iPad Bluetooth Problem and Fix, How To Fix Bluetooth Issue on iPhone or iPad

What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures
1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on.
2. Determine which pairing process your device employs.
3. Turn on discoverable mode.
4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another.
5. Power the devices off and back on.
6. Remove old Bluetooth connections.
To get help pairing a Bluetooth accessory-like a wireless keyboard-to your iOS or iPadOS device, try these steps: If there's an app that you use with the Bluetooth accessory, go to Settings - Privacy - Bluetooth on your iOS or iPadOS device, and make sure that you've turned on Bluetooth for the app.
Pair different
If you have more than one iOS device available, even if you have to borrow it from someone in the family member or friend, try using it to connect to your Bluetooth accessory. If it works, the problem is with your iOS device and you'll need to keep on troubleshooting.
Why does WiFi slow down with bluetooth on
Both are limited to the 2.4 GHz band , which makes it possible for interference to take place and we cannot enjoy the highest speed on our mobile phone, something that can occur continuously or on time when we have bluetooth activated.
If a family member, friend, classmate, or coworker has the same Bluetooth accessory as you, it's worth checking to see if their's will work with your iPhone or iPad as well. If it doesn't work, the problem might be with your Bluetooth accessory and you should either take it back (if you can exchange it) or contact the manufacturer for assistance
Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing.
1. Launch the Settings app.
2. Tap General.
3. Tap Reset.
4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so.
Does Bluetooth affect WiFi connection?
Yes, Bluetooth can affect the wi-fi connection. This is especially true for older wi-fi networks based on the 2.4GHz frequency band (802.11b). This is so because Bluetooth operates at the same 2.4GHz frequency band and signal overlap is possible.
To repair, connect your Apple Pencil to your iPad Pro by plugging into the Lightning port and then tap Pair. Restart the app. Are your having issues with a specific app (Notes etc) when you are using your Apple Pencil. Try force closing this app and then relaunch it.
If your Apple Pencil won't pair with your iPad:
For an Apple Pencil (1st generation), remove the cap and plug your Apple Pencil into the Lightning connector on your iPad. Restart your iPad, then try to pair again. Go to Settings - Bluetooth and make sure that Bluetooth is turned on.
Why does my apple pencil keep disconnecting from my iPad?
First attempt to repair the issue is to Try disconnecting Bluetooth, re-enable. More advanced troubleshooting: Otherwise, restart the iPad, under Bluetooth settings, select the Apple Pencil and forget this device, then re-enable Bluetooth. Plug the Apple Pencil into the iPad.
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[@twilightnight1266]

Mine still isn't showing any devices to connect to. Just keeps loading forever

[@sixbux]

If your **iPad's Bluetooth** isn't cooperating, don't worry-I've got you covered! Here are some **troubleshooting steps** to get it back on track: 1. **Turn on iPad Bluetooth**: - First, let's make sure your iPad's Bluetooth is turned on: - Go to **Settings**. - Select **General**. - Tap on **Bluetooth**. - Switch the Bluetooth option to **"on"** and wait for it to connect¹. 2. **Check the Wi-Fi Connection**: - Sometimes Wi-Fi issues can affect Bluetooth connectivity: - Navigate to **Settings**. - Choose **Wi-Fi**. - Confirm that your Wi-Fi network is selected. - If not connected, input your Wi-Fi password to connect. - Ensure it says **"connected"**; if not, troubleshoot your Wi-Fi connection and then reconnect your iPad¹. 3. **Turn Airplane Mode On and Off**: - Airplane Mode can interfere with Bluetooth connections: - Open **Settings**. - Scroll down to **"Airplane Mode"** and select it. - If it's on, turn it off. - If the issue persists, toggle Airplane Mode on and off again; sometimes this resolves the problem¹. 4. **Forget and Reconnect Devices**: - If you're having trouble connecting to a specific device: - Launch **Settings** and go to **Bluetooth**. - Tap the **"i" icon** next to the problematic device's name. - Choose **"Forget This Device"** and confirm. - Pair your iPad with the device again and see if the issue is resolved³. 5. **Use iMyFone Fixppo (without Data Loss)**: - Consider using **iMyFone Fixppo**, a professional program for fixing various iOS issues: - It supports downgrading iOS versions and fixes iPhone and iPad problems. - No jailbreaking required. - Give it a try if other methods don't work.

[@surfergypsy]

Same here.

