Thanks
B bribri99 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 3, 2014 143 39 Jul 24, 2016 #1 Heard Bluetooth is choppy, will it mess up my Bt headphone connections? Thanks
T5BRICK macrumors G3 Aug 3, 2006 8,314 2,391 Oregon Jul 24, 2016 #2 https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-10-beta-3-bug-fixes-and-changes.1983293/ iOS 10 Developer Beta 3 Build: 10.0 (Build number 14A5309d) Bugs Bluetooth audio is still incredibly choppy regardless of paired device. Click to expand...
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ios-10-beta-3-bug-fixes-and-changes.1983293/ iOS 10 Developer Beta 3 Build: 10.0 (Build number 14A5309d) Bugs Bluetooth audio is still incredibly choppy regardless of paired device. Click to expand...
P profets macrumors 603 Mar 18, 2009 5,165 6,313 Jul 24, 2016 #3 It's really try at your own risk. I've been using iOS 10 from day one with many Bluetooth headphone connections, including on 2-3 hour runs and bikes without any issues at all. Though that is anecdotal and many people have reported issues.
It's really try at your own risk. I've been using iOS 10 from day one with many Bluetooth headphone connections, including on 2-3 hour runs and bikes without any issues at all. Though that is anecdotal and many people have reported issues.
RealMonster macrumors regular Oct 28, 2007 193 151 Jul 26, 2016 #4 Once my headphones connect, they stay as well connected as they ever did. Getting them connected is harder, though. I find that this works: Go into settings Open the Bluetooth preferences--you should see your paired headphones there Turn on your headphones. They'll try to auto-connect. They will probably be disconnected a few seconds later. If they're disconnected, tap on the 'disconnected' text in the Bluetooth settings to get your phone to try and pair with them again That's worked reliably for me so far.
Once my headphones connect, they stay as well connected as they ever did. Getting them connected is harder, though. I find that this works: Go into settings Open the Bluetooth preferences--you should see your paired headphones there Turn on your headphones. They'll try to auto-connect. They will probably be disconnected a few seconds later. If they're disconnected, tap on the 'disconnected' text in the Bluetooth settings to get your phone to try and pair with them again That's worked reliably for me so far.
N8Howell33 macrumors member Apr 21, 2015 84 13 Jul 26, 2016 #5 bribri99 said: Heard Bluetooth is choppy, will it mess up my Bt headphone connections? Thanks Click to expand... No issues with powerbeats 2 and iOS PB2
bribri99 said: Heard Bluetooth is choppy, will it mess up my Bt headphone connections? Thanks Click to expand... No issues with powerbeats 2 and iOS PB2
azfalcons Suspended Sep 29, 2014 606 252 Valley of the sun Jul 26, 2016 #6 I would upgrade your beats as well by throwing them away