Jaybird Bluebuds Disconnecting

Ok. i got it. It seems I wasn't managing myself quite good with the on-off settings of the buds. Let's see now how it works and how resistant they are to sweating. Thanks!

I am having the same issues with disconnetcing my bluebuds x. On my iphone 5s with ios 7 everything was running well, since i am using iphone 6 with ios my bluebuds x are disconnecting very often.

I am also using a pebble. When i disconnect my pebble, the bluebuds stay connected.

I am having this issue as well. Whenever I have my BlueBuds X and Pebble connected to my iPhone 6 running iOS 8.1 the BlueBuds X will disconnect. This will occur several times over a single run. It's disappointing because this never happened with my iPhone 5s running iOS 7.x.

I just wanted to add that my Jaybirds were dropping connection as soon as I turned my display off on my iPhone. So I also have a Tile and once I told my iPhone 6 iOS 8.1 to stop connecting to the Tile, my Jaybirds stopped dropping the connection. This isn't ideal, as I'd like to keep track of my keys, but for now it stops the annoyance of my headphones dropping constantly. Thank you guys for the work-around, I do hope they will fix this as I am betting it is an iOS issue.

I Am running iOS 8.1 on an iPhone 6 plus and newest pebble firmware and was having multiple disconnect issues with my bluebud headphones/ford sync and multiple Bluetooth speakers. Turning off Bluetooth proximity in pebbles app settings seems to have fixed my issue

I Got my iPhone 6 Wednesday of last week and tried to connect my Jaybird Bluebud X with no luck. I could not even get the Bluebuds to be recognized by my iPhon. They worked great with my old iPhone 4S. I had to go to a back up pair of headphone for a half marathon I ran this past Saturday. Is there anything in the pipe as far as a fix by Apple? I hate that I paid all this money for a top of the line phone AND a top of the line Bluetooth earbuds and they are incompatible.

iPhone 6 here with iOS 8.1 and a Pebble smartwatch - I am also having numerous disconnects of my Bluebuds X as other people are explaining.

I'll try turning off the Pebble and see if it makes a difference.

Exact same & this fixed it - thanks 🙂

Turning off the Bluetooth proximity in the pebble settings completely fixed the issue for me, thank you! Must be something about LE devices polling that causes this problem since it's common to tile and pebble interfering with the connection.

Some more observations I have on my Bluetooth issues. I have multiple Bluetooth devices. pebble/bluebud/shower speaker/ automatic obd2/ and sync in Ford Focus 2013. If I have 2 or more Bluetooth devices connected I have Bluetooth drop Frequently. If I disable all other Bluetooth and leave only one connected it has perfect connection and never drops. I hope apple is still actively looking at this and has fix coming. It's going to make apple watch suck if you can't use other Bluetooth at same time or home kit with Bluetooth devices

I am having similar issues with an iPhone 6+ running iOS 8.1.2. I have a number of BT devices that could be part of the mix in this issue, including a Jawbone UP24 and 3 Tiles. I did do a network reset. Will see how that goes.

Same issues with iPhone 6+ and 8.1.2...have a tile and a fuelband and it drives me nuts.

I look better , but it seems that with Pebble firmware version 2.9 , the problem is solved ( ios 8.1.3 )

Without any disconnection in hours (iphone 6 + Pebble + Bluebuds X)

Sorry for my english, I'm from Spain

Wow, ran a half marathon yesterday with my new BlueBird X headphones and it was terrible. It was cutting out up to 15 times during one song. I suspected that it might be a conflict with Pebble and disconnected it (from the Pebble, didn't disconnect it in iOS). It got better, but not 100%. I am using an iPhone 6, never had a problem with my 3 year old BlueBirds, although it's possible I haven't used Pebble much since the upgrade from my 4s. Never had problems on 4s with Pebble AND the older BlueBirds. Good to see I'm not the only one. I'll have to look into this further.