IOS 9.3.2

I have not. Have you attempted a Network Reset? If so, might try an unpairing of the problem connection and pair it again.

I've only been seeing good results, and on a personal note, I can vouch for them.

I have choppy audio on my LG Tone HBS-700 headset after the update. It's an issue with the iOS update, because my wife's same model headset also did this when I paired it with my phone

Then, no doubt, an issue seems relevant with that bluetooth device/model and this most recent update. I would report it to Apple so they can be made aware of the specific model having this issue with the latest update.

I've had the same bluetooth issues since 9.3.1. Updating to 9.3.2 didn't fix anything for me. I've tried restoring to factory reset and restoring from back up and nothing worked.

BT and WiFi issues have been ongoing for me since I bought my two devices (iPad Air 2 and iPhone 6s Plus). I'll elaborate on the behavior:

• At random, WiFi will stop working (no networks appear under WiFi settings).
• Other users in the same network are not affected.
• Radio is on, but no connection is active to known networks nor can new networks be added.
• Switching radio off and on has no effect.
• Switching Airplane Mode on/off has no effect.
• Restarting device is only recourse to resume network connection.

BT is a similar situation. Sometimes the connection to a BT device will not be established until iPad/iPhone is restarted. This can happen two-three days in a row, or sometimes at longer or shorter intervals. There seems to be no predictable pattern or circumstances for the behavior to occur.

The issue has been occurring from day one on the iPad with iOS 8 (currently on iOS 9.3.1), and from day one on the iPhone (also currently on iOS 9.3.1).

I'm considering a visit to the local Apple Store possibly next week, but I doubt they'll be own up to the issues. We'll see.