If your Bluetooth speaker keeps disconnecting, there could be several possible reasons. Below are the most common causes and suggested solutions:
Bluetooth operates in the 2.4 GHz (and sometimes 5 GHz) frequency bands, which are also used by many household devices. Interference from the following can disrupt your connection:
Wi-Fi routers
Microwaves
Wireless cameras
LCD displays
Other Bluetooth devices
Solution: Try switching off nearby devices or moving your speaker and connected device away from sources of interference.
Running multiple apps in the background on your phone or tablet can affect Bluetooth performance and cause interruptions.
Solution: Close unused apps to free up memory and improve overall performance.
Bluetooth typically works best within a 32-foot (10-meter) range. If your speaker is too far from your phone, tablet, or computer, the connection may drop.
Solution: Move closer to the speaker to maintain a stable connection.
A low battery on your phone, tablet, or speaker can cause instability in the Bluetooth connection.
Solution: Ensure both your speaker and your device are adequately charged.
Sometimes, memory cache buildup or minor software glitches can affect connectivity.
Solution: Perform a full restart of your device to clear the cache and refresh the system.