Q: iPhone 6 bluetooth issues

I heard lots of folks were able to fix the issue on their stand alone Bluetooth devices. Unfortunately, with the system of my car, you can only choose enable or disable Bluetooth function from a drop down menu, but there is no power key that you can press on.

Hey,

I found the following explanation here, about mid-page.

Granted, it's a bit old, and doesn't directly relate to iPhone or iOS 8.x.x, but you might want to follow the steps the gal describes, in that exact order, just to check:

"...However, after debonding again and switching off car audio, unpairing from the phone, switching off Bluetooth on phone and restarting phone. Then re-pairing and bonding again, it seems to have cleared the problem.

Also, on the phone a message pops up asking if you want Ford Audio to connect - I would advise leaving this pop-up and accepting each time. It could be coincidence but problems appeared to have started on mine when I ticked the 'Do Not Ask Again' box."

I read all posts about bluetooth issues. Unfortunately I am still have a problem and no conection with bluetooth of my car! Good job Apple! No function, no solution, no answers!

iOS 8.2 is on the way. With a little luck...

dj, I was reading that you had problems pairing your h7. How did you resolve these issues? Thanks for your help!

I haven't read all these posts, so if this has been said already I apologize for repeating. what solved the problem with all of my devices (none of them are cars) was to change the name of my phone. Settings>general>about>name.

Hi Everyone,

I have had similar problems to everyone (headphones working after pairing with external speakers via bluetooth... in my case, it was a UE Boom bluetooth speaker).  What seemed to resolve the issue was upgrading the firmware to my UEBoom (my iphone 6+ was already up to date).  I was able to do that by going to the UE Boom website.

Hope this helps somebody out there.

Best,

iDeb

I had this same problem, until I realized that my LG bluetooth could only pair/connect to 2 devices, and it was paired with my Ipod Mini and still paired to my 5s. If you haven't tried this yet, simply unpair it with your 5s and then it should pair with your 6 when pushing the pair button down. Hope this helps!

Apple, this is unacceptable. I have been using iPhones since the 3G and this is lazy and unprofessional. Without resetting my phone I was not able to pair to BT devices.... Thanks a lot for wasting over an hour of my time.

FIX on IOS 9.1 on a iPhone 6S for bluetooth not pairing was to reset all settings.

Settings -> General -> Reset -> Reset All Settings

I Was having this issue as well. I placed my watch in airpla mode and the took it off airplane mode and everything pairs without any problem now.