If you use a Bluetooth headset, or any speaker with this wireless technology, it is very likely that at some point you have had connectivity problems with your mobile, not being able to listen to the music correctly on the speaker or headphones. Here are two possible solutions for this problem.
Bluetooth audio
First of all, it must be said that some smartphones have more problems than others with compatibility with Bluetooth connectivity. This is the case, for example, of smartphones with MediaTek processors. It depends on each speaker and each pair of headphones, but the truth is that they give more problems than smartphones with a Qualcomm processor, for example.
However, beyond that, there are two possible and simple solutions for when Bluetooth connectivity is not the best. Sometimes the problems come because the mobile cannot execute all the processes it has to execute, and then it crashes, and the Bluetooth connection is intermittent. Of course, when listening to music, this is very annoying. The key to this is to free up RAM by closing those apps that are running in the background. In general, we have a button on our Android smartphone that is the Multitasking button that, when we are on the desktop of the mobile, makes all the running apps appear. Closing them all could be able to solve the Bluetooth connectivity problem.
The second option, also likely, is that the pairing of the headphones and the speaker did not occur correctly with the smartphone. The ideal in this case is to turn off the Bluetooth on the mobile, and reactivate it, pair the mobile again with the headphones or the speaker, and then there should no longer be Bluetooth connectivity problems. Any other problem is probably due to some incompatibility of the processor or something like that, like what we mentioned at the beginning, but that every time is given with fewer smartphones.
