Quick Guide: How to connect two Bluetooth devices

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Quick Guide: How to connect two Bluetooth devices: Did you know that you can connect two Bluetooth devices together? Yes, you can have wireless connection with two devices. And it's easy to do.

In this guide, we'll explain how to connect two gadgets via Bluetooth. We'll go from start to finish, showing you useful tips. That way, you can make the most of this advantage.

Curious to learn more about Bluetooth connections? Read on. You'll see that it's simple and very useful!

Enable or disable Bluetooth in the Settings app

Bluetooth connects wireless things like headphones, speakers and your cell phone. To turn this function on or off, do the following:

Open Settings on your phone.
Find the "Bluetooth" option in the list.
Click on the button next to Bluetooth to activate or deactivate it.

The instructions may change slightly depending on the Android you have.

Turn off Bluetooth when not in use to save battery power. Use difficult passwords, not simple ones like "1234", to stay safe.

Additional information about Bluetooth:

Pair a lot of things with Bluetooth or use "Quick Pairing" with Google for easy connection.

On Android 6.0 or newer, also turn on the GPS for everything to work properly.

Change names, disconnect or forget Bluetooth devices following the manufacturer's manual.

You can configure Bluetooth to be used by several people on one tablet, for example.

"Fast pairing" collects information, but can be turned off and leaves the data secure.

If you have a connection problem, check the Bluetooth on both devices, see if there are too many devices connected. If necessary, clear the network settings. This can change the Wi-Fi networkbut it doesn't erase everything from the phone.

Bluetooth does many things wirelessly between devices that understand each other. Turn it on and off when you're using it and enjoy this wonderful feature.

Pairing a Bluetooth accessory

The headphones True Wireless (TWS) is making a splash. Many people in the internet want to know if you can connect several Bluetooth devices to your cell phone at the same time. With Bluetooth 5.0, yes, you can. This helps you listen to music more flexibly. However, note that sometimes the sounds won't come out of all the devices at the same time.

To begin with, make sure your cell phone and Bluetooth accessory have Bluetooth 5.0. This is the basics for connecting more than one device.

On your Android, go to Settings to change Bluetooth. Slide the screen down and press Bluetooth. Then choose the devices you want to connect.

Then follow the on-screen instructions to finish the process. pairing. What to do varies according to your smartphone and the Bluetooth accessory.

On Android, you can also change the maximum number of audio devices that connect at the same time. This can be useful if you want to connect more than two.

If you want to connect two devices at the same time, you can use a Bluetooth transmitter. Models such as Avantree, Mpow and TaoTronics are good options for this.

Remember, without a Bluetooth transmitter, both cell phone and headsethave Bluetooth 5.2.

The Bluetooth connection makes it easy to listen to music on different devices. This makes your music more enjoyable.

Connecting paired devices

First, pair your Bluetooth devices. Then just connect them and use them. See the tips below:

On your smartphone or tablet, go to settings.
Look for the Bluetooth option and click on it.
Choose the paired device you want to use.
Finish the connection by following the on-screen instructions.

Some details may change depending on your equipment. Make sure your Bluetooth device is nearby to avoid connection problems.

Connecting devices brings many benefits. You can share files, listen to music and talk on the phone wirelessly. Bluetooth makes it easy!

Benefits of connecting paired devices	Steps to connect paired devices
Bluetooth allows wireless connection convenient	1. Go to your device's settings
Share files easily between devices	2. Search for and open the Bluetooth menu
Stream music and make calls wirelessly	3. Select the paired device you want to connect
Enjoy the freedom and ease of use of Bluetooth	4. Follow the instructions to establish the connection

Setting up, undocking or finding a Bluetooth accessory

To use Bluetooth on your Android, learn how to configure or unpair an accessory. We'll show you how to make these settings.

Setting up a Bluetooth accessory

Open app Settings on your Android.
Go to "Connections" or "Connections and sharing".
Inside, select "Bluetooth".
If Bluetooth is not on, turn it on.
Tap on "Add device" or "Search for devices".
Choose the Bluetooth device you want to pair.
Finally, follow the on-screen instructions to finish.

Each device has a unique way of pairing with Bluetooth.

Undoing a Bluetooth accessory

To unlink a Bluetooth accessory on Android:

Open Settings on your Android.
Find "Connections" or "Connections and sharing".
Then choose "Bluetooth".
Locate the accessory you want to unlink.
Click on the device icon.
Now select "Unlink" or "Forget device".
Finally, confirm by pressing "OK" or "Unlink".

