Bluetooth has become an essential part of our lives, and we rely on it to connect our phones, computers, and other devices. However, sometimes Bluetooth can be a bit problematic due to wireless connectivity issues. In this post, I will show you some proven tips for when your Bose speaker won’t connect to Bluetooth.
Maybe or not you have tried all the usual procedures to fix the issue that a Bose speaker won’t connect to Bluetooth, like checking for updates, turning off, and then on both speaker and device. Or even you may have reset both the device and Bluetooth speaker. But still, the issue persists. Remember, these are common steps that work most of the time.
In this article, I will show you how to fix a Bose speaker that won’t connect.
What are the Main Causes of A Bose Bluetooth Speaker that Won’t Connect?
If you are having trouble connecting your Bose Bluetooth speaker to your smartphone or tablet, or any other device, there are probably a few things that can be done to troubleshoot the issue. The most common causes of a Bluetooth speaker not connecting include:
1) A bad connection between the speaker and the device.
This can be caused by dirty or corroded pins on the speaker’s connector, insufficient power supply to the speaker, or a broken wire in the connection.
2) Poor signal strength between the device and the speaker.
This may be due to interference from other electronics in close proximity, the weak signal strength from your own phone or tablet, or obstruction in between them.
3) Incompatible software on your device and/or speakers.
If you have updated your apps or firmware recently, make sure that they are compatible with each other.
4) Lack of memory on either side of the connection.
It seems as though the speakers may not be able to remember each other’s Bluetooth connections, causing them not to work. The issue could be due to a lack of memory on either side of the connection. If you have recently replaced one of the speakers, or if both speakers are new and haven’t been used before, unplug them for a few minutes and again re-pair them. it might be worth trying again after a few minutes.
What Do I Do If My Bose Speaker Won’t Connect To Bluetooth?
If your Bose speaker won’t connect to Bluetooth, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot the issue. First, try resetting the speaker by pressing and holding the power button for 10 seconds. If that doesn’t work, try the steps I am showing you next.
If you still can’t connect your Bose speaker to Bluetooth, there may be a problem with your phone or computer. First, make sure that both your phone and speaker are turned on and have the latest updates installed.
Another important thing is if your Bose speaker isn’t turning on or connecting to Bluetooth, there may be a problem with the battery. Replace the battery if it’s possible.
If still, your Bose speaker won’t connect to Bluetooth, there are a few more things that you can do to try and fix the issue.
1. Make sure that your Bluetooth settings are up to date.
If your Bluetooth device is not being recognized by the Bose speaker, try re-pairing it by following these instructions.
Make sure that your Bluetooth settings are up to date and that the devices are paired correctly. If neither of those solutions works, try re-pairing your Bose speaker by following these instructions:
1. Turn on both devices and make sure they’re in range of each other.?
2. On the Bluetooth settings of the Bose speaker, press and hold down the “connect” button until a blue light starts flashing.?
3. On the Bluetooth settings of the Bluetooth device, press and hold down the “connect” button until a blue light starts flashing.?
4. When both lights have stopped flashing, release both buttons on both devices.
Your Bluetooth speaker is paired with the device.
2. Replug Your Speaker to See If That Fixes the Issue.
One reason your speaker won’t connect to your Bluetooth device is that it may be unplugged due to a loose connection. Try unplugging the speaker and replugging it in again, or try restarting your Bluetooth device and the speaker.
3. Make Sure That Your Bluetooth Device is Close to Your Speaker.
If you have a Bose speaker and are using Bluetooth to connect it to your phone or another device, make sure that the Bluetooth device and the speaker are close to each other. If they’re not close enough, the connection may not be strong enough and the audio may not play properly.
4. Make Sure That Both Devices are Using the Same Version of Bluetooth Technology.
If you’re using a Bose speaker that won’t connect to Bluetooth, it may be because the devices you’re using are using different versions of Bluetooth technology. To check if your devices are using the same version of Bluetooth, go to your device’s settings and look for an option. If the versions of Bluetooth are different, you’ll need to update your devices so that they can communicate with each other.
5. Disable Background Services.
Many Bluetooth devices use background services to keep track of their surroundings and communicate with other devices. If you have a lot of other apps running in the background, your Bose speaker might not be able to connect to Bluetooth properly.
To disable these services, open the App Store or Google Play Store on your phone and search for “Bluetooth” or “Wi-Fi” (depending on which type of device you have). Once you find the app, tap on it and then select “Settings.” From there, uncheck any boxes that say “Enable Background Services.”
6. Try Re-installing your Speaker’s Firmware.
If your Bose speaker won’t connect to your Bluetooth device, First, you might want to reinstall the speaker’s firmware. This can fix some Bluetooth connectivity issues and restore your speaker to its factory settings.
7. Try resetting your Speaker’s Bluetooth Connection.
If your Bose speaker won’t connect to your Bluetooth device, you can reset your speaker’s Bluetooth connection by following these steps:
1) Remove the battery pack from your speaker and wait 30 seconds.
2) Reconnect your power cord and press and hold down both volume buttons for five seconds until the speaker’s power light starts blinking orange.
3) Release the volume buttons and wait 10 seconds.
4) Connect your Bluetooth device to the speaker and press play on your Bluetooth device.
8. Try Another Bluetooth Connection.
If all of these steps fail, you can try connecting your Bose speaker to another Bluetooth device to see if that works better than connecting it directly to your phone or computer. Or click here to read the manufacturer guide.
Conclusion
If you follow these tips, you should be able to solve the issue and connect your Bose speaker to Bluetooth. If you are still having trouble connecting, leave a comment. Also, read our article on how to fix a JBL Bluetooth speaker that won’t connect.
Frequently asked questions.
How to Connect Bose Speaker to iPhone?
If your bose speaker won’t connect to your iPhone, there may be a few things that you can try.
First, make sure that both your bose speaker and your iPhone are on the same Bluetooth version.
Second, make sure that the Bluetooth device and the speaker are close to each other.
If you’re still having problems connecting, try restarting both devices. If all of those options fail, you may need to consult with a technician about repairing or replacing your bose speaker’s Bluetooth connection.
How to Connect Bose Speaker to wifi?
If you are having difficulty connecting your Bose speaker to your wifi, there are a few things that you can try.
First, make sure that the speaker is connected to power and that it is in the range of your wifi router.
Next, check to see if the speaker is listed as a device that is compatible with your router.
If it is not listed, then you may need to update your router’s firmware. Finally, if all of these steps fail to connect the speaker to wifi, then you may need to troubleshoot the connection between the speaker and router.