Bluetooth issues with iPhone X?

My Apple Watch and my Bose wireless headphones won't connect.

iPhone X, iOS 11.1

Posted on Nov 4, 2017 10:17 PM

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Posted on Jan 22, 2018 8:03 AM

I had the same problem. I cleared all prior Bkuetooth connections on both devices and then did a hard reset on the phone. Once I did the hard reset, my phone connected without any further problem and it now connects perfectly to all Bluetooth devices.


To perform a hard reboot on the iPhone X, press and quickly release the Volume Up button, then do the same for the Volume Down button. Follow up by pressing the Side button, and hold until the display suddenly shuts off — about 10 seconds. The screen will be black and then the phone will restart. Once you've restarted you have to turn on Bluetooth and then attempt reconnection with devices.

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May 30, 2018 12:48 AM in response to stretto

I got the same issue but with H800 HEADSET and it resolved after resetting the headset:

steps:

  1. Set the slider switch to the Bluetooth icon.
  2. Slide the track switch to "Next" and hold, and press and hold the "Volume up" button at the same time, until the link LED indicator blinks rapidly.
    NOTE: For initial Bluetooth setup, your headset will automatically be in pairing mode.
  3. Make sure Bluetooth is active on your device and then select "H800 Logitech Headset" in the Bluetooth devices list (see your Bluetooth device's documentation for more help).

Nov 9, 2017 6:11 AM in response to lobsterghost1

I have reset all settings, restored from backup, full factory reset and although I can get 1-2hrs of Bluetooth devices connecting properly ultimately they stop working but only for making calls.


The issue has evolved so that if I am using my headphones for music and a call comes in and I select - iphone for the audio they can't hear me through the phone mic or headphones. I have to switch the headphones off to answer calls.


Same issue for Bluetooth in the car (Ford). I have spent hours trying to fix this and ultimately apple support have told me to have a genius bar appointment, or get a replacement phone from my provider (which there is no stock available so not possible).


I am on OS 11.1 and headphones are Beat X. I have not tried connecting via Carplay yet - as I fear this will do the same.

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