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Hi. I'm unable to connect my iPhone (iOS 15.1) to my Mac Mini M1 (MacOS 12.0.1). The initial pairing seems to work as the code verification pops up on both the iPhone and the Mac, however it never actually connects and I get the following message:
Connection Unsuccessful
"Name of my device" is not supported.
Forget Device (button)
Has anyone run into same issue?
Mac mini, macOS 12.0
I'm not sure it has anything to do with iCloud.
My iMac M1 will not connect to my iPad or iPhone nor will it allow my iMac to unlock using my Apple Watch. This all seems to have been a problem since the 12.1 update.
In the Bluetooth settings on the iMac I can pair the iPad and iPhone but both immediately go to 'not connected', if I then select 'connect' it shows connected for around 2 seconds and drops back to 'not connected'. Clicking the option to unlock the iMac with my watch leaves it twirling for a while before becoming unchecked again. (The watch and the iPhone are paired with each other with no problems)
This is becoming frustrating.
Having the same issue BT issue with new M1Pro and iPhone 12 and 13 pro. Also, something is also blocking the VPN software I normally run. Not sure if they are linked?
If I no longer can pair iPhone to Mojave-run MacBook, it can't be a Monterey issue.
No its not a just a Monterey issue. I just pointed out that the latest Monterey update failed to fix the issue.
Unfortunately, this didn't fix the bluetooth pairing issue for me. I'm still running into the same problem.
Yep, I've done that with no luck.
Tried all device paring again and found I could regain connection with old MacBook 13" (Mojave) and iPhone but not anything to MacBook 14". So it very well maybe something to do with Monterey.
"If I no longer can pair iPhone to Mojave-run MacBook, it can't be a Monterey issue."
Please disregard this post. See my post above.
Thanks but no success - still just sits waiting for the laptop to respond/accept the airdrop file
Ok Airdrop does work as expected on my MBP M1. However still not clear why Apple have stopped the devices physically connecting via Bluetooth in the traditional manner.
Any luck?
I'm experiencing the same problem and you are correct. It has nothing to do with iCloud. It's a Bluetooth connection issue. Have you remedied the problem?
I'm seeing the same issue.
There is no resolution.
Some features still work via Bluetooth without it, but the lack of attention Apple has shown this error using the latest hardware and software is disheartening.
Apple tells us to pair them when using the iPhone as a wired hotspot (via USB). But they don't make it possible to do so. This is completely nuts!
That should be "High Sierra and earlier".
Bluetooth pairing between iPhone and Mac Mini M1 "not supported"