Finding a Bluetooth accessory

If you want to see other Bluetooth accessories, do the same:

Open Settings on your Android.
Look for "Connections" or "Connections and sharing".
Then click on "Bluetooth".
At the top, press the settings icon. Or tap on the three lines.
Uncheck "Search for nearby devices" or something similar.

This avoids showing new devices near you. It helps to save battery and not get distracted by new features.

Change the Bluetooth name of your smartphone or tablet

Want to change the name your Bluetooth devices show when they're connected? It's easy to do. You just need to follow a few steps on your smartphone or tablet.

First, make sure that the Bluetooth device you want to change is connected. Then follow these simple steps:

On your smartphone or tablet, go to settings.
Look for the "Bluetooth" option and tap on it.
Choose the Bluetooth device you want to rename.
Click on the icon next to that device.
Look for "Rename" or "Change name" on the next page.
Tap on "Rename" and type in the new name.
After entering the new name, click on "Ok" or any confirmation button.

Done! Your device now shows its new name when it connects via Bluetooth. This will make it easier to recognize your devices.

Remember that this only changes the name on your device, not on the device's Bluetooth. So other devices can still see the original name. And sometimes the name reverts to the original if the connection is dropped and redone.

With these tips, your devices will be easier to recognize and use. Take the opportunity to give them names that make sense to you.

Stick around to learn more ways to use Bluetooth efficiently on your devices.

Find Quick Stop accessories

Searching for accessories that pair quickly is as easy as using them. Create fast Bluetooth connections with devices that match your tablet or smartphone. See how simple it is:

Step 1: Check compatibility

First, make sure your device has Android 10 or newer. These versions make the process easier.

Step 2: Access the settings

Slide your screen from top to bottom. This opens the notifications. Tap the settings icon to enter the settings.

Step 3: Pair a new device

Inside the settings, go to "Connected devices" (or something like that). There, tap on "Pair new device".

If the accessory is already in connector mode, it will appear. Select it and choose "Tap to pair".

Your device now searches for Bluetooth devices nearby. It will show you what you can pair quickly.

Step 4: Connect the paired device

Find the right accessory in the list on your smartphone. Don't forget to turn on Bluetooth. Tap it to start using it together.

Step 5: Additional settings

Once connected, your Bluetooth gadget is ready to use. You can rename, disconnect or forget it whenever you want. Just go to the list of connected devices on your device.

Also change the Bluetooth name in the "Settings".

Check "Automatically save devices". This way, your devices will connect themselves to other devices with the same Google account.

Deactivate Pairing to stop searching for nearby devices in settings.

Now you know how easy it is to pair quickly. Enjoy the ease and connect your devices right away!

Deactivate Quick Pairing

To deactivate Pairing quickly, follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to the device settings

On your Android device, go to the Settings app.
Scroll down and click on "Connections" or "Connected devices", depending on your system.

Step 2: Access the Bluetooth settings

Tap on "Bluetooth".

Step 3: Disable Fast Pairing

In the Bluetooth settings, look for the "Fast pairing" option and turn it off.

Turning off Quick Pairing helps improve pairing between Bluetooth devices. This can help against connection problems and make everything more secure.

Common problems	Solutions
Bluetooth pairing failures	Turn Bluetooth off and on again Look at the pairing settings on the devices Restarting devices
Lack of Bluetooth device detection	See if the devices are nearby Check if Bluetooth is connected on both devices Avoid interference from other electronics
Bluetooth automatic activation problems	View energy saving settings Allow Bluetooth access by applications

Remember that the steps may change depending on the version of Android. Check your device's manual or contact brand support for precise instructions.

Multiple pairing

Some Bluetooth speakers support multiple pairing. So you can connect two devices at the same time. This is great for sharing music over the air. Imagine, you can have a cell phone and a tablet playing the same playlist.

However, the two devices don't always play sound at the same time. This depends on each model. To avoid any surprises, check what the manufacturer says about this.

To pair with more than one device, read the manual for your speaker. But basically, you need to:

Check that the speaker and the gadgets to be used have Bluetooth 5.0 or higher.
Turn on Bluetooth on your devices.
Put your speaker into pairing mode, usually by holding down the pairing button.
Find the speaker in the list of Bluetooth devices on your gadget.
Choose the column and make the pairing. Sometimes you need a password.
After that, the two devices are connected and ready to play music together.

