This might be harder to do with an iPhone, but it’s a simple process for smaller devices (like Airpods). It might seem drastic, but you might consider resetting your Airpods or other Apple peripherals if you’re unable to restore or stabilize Bluetooth connectivity.
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RELATED: How to Set Up a Bluetooth Keyboard or Mouse on Your Mac Factory Reset Any Attached Apple DevicesĪpple hardware tends to work best with other Apple devices, but that doesn’t mean accessories like Airpods will always work perfectly with macOS. For example, you might have to set up a Bluetooth keyboard to get the correct keys to work. First, though, make sure the device is configured correctly. Right-click your device, and then click “Remove.”Īfter the device is removed, you can attempt to re-pair it. To do so, click the Launchpad icon in the Dock and go to System Preferences > Bluetooth. If none of the previous steps work, you can try removing the troublesome Bluetooth device from your Mac completely before you consider more drastic steps. Just click the Bluetooth icon, click “Turn Bluetooth Off,” and then click “Turn Bluetooth On” to restart it. If it’s enabled, you can also do this from the Bluetooth settings menu on the menu bar. Next, click “Turn Bluetooth Off,” and then click “Turn Bluetooth On.” To do so, click the Launchpad icon in the Dock and head to System Preferences > Bluetooth. If your device won’t reconnect, you can restart the Bluetooth radio in your Mac. RELATED: The Best Bluetooth Speakers of 2022 Restart Your Bluetooth Radio To disconnect your device, hover over its name, and then click “Disconnect.” Click “Connect” to reconnect. To show the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar, select the checkbox next to “Show Bluetooth in Menu Bar” in the Bluetooth settings menu.Įach paired device has an entry in the Bluetooth menu on the menu bar. If you see the Bluetooth icon in your menu bar, you can also use that to connect (or reconnect) your Bluetooth device.
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