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I’d like to know what version of BT my iPad2 (MC954LL/A) running iOS 9.3.5 has installed.
Where/how do I find it? I’ve looked in Settings/General/About and it shows a long string of numbers that make no sense to me. Thanks very much!
iPad 2, iOS 9
A 9-year old iPad 2 has a very old Bluetooth spec.
There are lot of newer Bluetooth devices that simply will NOT work with that iPad.
Especially many newer Bluetooth audio devices and smart, Bluetooth stylii.
A 9-year old iPad 2 has a very old Bluetooth spec.
There are lot of newer Bluetooth devices that simply will NOT work with that iPad.
Especially many newer Bluetooth audio devices and smart, Bluetooth stylii.
Thank You! Did you find out it used BT 2.1 from the iPad itself, or an outside source?
I got stuck without internet access for a couple of days a while back. When something triggered me to wonder what BT version my old iPad was running.
Boredom and + No internet, I was curious about the BT on my iPad2 that worked flawlessly with my 2 $20-$30 BT keyboards and 5 or 6 brands of budget BT earbuds. They all cost between $26 to $39 and haven’t give me any trouble.
I got curious what was on the iPads side of the audio connection.
I looked everywhere in Settings, I could think to look, and could only find that strange number in Settings/General/About-Bt 18:xxxxx
I wondered if the version number was just hidden so well, I just could not find it?
Thanks!
Thanks for the specific info!
What version of Bluetooth does an iPad2 running iOS 9.3.5?