Each column and each cell phone may have slightly different instructions. Therefore, consult the user guide or the manufacturer's website for the right guidelines.

In addition to Bluetooth speakers, there are also Bluetooth adapters. They work well for connecting various audio devices. Some examples are Avantree Audikast, Avantree Oasis Plus, Besign BE-RTX, Mpow Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver, Nulaxy, FiiO BTA30, TaoTronics Bluetooth 5.0, TaoTronics TT-BA014 and TROND Bluetooth V5.0 Transmitter Receiver.

With the multiple pairingYou can get quality sound from all over the place. This makes the moment of enjoying music electric. Take advantage of this function on your devices and see how it can make your day more lively and fun.

Pairing and connecting the first cell phone

To use a Bluetooth headset with your cell phone, follow these steps:

Activate Bluetooth on your cell phone in its connection settings.
Activate the pairing mode on the headset. Normally, you press a button until you see a light.
On your cell phone, search for new Bluetooth devices. Do this in the settings.
Choose the headset from the list of devices found.
Sometimes you will need a password, use "0000" or "1234". Check the manual for correct passwords.
After entering the password, the handset will be connected to the cell phone.

Now you can use your Bluetooth headset with your cell phone.

Connecting via Bluetooth is quick and easy. After the first pairing, reconnection is seamless, guaranteeing wireless freedom.

But remember: the connection can drop if the cell phone and headset are far apart. Keep them close together during the process.

If nothing works, restart Bluetooth on both devices. This solves many problems.

Are you ready to find out how to pair your second cell phone with the headset?

Pair and connect the second cell phone

After pairing the first cell phone to the Bluetooth headset, you can do the same with another cell phone. This way, you can both use the headset wirelessly. Here's how to do it:

First, activate Bluetooth on the second phone. Go to settings and turn Bluetooth on.
Then get your headset ready for pairing. The manual for your headset will tell you how to do this.
On the second phone, go to the settings and choose "Bluetooth". There you will see the name of your headset.
Select the name of your headset to pair with your cell phone.
Some headphones require a password. Check your device's manual to find out more.
When all is well, you'll see that the headset is connected.
With everything paired, you can use the audio from both phones in the Bluetooth headset. Adjust the sound as you wish on each phone.

With Bluetooth 5.0, you can connect more than one device at the same time. Some Samsung phones also allow you to connect two headphones together. This is great for listening to music with someone.

To connect even more devices to your cell phone, use a Bluetooth receiver/transmitter. They allow you to connect two audio devices to your cell phone, tablet or TV.

Bluetooth	Compatibility
Bluetooth 5.0	Allows more than one wireless audio device to be connected
Bluetooth 5.2	Allows simultaneous audio connection to two headphones from a smartphone, without the need for a Bluetooth transmitter

For more tips on connecting multiple devices via Bluetooth, see this article (in Portuguese).

Reconnect one or both phones

After connecting your cell phones to the Bluetooth headset, they may disconnect. Or the connection may drop. To reconnect, follow these simple steps:

The first thing is to check that Bluetooth is turned on on both cell phones and the headset.
Now go to the Bluetooth settings on your cell phones.
Look in the list of paired devices and search for the name of your headset.
Tap on the name of your headset to reconnect it.
Sometimes you'll be asked to enter a special password or PIN.
Let the cell phones reconnect with the headset. This may take a few seconds.
When you've finished, your phone will be listed as "Connected" on your cell phones.

Keep an eye on the Bluetooth icons on cell phones. This will help you see if the connection is solid. If there are still problems, you may need to pair again. Alternatively, contact the headset's support for help.

Reconnecting your headset to your cell phone will bring back wireless audio. And of course, with good quality and no wires to get in the way.

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Fix Bluetooth problems

If Bluetooth is a problem, there are tips that will help. First, update the operating system.
Then check that the device you want to connect is compatible with Bluetooth.
Some tips only apply to those using Android 8.0 or newer.

Check pairing and visibility

To begin with, check that the devices are paired correctly.
They need to be visible. Sometimes you have to redefine this connection.

Check audio settings

If the Bluetooth audio doesn't work, check the volume of the devices.
Check that the Media Audio option is on. That might do the trick.

Check phone call settings

Problems connecting via Bluetooth? "Audio from smartphone" must be checked.
Also check the call settings to make sure they are correct.

Check network settings

If the Bluetooth problems continue, check your network settings.
Incorrect settings affect Bluetooth.
Resetting the settings can help, but be prepared to reconnect everything.