[@tjxbk_seo]

My new apple pencil pro is not appearing on bluetooth I tried turning it on and off, I also updated my iPad, restarted my ipad but it doesn’t work

[@sixbux]

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your Apple Pencil Pro. Here are a few additional steps you can try: 1. Check Compatibility: Ensure your Apple Pencil Pro is compatible with your iPad model. 2. Charge the Pencil: Make sure your Apple Pencil is fully charged. 3. Re-Pair the Pencil: Go to Settings > Bluetooth, find your Apple Pencil, tap the "i" button, and select "Forget This Device." Then, reattach the Pencil to your iPad to pair it again. 4. Reset Network Settings: Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This can help resolve any Bluetooth issues. If these steps don't work, it might be worth contacting your local Support for further assistance.

[@joycecarey2408]

Thank you! My problem was that my earbuds were connected to my phone. Disconnecting them allowed me to connect to the iPad. THANKS!

[@sixbux]

Glad you found a solution

[@raymondgbekie9015]

Thank you very much. The last option worked very well. Thank you very much.

[@sixbux]

Glad it helped

[@calamityjane643]

Thank you was connecting to my phone but not the ipad, simply turning the phone blue tooth off solved the issue 👍👍😊😊

[@sixbux]

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[@maicharm776]

Thanks it works. You just need to press together

[@sixbux]

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[@infiniteoctopaw]

HAHA! IT WORKED! Thanks so much internet man! You save the day!

[@sixbux]

Glad it helped!

[@Steampunksaly]

None of the above even returning it to factory settings. The upload 15 has stopped all my iPhone devises from getting Bluetooth. Sickening

[@sixbux]

Have a look at these articles and see if it can help you solve the issue. www.mactip.net/fix-failed-connection-ipad-bluetooth-keyboard-not-recognized/ or www.google.com/amp/s/www.imore.com/how-to-fix-bluetooth-iphone-ipad%3Famp Make sure that your Bluetooth accessory and iOS or iPadOS device are close to each other. Turn your Bluetooth accessory off and back on again. Make sure that your Bluetooth accessory is on and fully charged or connected to power. If your accessory uses batteries, see if they need to be replaced. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Determine which pairing process your device employs. Turn on discoverable mode. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. Power the devices off and back on. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Sometimes Bluetooth can have an issue connecting with too many devices, or you can't tell which device is the one you want, and you have to delete others. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures 1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. 2. Determine which pairing process your device employs. 3. Turn on discoverable mode. 4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. 5. Power the devices off and back on. 6. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Reset networks Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing. 1. Launch the Settings app. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Reset. 4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so.

[@Nooiekim]

Thank you so much for this my Bluetooth is connected but I can’t hear and I follow ur options it worked thx

[@sixbux]

Glad it worked

[@monkeysmum10]

The ipad isn't finding anything. Which is annoying because my phone can find 6 Bluetooth devices, but the ipad says there aren't any. My phone and I pad are connected by Bluetooth and both have Bluetooth on, but it just says not connected. I've paired, unpaired, turned it off and on (Bluetooth and both devices) and the Bluetooth just will not work.

[@sixbux]

If your iPad's Bluetooth isn't finding any devices, here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue: 1. Check Bluetooth Settings: - Open the Settings app on your iPad. - Go to Bluetooth. - Tap the "i" icon next to the device name you're having trouble connecting to. - Choose "Forget This Device" and confirm. - Now, pair your iPad with the device again and see if the issue is resolved⁶. 2. Restart Devices: - Turn off Bluetooth on both your iPad and the Bluetooth device. - Restart both devices. - Turn Bluetooth back on and try pairing again. 3. Reset Network Settings (if needed): - Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. - This will reset network-related settings, including Bluetooth. - Set up your Bluetooth connection again after the reset⁵. Remember, if you still encounter issues, consider contacting local repair Support for further assistance.

[@jwatersfall]

What about when Bluetooth device is connected, but all apps continue to play through the iPad speaker (not the speaker it’s connected to)?

[@sixbux]

Why are my Bluetooth headphones connected but the sound is coming from speakers? If your Bluetooth headphones are connected, but the sound is still coming from the PC, you may have paired your Bluetooth headphones properly but forgotten to select them as the default audio device.

[@FOOTY.AEP1]

Omg thank you SO MUCH❤❤ i really needed it for my irpods

[@sixbux]

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[@FOOTY.AEP1]

@@sixbux but does it work twice?

[@shankz1472]

Thank you so much

[@sixbux]

You're most welcome

[@saucy-tadros6184]

What if it wont connect to my mouse? I have the mx anywhere 3 mouse iPad 2021 gen

[@sixbux]

Start by putting your iPad in Airplane mode and turn off and turn on the Bluetooth again. If this doesn’t work have a look at these steps. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures 1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. 2. Determine which pairing process your device employs. 3. Turn on discoverable mode. 4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. 5. Power the devices off and back on. 6. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Reset networks Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing. 1. Launch the Settings app. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Reset. 4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so. Have a look at these articles, they talk about the same problem. www.iphonehacks.com/2019/10/fix-ipados-bluetooth-not-working-ipad-issues-problems.html or www.imore.com/how-to-fix-bluetooth-iphone-ipad If you find out that the problem lies with your iPad running iPadOS , here are a few solutions you can try: 1. Install the Latest Software Update. 2. Turn off Bluetooth and Force Reboot. 3. Forget Device. 4. Reset Network Settings. 5. Restore and Setup as new iPad.

