It connects to my cars bluetooth and then disconnects right away. Have hard reset and repaired same thing. My Note 4 connects just fine.
It connects to my cars bluetooth and then disconnects right away. Have hard reset and repaired same thing. My Note 4 connects just fine.
It's probably not a hardware problem, it appears to be a Nougat software problem. Do a Google search on Nougat Bluetooth issues and you will get pages of returns. Most of the references relate to the Pixel since it was the first Nougat phone available in the U.S. (followed closely by our beloved V20) but others are reporting problems with Nexus phones that received the Nougat update.
I doubt exchanging your phone will resolve the issue. Google is aware of the issue and supposedly working on a fix.
I hope this helps. The downside of being an early adopter for a new operating system.
It's probably not a hardware problem, it appears to be a Nougat software problem. Do a Google search on Nougat Bluetooth issues and you will get pages of returns. Most of the references relate to the Pixel since it was the first Nougat phone available in the U.S. (followed closely by our beloved V20) but others are reporting problems with Nexus phones that received the Nougat update.
I doubt exchanging your phone will resolve the issue. Google is aware of the issue and supposedly working on a fix.
I hope this helps. The downside of being an early adopter for a new operating system.
The problem is that I also have the Pixel XL and it does not have the skipping problem, at all. The issues noted with Nougat are connecting and disconnecting and making calls, not streaming audio.
Unless its specific vehicles that would not explain why we are not all having the problem? I think there were reported issues with 7.1 and we are on 7.0
A great example of trying to work through issues like this. Gdwheel is having a skipping problem with his V20 / 7.0 and reports his Pixel XL / 7.1 (I suspect) is working fine.
Also, doesn't seem to be vehicle specific......some people are having success, others, not so much. I'm guessing it is a combination of manufacturer and model year. The older the car / head-unit, the more likely an issue. Older Bluetooth stacks in the vehicle. Again, just a guess / theory.
It connects to my cars bluetooth and then disconnects right away. Have hard reset and repaired same thing. My Note 4 connects just fine.