Bluetooth: If the sound from your Bluetooth headphones is cutting out or stuttering, these 5 methods will fix all the problems..
In the world of wireless headphones, disconnections can be a major obstacle. Whether it's a battery issue, signal interference, or a software bug, most problems can be fixed at home with a few simple steps. Here's how:
1. Bluetooth is turned off on the device
Often, we accidentally turn off the Bluetooth toggle on the source device (phone or laptop) while changing other settings. This causes our device to disconnect, but you can fix this problem by turning on Bluetooth in the quick settings menu or taskbar.
2. Distance from the source device
Bluetooth has a limited range, usually up to 30 feet (10 meters). Going beyond this range can cause the audio to stutter or disconnect completely. Stay close to your phone or laptop. If you've moved too far away, return and manually reconnect. Walls, wireless routers, or other electronic devices can also weaken the Bluetooth signal.
Try to ensure there are no major obstacles between the headphones and the source device.
3. Dirt in the charging port
If the earbuds aren't charging properly, they might suddenly turn off. A common reason for this is dust accumulation on the charging pins. Regularly clean the charging points of the earbuds and the pins inside the case with a dry, static-free cloth.
4. Disconnection issues while wearing a hat
In cold weather, wearing a hat or having an improper fit can often cause the music to pause automatically. This problem is becoming increasingly common. To fix this, choose the correct tip size or disable the Wear Detection feature in the companion app. This will allow you to comfortably use Bluetooth even in winter.
5. Lack of firmware updates
Outdated software can make the connection unstable. Companies regularly release updates to fix bugs. To resolve this issue, go to the official companion app for your headphones and check if a firmware update is available. Then, update it. If your Bluetooth still isn't working after trying all these settings, there might be a hardware problem with your product. In this case, keep your purchase receipt and contact the seller or service center to file a warranty claim.
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