I've been using a new bluetooth headset for about a week now, and suddenly it won't stay connected to my Pure. I have not done anything different to the phone to affect the bluetooth settings, and I've checked them several times anyway and everything seems normal.
I even deleted the pair with the headset, re-paired, but still the same results. The headset is properly recognized, it connects to the phone normally, but after about 20 or 30 seconds it disconnects.
If I turn on the phone's bluetooth, turn on the headset, then make a call after it connects, the call is properly routed to the headset but only for those first 20 or 30 seconds. What's worse is when the headset disconnects from the phone during the call it doesn't just revert the call to the phone's mic & speaker, it ends the call.
By the way, the headset is a NoiseHush N450, but I don't think the problem is with the headset because the same thing happens when I pair my phone to other BT headsets.
Any ideas?
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I have a Tilt and the 510 Voyager headset. I'm wondering if there's a way to do the following two things:
1. When the headset is turned on and connected to the phone is there a way that I can make it so that I can still talk on the phone? It seems like when the headset is turned on that the microphone and sound is muted on the phone, so you have to use the headset.
I want to be able to use either the phone or the headset at the same time.
2. If I walk out of range of the headset while it is turned on, then walk back in range, can I set it so that the headset will automatically reconnect?
1. You can switch from the headset to the phone during a call. It is one of the options on the "call screen". I don't believe you can set it to default, but you can just turn off bluetooth if you want the default headset to be the phone.
2. The headset should automatically reconnect when brought back in range. Try pushing the "pick up" button on the headset. It should automatically re-pair in a second or two.
My HFBLU-STH3 Bluetooth stereo headset successfully pairs and then connects with my Note 3. When I turn the headset off, the Note 3 correctly continues to list it as a paired device. But when I turn the headset back on, it does not re-connect to the Note 3. If I click on the device in the Note 3's Bluetooth settings, it says Connecting for a few seconds but then gives up. The only way I can re-connect is to redo the pairing.
It only takes a few seconds longer to re-pair the headset, so it's not a major problem. But I'd like to solve it if possible. Any suggestions?
When making calls with the bluetooth headset, the headset switches in the call-mode, but sound is not working. Both microphone and speaker. I've tried it with 2 different headset and both worked with my previous phone.
Playing music over bluetooth works flawless.
paul70078 said:
When making calls with the bluetooth headset, the headset switches in the call-mode, but sound is not working. Both microphone and speaker. I've tried it with 2 different headset and both worked with my previous phone.
Playing music over bluetooth works flawless.
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Is the Audio from calls enabled in your bluetooth profile of that connection?
Is this your only bluetooth connection at that time? Mine is able to connect to 2 bt audio devices at the same time, making both unusable, no matter what i do. As soon as i disconnect one connection it starts to work again.
Bluetooth handling seems to be bit glitchy atm
Hi
I have a P30 Pro, EMUI 9.1 .0.193 and I'm experiencing random disconnect of my BT headset during the call. I had a Voyager Legend and now a Jabra Supreme UC but the problem is still present.
Basically, during a phone call, randomly, the BT headset disconnect and the call is routed to the phone, or to another BT device.
The phone is very close to the headset to I don't think it is a problem of distance.
Does anyone have the same problem?
Thanks
Stefano
Yes, mine does the same with different headsets so I believe it is the phone, not the headset. I have to reboot my phone every week because Bluetooth will connect to my headset but only for calls, not for audio.
Sword Fish said:
Yes, mine does the same with different headsets so I believe it is the phone, not the headset. I have to reboot my phone every week because Bluetooth will connect to my headset but only for calls, not for audio.
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I'm trying to understand if there is something around that could generate the problem... Random disconnections occur only when I'm at home at my desk, I have a bluetooth keyboard and mouse connected to the PC, probably there is interference. I never had disconnections when I'm outdoor or in the car...
I will try to pay more attention to this fact, maybe you can do the same to see any possible relationship of the problem with the sourrender environment.
I have been having some Bluetooth issues with my Huawei P20 Pro dual sim CLT-L29.
My mono bluetooth headset often appears as connected, but, if I make or take a call, it goes through the phone speaker, not through the headset. If I click on bluetooth - headset name it says "connected for calls and media audio", but it doesn't work. The only way to get it to work is to apply the IT approach and reboot the phone.
Has this happened to anyone else? This makes the phone quite unusable; when I get important phone calls, I can't always say: "please wait 30 seconds while I reboot my phone"!
This has happened with 4 headsets: 2 Jabra Talk 45 and 2 Plantronics V3200. The Plantronics has sensors to direct the call back to the phone if the headset is not in your ear, but I have disabled that. The Jabra has no such function, so this cannot be the issue.
Oddly, this has never happened with stereo bluetooth earphones / headphones. The worst that has happened with those is that, since a few months ago, the Jabra app no longer recognises the Jabra 65t earbuds, even though they otherwise still work just fine.