iPhone 11 on iOS 13 having Bluetooth connectivity issues

It tells you that these problems are not universal and are usually due to the third-party devices involved.

I am on my second iPhone 11 Pro Max (the first was exchanged under warranty due to a bad ring/silent switch.)

if you want to sit here and complain that all iPhones are broken and Bluetooth never works, feel free, but it's not accurate, a fact I am sure is incredibly helpful to many.

Lee_Adama wrote:

Don’t forget that all of his accessories work flawlessly too 😂🤣

Though they aren't perfect.

I have never had any issues with Bluetooth and my AirPods Pro, but I will be returning them eventually as there is nothing I can do to stop them loosening and losing seal in my ears no matter which tip size I try.

Exactly!!!! And no one here said “never”, “all”, etc.

We’ve all listed the issue(s) we’ve had with the device(s) and it would appear that the common denominator is the Iphone 11 & its software. Sad sad sad

Never had similar issues in 8 years of using Android.

Also never had issues till iOS 13.4 and 13.5...

Here se are a lot of users with similar issues and this is a fact.

We need help of a fix, which things you are doing are helping us?

I’m a car seller and I tried different infotainment and my issues are the same with every car.

Obviously the phone and/or Ios are at fault. If you had taken the time to read most of the posts, people are LOYAL Apple customers until Iphone 11 or the IOS update.

Those of us affected (minus you) ultimately want Apple to fix the BT connectivity issue. I don’t think anyone paid as much as they paid for the Iphone 11 just to have it NOT work.

Your posts are annoying and irritating because ALL you say is you have had no, or maybe ONE problem..

At the end of the day, most of the posts are from loyal Apple fans, and we just want a fix. You yourself stated that you had an issue with the hardware (or whatever it was), so it stands to reason that issues DO exist. Here I was thinking you had some additional insight but once again, you do NOT!

You’re not an Apple tech and you have NOT helped ONE Apple user with their issue. Your phone works flawlessly?! Awesome!

To those of us NOT as fortunate as this guy, I feel your pain and hope that a fix comes soon...

Mylyn225 wrote:

Obviously the phone and/or Ios are at fault. If you had taken the time to read most of the posts, people are LOYAL Apple customers until Iphone 11 or the IOS update.

Loyalty doesn't matter, facts do.

Those of us affected (minus you) ultimately want Apple to fix the BT connectivity issue. I don’t think anyone paid as much as they paid for the Iphone 11 just to have it NOT work.

How much the phone cost doesn't matter, facts do.

Your posts are annoying and irritating because ALL you say is you have had no, or maybe ONE problem..

I have directed people several times towards solutions that have involved patches applied by auto makers and other vendors and towards threads showing Android users experiencing the same issues with the same third party systems, something that, obviously, can't be Apple's fault.

Are there issues with iOS? Of course there are, but in general Apple has been good about working towards a solution when notified of them.

At the end of the day, most of the posts are from loyal Apple fans, and we just want a fix. You yourself stated that you had an issue with the hardware (or whatever it was), so it stands to reason that issues DO exist. Here I was thinking you had some additional insight but once again, you do NOT!

The additional insight is far more often than not the issue is with the third party peripheral; I've also given several examples in the past of how this can be the case when it was working "just fine" with an older phone or version of iOS.

You’re not an Apple tech and you have NOT helped ONE Apple user with their issue. Your phone works flawlessly?! Awesome!

You're incorrect, I have helped several people, and just the knowledge that many of the issues here are not universal helps point towards the direction of a fix.

But, if my car didn’t received any software uodates in these months (meanwhile iPhone do) and Android smartphones works perfectly and another iPhone 11 (not Pro) works... Mine reproduces same issue in every cars...

What you think?

If Chrysler for some reason states the phone is incompatible, they are the ones who will need to fix that.

However, you can check if there is a UConnect update applicable to your car here:

https://www.driveuconnect.com/support/software-update.html

I just purchased an iphone 11. The bluetooth does not recognize my LEXUS IS300 2019. Apple is claiming it's a Lexus issue, but I'm calling BS. All my software is up to date . My phone is on 13.5.1 IOS.

Any ideas?

I have the same exact problem since January 2020, just after I upgraded to ios 13. I got my iPhone11 in Dec. 2019 used it for a month, when I upgraded to ios 11 my watch, iPhone 11 and my car stopped connecting via Bluetooth.

I phone 11 pro is dropping bluetooth signal after about 5 min. I I'm on software 13.5.1, Is anyone else having these problems? Seems like this started in April when there was a software up-grade. There have been two more upgrades since then, and still problems exists.

This iPhone 11 is a complete bust and they have a very loyal customer seriously considering an Android phone now! Way too many of us having the same Bluetooth issues (especially vehicle hands free systems) regardless of the year and make of the vehicle. Own the problem Apple and make this right and stop giving out "new" replacement phones with the same problem!

No Chief...this thread is now 124 pages! How many people are having the issue and just have no idea that this thread exists? How many have gone by the Apple store only to get told that "your phone is fine" or "it's a problem with your car/truck"? I don't know how much Apple is paying you, but it is not going to change the opinion of folks on here dealing with a piece of junk phone that cost much more, but has much less functionality than the previous iPhone X.

So true - it’s just the most frustrating situation. Normally a problem can be solved by preserving but in this instance it’s just impossible to get a solution or admittance by Apple that the fault exists .. I’ve concluded that it’s such a massive problem that they just won’t admit the fault exists as their liability would be massive.

I’m wondering how William can attempt to quantify this issue. Given the current state of the world, clearly this issue is not at the top of anyone’s list.

However, 99% of us on this thread are having the exact same issue with BT connectivity, so it must be an issue with the phone and/or software.