How to turn off low battery notifications for blue tooth device?

[Android Central Question]

I recently got a Galaxy S0 with android 8.0. Every time I connect to my bluetooth speaker I get a low battery notification. Whether I dismiss it or leave it alone, I get the notification every couple of minutes for as long as I'm using the speaker. Why don't I charge the battery, you may ask. Because the speaker plugs into the wall, there is no battery to charge. How can I disable this notification?

 

[methodman89]

So it's the speaker generating the low battery warning?

 

[seribart]

No. I have had this speaker for a while. It never did this with my S8, but it started the first time I connected to my S9. Like I said, the speaker doesn't have a battery.

 

[seribart]

To clarify. I get a notification alert and a message that says my bluetooth devices battery level is below 10%

 

[methodman89]

Weird.. You can impair, forget, then repair the 2. You're positive about that speaker?

 

[seribart]

Now I feel stupid. So, I take out my speaker and look all over it for a battery cover or something. In the process I bumpt the power cord and my phone changes to say my battery is full. Loose power cord was the problem.

 

[Mooncatt]

Now I feel stupid. So, I take out my speaker and look all over it for a battery cover or something. In the process I bumpt the power cord and my phone changes to say my battery is full. Loose power cord was the problem.

Don't feel bad. I wouldn't have expected an AC only Bluetooth device to generate a battery level signal at all, much less give a low battery warning.

 

[methodman89]

Now I feel stupid. So, I take out my speaker and look all over it for a battery cover or something. In the process I bumpt the power cord and my phone changes to say my battery is full. Loose power cord was the problem.

If the speaker was working fine, and not getting power from the adapter because it was loose, you must have a battery in there. Leave it plugged in but unused for a few hours. Unplug it from the back of the speaker and see if it works.