Bluetooth not working? How to fix your problems

Bluetooth devices can be used as extensions to Apple products, including the iPhone, iPod, Mac, and iPad, to assist with making voice calls.

The device uses short-range wireless technology to connect the cellular phone to create a hands-free call.

Bluetooth is Convenient

Since many states in the country have banned the use of phones while driving, these headsets offer a safe way to continue the conversation in the car without placing any lives at risk.

With an Apple Bluetooth, the device automatically partners up with the phone in the dual dock.

To access the device, go to settings, click on general, and find the Bluetooth option. Find the headset listed under the available devices and tap to connect the two.

Let the Games Begin!

Engage with your friends, family, or even strangers using Bluetooth headsets, headphones, car kits, and the other range of accessories for a true multiplayer game experience.

The peer to peer connectivity lets users exchange business cards, send notes, or share pictures all through voice commands.

When using a Bluetooth accessory, users can engage in all of the same phone features, while leaving their hands free to do other tasks. It is the epitome of multi-tasking!

Bluetooth Troubleshooting

iOS Bluetooth Issues

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Bluetooth and Macs

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