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M1 and bluetooth issues
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Going on day 2 for me on the 11.2 beta and the AirPods stuttering/cutouts issue appears to be resolved. Also, I received this email from Apple yesterday:
"As a result of your feedback, there are changes in the latest update, build 20D5029f, that have resolved this issue."
"As a result of your feedback, there are changes in the latest update, build 20D5029f, that have resolved this issue."
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My Bluetooth issues also seem to be gone in 11.2 Beta 1.
Good to hear this may be resolved with 11.2. I’m sure there will be 1 offs etc but as long as many are fixed that’s a step in the right direction.
Same here...very stable for me. Also fixed an annoying issue scrolling Youtube comments in Safari on 11.1.
I'm still having Magic Mouse 2 disconnect issues on macOS 11.2 Beta 1.
Nothing yet unfortunately
11.2 beta 1 - still "lost connection" with my Magic Mouse 2, but not as many as earlier
Well..****. This actually did work..at least for Airpod Pro's - haven't tested anything else yet. Very interesting indeed. I wonder if this forces a pull for an updated version of the Bluetooth driver. I am not that experienced in how Macs handle this stuff as I primarily use Windows.
Regardless...thanks!!
I did this and it's working well so far (although it's only been half a day). Will report back again in a few days.
Running macOS 11.1 on M1 MBP 13". I also migrated from a time machine backup when I got the laptop.
Resetting the bluetooth module and adding/removing devices did not work previously.
Update: things were good for a day or two. Still experiencing audio cutouts randomly while watching Netflix w/ Airpod Pro & QC 35s.
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I got a M1 mini 16gb/512gb yesterday.
My main issue has been bluetooth audio crackiling/studdering.
I have been trying to use Sony wf-1000xm3 earbuds, or JBL Flip 5, both especially in youtube or netflix or something will crackle and studder like crazy.
Also my Corsair Harpoon mouse in bluetooth mode feels really laggy, it doesn't hitch or disconnect, its just feels like its got horrible input lag. ( worse than typical bluetooth lag )
I changed to a Logitech G703 Lightspeed and used the dongle, so mouse seems fine now.
My keyboard is a Keychron K1, its not had any bluetooth issues so far.
I tried everything and nothing worked, so far today it seems to be working. Moved my Mini to the side of my monitor instead of directly under it. and got rid of my corsair harpoon bluetooth mouse. Not having any audio issues so far today.
Really have no idea what may have fixed it or if its even fixed. All the other tricks online like turning off wifi, resetting the bluetooth module etc. never did anything for me.
I feel like maybe it was that corsair mouse causing the problems for me, soon as I deleted it and switched to a non bluetooth mouse my audio seems fine now.
My main issue has been bluetooth audio crackiling/studdering.
I have been trying to use Sony wf-1000xm3 earbuds, or JBL Flip 5, both especially in youtube or netflix or something will crackle and studder like crazy.
Also my Corsair Harpoon mouse in bluetooth mode feels really laggy, it doesn't hitch or disconnect, its just feels like its got horrible input lag. ( worse than typical bluetooth lag )
I changed to a Logitech G703 Lightspeed and used the dongle, so mouse seems fine now.
My keyboard is a Keychron K1, its not had any bluetooth issues so far.
I tried everything and nothing worked, so far today it seems to be working. Moved my Mini to the side of my monitor instead of directly under it. and got rid of my corsair harpoon bluetooth mouse. Not having any audio issues so far today.
Really have no idea what may have fixed it or if its even fixed. All the other tricks online like turning off wifi, resetting the bluetooth module etc. never did anything for me.
I feel like maybe it was that corsair mouse causing the problems for me, soon as I deleted it and switched to a non bluetooth mouse my audio seems fine now.
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I connect my bluetooth speaker to my mac before i play video files or stream. after the connection is approved then i can play videos or music without problems.
Connecting while playing videos/music i get trouble. Thats why i always connect before play things.
The same when playing a game for testing. i connect first the speaker then open the game.
Connecting while playing videos/music i get trouble. Thats why i always connect before play things.
The same when playing a game for testing. i connect first the speaker then open the game.
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"Shift + Option then click on the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar and select Reset the Bluetooth module"
I didn't need to reboot but this worked perfectly for me, thank you!
Well all my bluetooth issues are back again. Audio and video playback is all messed up, my bluetooth speaker cuts in and out and stutters again.
For me everything remained fine after the switch to 11.2 Beta 1. Used Bluetooth for hours by now.
im getting slight distortion on my APM now after behaving for a bit... guess theres no end to this saga...
I've got a MacBook Pro M1 and experience issues with my Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac bluetooth mouse. It will randomly stop working for about 5-10 seconds and then start working again. I don't have wifi enabled, no other issues with bluetooth devices (my AirPods v1 work fine), etc.
What's weird is if I run the NVIDIA GeForce Now app (it's a video game streaming app) with the "Direct Mouse Input" feature enabled I can game for hours with no mouse drop outs. NVIDIA has its own mouse driver I assume. This makes me think the bluetooth mouse drops are actually MacOS driver related and can likely be fixed with a future software patch.
What's weird is if I run the NVIDIA GeForce Now app (it's a video game streaming app) with the "Direct Mouse Input" feature enabled I can game for hours with no mouse drop outs. NVIDIA has its own mouse driver I assume. This makes me think the bluetooth mouse drops are actually MacOS driver related and can likely be fixed with a future software patch.