My AirPods 2 keep disconnecting, but I assumed this to be a battery issue with the AirPods
I think I kind of fixed it by rebooting my iPhone once a week and turning off Bluetooth in Settings every now and then.Having so many issues with it connecting to my phone and AirPods over the last few weeks- tons of dropping out and crackling and sounding like an alien
maybe it's time to ask car manufacturer what the problem is and not always blame the phone manufacturers?
Besides, most of the reported cars are simply old, with ancient bluetooth devices
EXACTLY!Car worked perfectly for years until an iOS update.....and it's been reported across several car makers of different brands. Who do you think is at fault? Bluetooth is meant to be backwards compatible.
That’s exactly my problem but with a Bluetooth speaker and iPhone 15 pro!I'm seeing the same problems with my iPhone 15 Pro and non-apple headphones. Every morning when I go for a walk and put my earbuds in I have to deal with "disconnected" and shortly thereafter, "connected." This goes on sometimes 2 or 3 times before I get a stable connection. Sometimes I have to unpair and repair my earbuds before I can get a reliable stream. I also notice dropouts from one ear or another while using the iPhone. This happens with two different pair of earbuds from different manufacturers. Really annoying as I never had this issue before with these same earbuds and an iPhone 13 Pro.
I thought about going back to those again, but the shape of them hurts my ears.Best $20 I ever spent and I never have to worry about connection issues or dead batteries.View attachment 2352229
Best $30 I’ve ever spent. Don’t have to buy a multitude of cables and throw others in the trash and I can use my existing EarPods .Best $20 I ever spent and I never have to worry about connection issues or dead batteries.View attachment 2352229
I have experienced the exact same thing.Bluetooth on 17.3.1 with iPhone 15 Pro Max seems to be messing around with Wired CarPlay too. Sometimes CarPlay just will not connect, but if you unplug the cable, disable Bluetooth and then reconnect the cable it’ll connect back up as normal. It’s so bizarre and a bug you’d have hoped pre-release testing would have picked up.
I had good connectivity for a while and then just the other day the same problems you are describing.Having so many issues with it connecting to my phone and AirPods over the last few weeks- tons of dropping out and crackling and sounding like an alien
I never had problems during calls. But AP, for example, disconnected from windows 11 PC during a call on teams.Was on a phone call on my iPhone 15 PM and AirPods Pro 2 and it disconnected again somewhere around the 12-15min mark (I heard the familiar beep sound of it disconnecting from the device). After the call switched to the iPhone speaker, within ~2-3 secs, my AP2's reconnected (heard the beep sound of it connecting to a device) and then my iPhone switched back.
This is on the new iOS 17.4, so doesn't look like the new iOS update fixed this...