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I’m using iPhone SE 2 and I know how to make a shortcut to turn my Bluetooth off and on but can someone please explain to me how to make a shortcut that instruct my phone to connect to my Jabra Move headset? When I turn on Bluetooth it does not automatically connect, possibly because I use the headset on more than one devise.
iPhone SE
Hello Melanie,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities! I understand that you're wondering if there's a way to create a shortcut that can be used to connect your iPhone SE (2nd generation) automatically to your Jabra Move headset.
Under the Gallery tab in the Shortcuts app, you'll find a shortcut called "Set Audio Output." This shortcut would allow you to route the audio playing on your iPhone to AirPods, Bluetooth headphones, or any other device that supports AirPlay:
Discover shortcuts in the Gallery - Apple Support
Beyond that shortcut, Set Bluetooth (on/off) is the only other action that the Shortcuts app currently supports for Bluetooth shortcuts.
Take care.
Hello Melanie,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities! I understand that you're wondering if there's a way to create a shortcut that can be used to connect your iPhone SE (2nd generation) automatically to your Jabra Move headset.
Under the Gallery tab in the Shortcuts app, you'll find a shortcut called "Set Audio Output." This shortcut would allow you to route the audio playing on your iPhone to AirPods, Bluetooth headphones, or any other device that supports AirPlay:
Discover shortcuts in the Gallery - Apple Support
Beyond that shortcut, Set Bluetooth (on/off) is the only other action that the Shortcuts app currently supports for Bluetooth shortcuts.
Take care.
I just used the shortcut you suggested and it worked and it also allowed me to connect my headset to both my laptop and my phone at the same time which I have never been able to do before! So thanks again :)
If you use Bluetooth devices there is never a good reason to turn it off; why don’t you just leave it on?
Because I use the headset on my laptop and it won’t connect unless it’s not connected to something else. Then when I want to go back to iPhone I have to manually connect it again.
Thank you Sarah
I just learned something also. Thanks for asking that question!
Hi Melanie,
You're very welcome and we're glad to hear that shortcut worked with what you were wanting to do. Please reach out if you have questions in the future.
Cheers!
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