[@overlord091]

Good job man

[@sixbux]

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[@Thebirdo15911]

My problem is that once I forgeted my mouse but when I try to connect its name wasn’t coming 😢

[@sixbux]

I understand that you're having trouble connecting your mouse to your iPad. Let's troubleshoot this issue! Here are some steps you can follow: 1. Check Mouse Compatibility: First, ensure that your mouse is compatible with your iPad. Not all mouse devices work with all iPad models. If you're using a Magic Mouse or another Bluetooth mouse, proceed to the next steps. 2. Turn on Bluetooth: On your iPad, go to Settings > Bluetooth, and turn on Bluetooth. Make sure your mouse is turned on and charged. If it's a non-Apple Bluetooth mouse, follow the instructions that came with it to put it in discovery mode. 3. Pair the Mouse: - For Magic Mouse: If you're using a Magic Mouse, select it when it appears in the Other Devices list. If prompted for a PIN, type "0000" (four zeros), then tap Pair. - For other Bluetooth mice: Select your mouse when it appears in the Other Devices list. 4. Unpair from Other Devices: If your mouse is already paired with another device (such as a Mac or another iPad), unpair them before connecting it to your iPad: - On iPhone or iPad: Follow the steps to Unpair a Bluetooth device. - On macOS 13 or later: Go to Apple menu > System Preferences, click Bluetooth in the sidebar, Control-click the device, then choose Forget. - On macOS 12.5 or earlier: Go to Apple menu > System Preferences, click Bluetooth, Control-click the device, then click Remove. 5. Reconnect the Mouse: If the mouse disconnects (e.g., due to turning it off or moving out of Bluetooth range), turn the mouse switch back to On, or bring the mouse and iPad back into range. Click the mouse to reconnect. 6. USB Mouse Connection: If you're using a USB mouse, you'll need the appropriate cable or adapters. Connect the mouse to your iPad using USB and USB-based receivers. Refer to the device manufacturer's instructions. 7. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Interference: Sometimes, having too many connected Bluetooth devices can cause issues. If you receive a warning about your mouse affecting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, tap the "i" icon next to a device you're not using, then hit Forget to remove it¹³. Remember to check the battery level of your mouse and ensure it's charged. If you encounter any connectivity issues, try disconnecting other Bluetooth accessories you're not using and reconnecting the mouse.

[@Thebirdo15911]

@@sixbux no the problem is it does not show up on my Bluetooth and other devices it used to work good but now idk what happend

[@alexandercollins5704]

Does newer versions of ios not allow third party headphones? It won’t pick up my LSTN headphones even though it’s not connected to anything else but it’ll pick up my Apple Pencil

[@sixbux]

Have a look at these articles and see if it can help you solve the issue. www.mactip.net/fix-failed-connection-ipad-bluetooth-keyboard-not-recognized/ or www.google.com/amp/s/www.imore.com/how-to-fix-bluetooth-iphone-ipad%3Famp Make sure that your Bluetooth accessory and iOS or iPadOS device are close to each other. Turn your Bluetooth accessory off and back on again. Make sure that your Bluetooth accessory is on and fully charged or connected to power. If your accessory uses batteries, see if they need to be replaced. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Determine which pairing process your device employs. Turn on discoverable mode. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. Power the devices off and back on. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Sometimes Bluetooth can have an issue connecting with too many devices, or you can't tell which device is the one you want, and you have to delete others. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures 1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. 2. Determine which pairing process your device employs. 3. Turn on discoverable mode. 4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. 5. Power the devices off and back on. 6. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Reset networks Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing. 1. Launch the Settings app. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Reset. 4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so.

