Connect i phone with bluetooth 2017 challenger

Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try if your Bluetooth connection keeps dropping between your iPhone and another device:
1. Restart both devices: Turn off Bluetooth on your iPhone, restart it, and then turn Bluetooth back on. Similarly, restart the device you're trying to connect to.
2. Forget and reconnect: On your iPhone, go to Settings > Bluetooth, find the device you're connecting to, tap the "i" icon, and select "Forget This Device." Then try reconnecting from scratch.
3. Check for interference: Bluetooth connections can be affected by interference from other devices or Wi-Fi networks. Try moving away from potential sources of interference or turning off other wireless devices nearby.
4. Update software: Ensure both your iPhone and the other device have the latest software updates installed. Sometimes, updates can resolve connectivity issues.
5. Reset network settings: On your iPhone, go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This will reset all network settings, including Bluetooth connections. Reconnect to the Bluetooth device afterward.
6. Battery level: Ensure that the device you're connecting to has sufficient battery power. Low battery levels can sometimes affect Bluetooth stability.
If these steps don't solve the issue, it could indicate a compatibility problem or a potential hardware issue with either your iPhone or the Bluetooth device you're trying to connect to. Consider contacting Apple Support or the manufacturer of the other device for further assistance.

What phone is it? Is it an iOS phone (iPhone) or an Android phone (anything that isn't an iPhone)? Try this.
First go to the bluetooth settings on your phone and turn it on. Next go to the 'Visibility' area in the bluetooth settings and turn that on.
Go to the phone settings in the car and search for your phone. Sometimes it does take a few attempts for the phone and car's bluetooth to find each other.

Eileen,

There are 2 parts to bluetooth. Step 1 is pairing. You need to set the phone AND the headset to detect each other (pairing mode). The phone is the easy part - it will tell you on the screen that it is searching for the headset. The headset has a specific way to put it in detect/pair mode. Sometimes it is holding down the power button for 5 seconds or longer. When the phone detects the headset, it will ask for the password and allow you to name it.

Sometimes, the phones already try the default 0000 passcodes and connect automatically.

Step 2 is connecting to the bluetooth device.

If you are connected and can make and receive calls, you don't need to do anything anymore.

Best of luck.

Its true that you cannot connect your iPhone to other mobile phones. Ive even heard you cant connect the iphone to a macbook via bluetooth. You can connect your iPhone to headsets, handfrees, speakers etc via Bluetooth.

Dear sam1492,
Bluetooth on iPhone will only connect with other iPhone phones, and with Bluetooth sets. Unfortunately, it does not connect with other devices.
Regards,

Bluetooth error in iPhone

Hi, I have an iPhone also, you don't connect to other phones anymore, like if you did with normal mobile, if say you searched in a full room of people with the iPhone you would just find the printer in the corner!?!?, bizarre i know, but thats Apple for you, (2 steps forward, 5 backwards) you just connect to Bluetooth appliances like, your car, printer, pc/mac.. Thanks Mark

upgrade as there are always updates to issues such as bluetooth connectivity

yes you can connect bluetooth to iphone you go into your settings and register bluetooth
bluetooth has to be on and charge while the phone searchs for bluetooth
some bluetooth are compatible with i phone some are not