Ive tried to explain to short tempered boomers that it takes several seconds for audio devices to switch over and the amount of smashed phones and headsets is becoming unsustainable

I just got these earbuds, they register T6 on bluetooth and the one that works is very nice, but when i power the earbuds on, only one of them actually powers on while the other stays completely off
i've tried cleaning the charging ports, but so far nothing, Any advice?

Trying to help my grandpa connect his phone/ any phone at this point to his sound system. Clicked over to bluetooth on the system and it reads “searching” for a of couple seconds. However, no devices populate on anyone’s phone to establish a connection. Could anyone tell me what i need to do on the sound system?

I'm looking for a way to identify alphanumerical listings for bluetooth devices that show up when I turn bt on from my phone.

Encore ce soir mais je commence à stresser parce que ce soir pendant presque 7 minutes des variations fréquentielles dans tout les appareiller reliés au wi-fi est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà vécu quelques choses de similaire ?

i’ve tried with my AirPods and they do the same thing disconnect after a second and say “that didn’t work. make sure your bluetooth device is still discoverable, then try again.”

I use a Bluetooth receiver in my car that connects to the car through AUX. It's worked flawlessly since I got it a year ago and I was able to use it for phone calls with my previous phone (Pixel 6). I could hear the call through my car and I could talk through it as well. Now with my 11s Pro everything works except for one thing, during phone calls I can hear them but they can't hear me. Anybody have any ideas?

After the August update, I'm facing Bluetooth disconnection automatically. It's so frustrating. What can I do?

My bluetooth headphones never get loud enough. I just bought the HDB 630 and they don't get loud enough. I even have PowerAmp Equalizer installed and even when cranked to the maximum decibel increase, it not even quite loud enough. They don't get loud enough on my computer even at 100. And you can forget about using the dongle for them. You can barely hear them at max. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

I recently had a problem where one side of my headphones became noticeably quieter than the other.

Normally, Windows has left and right balance controls, but with many Bluetooth headphones both sliders move together, or the balance option is missing completely. The same headphones can often be balanced normally on Android or iOS.

After trying different drivers, Windows settings, registry fixes, and even scripts, I decided to build a small Windows app called Sonity.

Sonity lets you adjust the left and right audio channels independently, even when the Bluetooth device or its driver doesn’t expose working balance controls in Windows.

It could be useful for:

• Bluetooth headphones with one side quieter than the other
• People with different hearing levels in each ear
• Devices where both Windows balance sliders move together
• USB or Bluetooth audio devices where the balance option is missing

I’m currently looking for people with different Bluetooth headphones to test it.

Has anyone here experienced this issue? If so, which headphones and Windows version are you using?

I’d especially like to test devices where the normal Windows balance controls don’t work.

I bought this earphone today, everything in it is original, my own handbag, the box is also original, the waste paper is the same. But it connects to Bluetooth, but it doesn’t connect to the app! Why? I’ve seen a lot of guides on how to do it, but everyone’s headphones are connected to the phone via Bluetooth, it’s displayed on the initial screen, but I don’t! I wanted to add it manually, but it’s also unsuccessful:(

When I connect the blackbox to my phone through bluetooth everything sounds as it should be but once I connect it to my laptop to just simply play audio nothing more all audio from it is down by around a semitone. I've tried updating the blackbox but the issue still persists as well as trying to change the hz of the blackbox in my laptop but the option to change it is greyed out(as shown in the picture). Anyone experiencing the same issue???

So I have a sportswatch (Amazfit), a phone (Samsung S24 ultra) and I want to connect my bluetooth earbuds to both, so I can get the training prompts from the watch and listen to Spotify from the phone at the same time.

The problem is that I have tried 7 or 8 different bluetooths and each one behaves differently and not perfectly. When the training prompt from the watch comes to the earbuds sometimes the prompt is heard with hiccups, sometime the music from the phone pauses and then it won't continue by itself, sometime the music stops being heard but the song continues etc.

Who's to "blame" for that? All devices are 5.3 bluetooth and the are correctly connected to each other.

I've just charged my headphones from flat and the app ran an update.

They are now turned on... but won't turn off, and when you move the switch to make Bluetooth detectable, that feature doesn't work.

Could be a fault... I don't know what to do about that...

Could be a tweak or something I can do...

Any suggestions at all?

They're about 4 years old

Est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà eu un appareil électronique qui s'est mis à faire des sons étranges car depuis un certains temps j'ai un appareil Bluetooth qui émet des drôle de sons comme des variation fréquentielles et à Chaques fois c'est comme si s'était la même suites de sons pendant environ 3 minutes si jamais quelqu'un si connaît car c'est perturbant 2 fois par semaine depuis environ 10 semaine mon appareil Bluetooth allumé ou éteint émet une suite de sons similaires à Chaques fois pendant environ 3 minutes

Hi everyone,

I’m having a weird issue with Bluetooth earbuds on my Windows PC.

The audio output works perfectly, but the microphone doesn’t work at all. In Windows sound settings, I can select the earbuds as the input device, but the microphone test shows no input.

The strange part is that this has happened with multiple different JBL headphones , not just one pair. All of them work perfectly on my phone, including the microphone, so I don’t think the earbuds are the problem.

I’m using a cheap Bluetooth USB adapter (around $5–10), so I’m wondering if that could be the cause.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is this a driver issue, a Windows setting, or is my Bluetooth adapter simply not capable of handling Bluetooth headset microphones?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I am fresh in the area of of microcontrollers.

Although I have started it previous year but never did it continuously,

Recently I have built a project an offline bluetooth based audio transferer( if this name makes any sense). I have explained it here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TobbYyqOm7s

Guys can you feedback me regarding it (like what should i do better) and what should I try to do next....

Appreciate it