[@cherilyn1989]

I have beats studio buds that I got and I also have a Fitbit and it was all working and everything and then all of a sudden as of today it just suddenly won’t want to connect to my versa or my beats studio buds not sure if it’s a Bluetooth problem but it will connect to my Moto phone so I’m not really sure what is going on I also have a iPhone 5s and the beats was working last night just fine and went to connect my beats to my iPad won’t connect I went to settings to see if there was an iOS update did the update and still nothing I even did a reset on my beats case and still nothing

[@LemmyFan123]

My HiFi keeps lagging every time when connected & prepared with Bluetooth. I tried everything & it still keeps on lagging over & over again… This problem doesn’t work for me… :(

[@sixbux]

Try these tips. headphones maintain their connection without distortion during this test, then here are a couple of things that can help in other situations: Keep your iPhone or other device close to you, so that no obstructions, like walls or floors, are between you and your device. If possible, move to a different place-in particular, move away from places with many people or a lot of Wi-Fi activity, poorly shielded cables, microwave ovens, and wireless speakers (or turn off the oven or speaker). If your headphones keep disconnecting If you tested your headphones as described in the previous section and audio keeps disconnecting or cutting in and out, unpair your headphones and then pair them again. Unpair your headphones Unpair from an iPhone: Tap Settings > Bluetooth. Find the device that you want to unpair and tap the Info button . Tap Forget This Device. Restart your iPhone. Unpair from a non-Apple device: On your non-Apple device, go to the settings for Bluetooth and make sure that Bluetooth is on. For example, on an Android device, go to Settings > Connected devices > Connection preferences > Bluetooth. Unpair-or forget-your headphones. Restart your non-Apple device. Pair your headphones again Pair-or connect-your headphones again. Find instructions for your headphones and the device that you want to pair them with: AirPods and an iOS device AirPods and a Mac, Android phone, or other device Beats headphones and an iOS device, Mac, or other device Other Bluetooth headphones and an iOS device

[@Gary-ts6dh]

2:19 - How did you get that power icon to appear?

[@sixbux]

To display the battery percentage on your **iPad**, follow these steps: 1. Open the **Settings** app. 2. Scroll down and tap on **Battery**. 3. Turn on the **Battery Percentage** option. Now, you'll see the battery percentage in the status bar. Additionally, you can add a **Batteries widget** to your **Home Screen** for monitoring battery levels of connected accessories like AirPods and Apple Pencil¹. If you're looking to turn on your iPad, simply **hold down the sleep/wake button and the home button simultaneously**². This action will power on your device. Remember, the power icon won't appear on the desktop like it does on a computer. However, the battery percentage will be visible in the status bar once you enable it in the settings.

[@Gary-ts6dh]

@@sixbux thanks for that valuable reply; but, I was actually wondering how to get the power down slider to appear on the iPad screen. I'd like to completely shutdown.

[@marieladisenadora7229]

THAKS!

[@sixbux]

Glad it worked

[@mithivanced6618]

Tried all No use Reset network settings ain't working

[@sixbux]

Start by putting your iPad in Airplane mode and turn off and turn on the Bluetooth again. If this doesn’t work have a look at these steps. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures 1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. 2. Determine which pairing process your device employs. 3. Turn on discoverable mode. 4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. 5. Power the devices off and back on. 6. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Reset networks Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing. 1. Launch the Settings app. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Reset. 4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so. Have a look at these articles, they talk about the same problem. www.iphonehacks.com/2019/10/fix-ipados-bluetooth-not-working-ipad-issues-problems.html or www.imore.com/how-to-fix-bluetooth-iphone-ipad If you find out that the problem lies with your iPad running iPadOS , here are a few solutions you can try: 1. Install the Latest Software Update. 2. Turn off Bluetooth and Force Reboot. 3. Forget Device. 4. Reset Network Settings. 5. Restore and Setup as new iPad.

[@ayaangamerpro3306]

It’s not working

[@sixbux]

Start by putting your iPad in Airplane mode and turn off and turn on the Bluetooth again. If this doesn’t work have a look at these steps. What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures 1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. 2. Determine which pairing process your device employs. 3. Turn on discoverable mode. 4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another. 5. Power the devices off and back on. 6. Remove old Bluetooth connections. Reset networks Resetting is a pain in the butt but if something has gone wrong with the way your iPhone or iPad connects to other devices, sometimes the pain can be healing. 1. Launch the Settings app. 2. Tap General. 3. Tap Reset. 4. Tap Reset Network Settings. You may have to reenter your passcode to do so. Have a look at these articles, they talk about the same problem. www.iphonehacks.com/2019/10/fix-ipados-bluetooth-not-working-ipad-issues-problems.html or www.imore.com/how-to-fix-bluetooth-iphone-ipad If you find out that the problem lies with your iPad running iPadOS , here are a few solutions you can try: 1. Install the Latest Software Update. 2. Turn off Bluetooth and Force Reboot. 3. Forget Device. 4. Reset Network Settings. 5. Restore and Setup as new iPad.

[@Activate47]

I have done everything but “pairing is unsuccessful”

[@sixbux]

Troubleshooting Bluetooth pairing issues on your iPad: Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on both devices. Restart Bluetooth on your iPad. Forget the device on iPad and try pairing again. Check if the device is discoverable and within range. Update iPad and device firmware if available. Reset network settings on iPad as a last resort.