Last Updated on February 21, 2023 by Bestusefultips
Annoying by Bluetooth connection issues on your Samsung phone? Here’s how to fix Bluetooth problems on Samsung S23, S23 Plus, S23 Ultra 5G. Different Bluetooth issues occur on Samsung or other Android devices, like Bluetooth won’t connect with the car, Speaker issues, not connecting to PC, audio issues with the car’s accessories, etc. Let’s see some possible solutions to fix Samsung S23 Bluetooth issues.
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How to Fix Bluetooth Issues Samsung S23 Ultra, S23+, S23
Make sure the device you want to connect to is in pairing mode.
Restart your Samsung Phone
Step 1: Long-press the power button (Side key) and volume down button simultaneously until you view the power menu.
Step 2: Tap Restart.
Step 3: Tap Restart.
Reboot your Samsung phone.
Turn Bluetooth On and Off
Swipe down the notification panel at the top and tap Bluetooth to turn it off. After 5-10 seconds, tap on Bluetooth to turn it on and try to pair.
Turn Off Airplane Mode
Swipe down the notification at the top and tap Airplane mode to turn it off. Turn on the Bluetooth and scan the device and try to pair.
Check for System Update
Make sure your phone is updated with the latest software.
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Scroll down & tap on Software update.
Step 3: Tap the Download and install.
Clear Bluetooth Cache to Fix Bluetooth Issues Samsung S23 Ultra
You can clear the cache on S23 to delete temporary files and improve the app’s performance.
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Scroll down and tap Apps.
By default, hide the Bluetooth app.
Step 3: Tap the Icon in front of Your Apps.
Step 4: Toggle on Show system apps and tap OK at the bottom.
Step 5: Scroll down and tap on Bluetooth.
Step 6: Tap Storage.
Step 7: Tap Clear cache at the bottom right.
Unpair & Pair the device
If Bluetooth pairing issues with the car or speakers, remove both connections from the car and your phone. Restart your phone and try to pair it.
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Tap on Connections.
Step 3: Tap Bluetooth.
Step 4: Click the Settings gear icon of the paired device you want to remove.
Step 5: Tap Unpair at the bottom right.
Step 6: Tap on Unpair.
Restart your phone and pair it again to check and fix the Bluetooth problems.
Reset Network Settings to Fix Bluetooth Problems on Samsung S23 Series
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Scroll down and tap General management.
Step 3: Scroll and tap Reset.
Step 4: Tap Reset network settings.
Step 5: Tap on Reset settings.
Step 6: Unlock your Samsung phone.
Step 7: Tap the Reset.
You need to pair your Bluetooth device again after resetting the network settings on your phone.
End the list of possible ways to fix Bluetooth problems on the Samsung S23 series. Remember to mention which method worked for you.
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