Still having problems? Maybe it's time to talk to support.
Sometimes they're the only solution. Authorized devices can also help in serious cases.

Reasons for Bluetooth failures	How to solve it
Bluetooth headset does not connect	Check that the headset is fully charged and follow the manufacturer's instructions to pair and connect correctly.
PC can't find Bluetooth devices	Check that Bluetooth is activated on both the PC and the Bluetooth device. If the problem persists, restart both devices or update the Bluetooth drivers.
Bluetooth turns on by itself	Check your device's settings to disable automatic Bluetooth or update your device's operating system.
No option to activate Bluetooth on PC	Check that the PC has Bluetooth support and that the hardware Bluetooth is working correctly. If necessary, update the Bluetooth drivers.
Bluetooth does not appear in Windows Device Manager	Check that the Bluetooth hardware is correctly installed and update the Bluetooth drivers.

Don't forget to look at the manual or talk to support. If nothing works, it may be time to replace the device.

Conclusion

Now you know how to connect two Bluetooth devices quickly and easily. Just follow this guide. It's always a good idea to check the manufacturer's tips for connecting more devices.

If you have any difficulties, contact the manufacturer's support. They will be able to help you expertly.

FAQ

Q: How do I enable or disable Bluetooth in the Settings app?

A: To do this, open "Settings" on your device. Then scroll down to "Bluetooth" and click on it. There, you can turn Bluetooth on or off.

Q: How do I pair a Bluetooth accessory?

A: Just follow these steps:
1. Go to "Settings".
2. Select "Bluetooth".
3. Tap on "Pair new device".
4. See the available devices.
5. Choose what you want to connect.
6. Do what the accessory asks, such as typing a password.

Q: How do I connect Bluetooth devices that are already paired?

A: For items that have already been paired, do this:
1. Go to "Settings" on your device.
2. Look for "Bluetooth" and click on it.
3. Turn on Bluetooth, if it isn't already on.
4. Choose the device you want to connect.
5. Wait for the connection to happen.

Q: How do I set up, take off or find a Bluetooth accessory?

A: To do this, follow these steps:
1. Go to "Settings".
2. Click on "Bluetooth".
3. Choose the accessory from the list.
4. There, you can change the settings, remove or find the item.

Q: How do I change the Bluetooth name of my smartphone or tablet?

A: Change the name like this:
1. Open "Settings".
2. Tap on "Bluetooth".
3. Click on the settings icon.
4. Select "Rename this device".
5. Choose a new name.
6. Finally, click on "Save" or "OK".

Q: How do I find Quick Match accessories?

A: To discover devices that are quick to connect:
1. Go to "Settings".
2. Tap on "Bluetooth".
3. Wait to find the pairings.
4. Select what you want to connect.

Q: How do I disable Quick Pairing?

A: Not to connect quickly:
1. Go to "Settings".
2. Enter "Bluetooth".
3. Click on the settings icon.
4. Remove the "Fast pairing" option or disable it.

Q: How do I do multiple pairing with a Bluetooth speaker?

A: Some speakers accept two devices together. To do this, see the column's manual for instructions.

Q: How do I pair and connect the first cell phone to the Bluetooth headset?

A: For the first connection, do this:
1. go to "Settings".
2. Go to "Bluetooth".
3. Activate Bluetooth.
4. Put the headset in pairing mode.
5. Choose the handset from the list.
6. Wait for a connection.

Q: How do I pair and connect the second cell phone to the Bluetooth headset?

A: For another cell phone, the steps are:
1. Open "Settings".
2. Click on "Bluetooth".
3. Activate Bluetooth, if you haven't already done so.
4. Turn off Bluetooth on the first cell phone.
5. Prepare the headset for pairing.
6. On the second cell phone, repeat steps 3 and 4.
7. Choose the handset from the list.
8. Wait for the connection.

Q: How do I reconnect one or both cell phones to the Bluetooth headset?

A: This is how reconnection works:
1. go to "Settings".
2. Go to "Bluetooth".
3. Turn on Bluetooth if necessary.
4. Choose the headset from the list.
5. Wait to reconnect.

Q: What should I do if I'm having problems with Bluetooth?

A: If Bluetooth isn't working, look at the manual. Or contact the manufacturer's support for help.

Q: Do you know how to connect two Bluetooth devices following this practical guide?

A: Yes, now you know. Follow the manufacturer's guide for more devices. If there are any problems, contact specialist support.