How do I remove static sound on car speakers when I used Iphone12 Pro bluetooth?

How do I remove static sound on car speakers when I used Iphone 12 Pro bluetooth? Family tested other cell phones in my car and they worked fine. I cleared all cell phones out of car memory and in my iphone and repaired. My software is 14.4.2. Paid a lot of money for the phone, and anticipated a better connection/sound? Is there a solution besides trading the phone in?

Posted on Mar 30, 2021 5:35 PM

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