Hi, im facing some problem with Bluetooth, when im connected to my samsung buds if i go out or sit in my car where i paired before it disconnects my buds and immediately connects to car Bluetooth, is there any solution for that.
Hello! It sounds like you're experiencing a common issue with Bluetooth connections. To prevent your phone from automatically connecting to your car's Bluetooth, you can try the following steps:Forget Car Bluetooth: Go to your phone's Bluetooth settings, find the paired car device, and choose "Forget" or "Unpair" to remove it from the list of known devices.Reset Bluetooth Settings: In your phone's settings, look for an option to reset network or Bluetooth settings. This will clear all paired devices, so you'll have to reconnect any other devices you use.Change Bluetooth Priority: Some phones have an option to set the priority of Bluetooth connections. Look for this setting in your phone's Bluetooth menu and make sure your Samsung buds are set to higher priority.Toggle Bluetooth On/Off: When you get into your car, you could try turning off Bluetooth on your phone before you start the car. Then, after you're seated, turn it back on. This might give you a chance to manually connect to your Samsung buds before the car's Bluetooth takes over.Use a Bluetooth Manager App: There are third-party apps available that offer more control over Bluetooth connections. They might allow you to set specific behaviors for different devices.Check for Software Updates: Make sure your phone's software and your Samsung buds' firmware are up to date. Sometimes, updates include improvements to Bluetooth connectivity.
It sounds like your phone might be automatically switching between Bluetooth devices when it detects them. To prevent this, you can try the following steps:
Open your phone's settings. Go to the Bluetooth settings. Find the paired car Bluetooth device and tap on it. Look for an option like "Auto-connect" or "Auto-switch" and disable it. This should prevent your phone from automatically connecting to your car's Bluetooth when in range. Keep in mind that the exact steps and options may vary depending on your phone's software version, so you may need to explore your phone's Bluetooth settings to find the appropriate option to disable automatic switching.
