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โ04-20-2024 01:51 PM (Last edited โ08-27-2024 10:14 AM by SamsungJodi ) in
Galaxy S24After the recent update, I've noticed that my S24 ultras bluetooth audio quality is bad (sounds dull and muted). I have multiple bluetooth headsets and speakers. The first device connected after restarting sounds normal. Every other device sounds muted and dull. I need to restart my phone if I want to play music in a different device to have better sound quality.
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โ11-02-2024 03:53 PM in
Galaxy S24Same here my s24 is so quiet with Bluetooth
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โ11-14-2024 03:38 PM in
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โ01-08-2025 08:15 PM in
Galaxy S24My M31 bluetooth music is better than my S24.
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โ04-15-2025 04:14 PM in
Galaxy S24Yes, I believe this is the fix as it definitely did for me. I run Pandora via Bluetooth to my Denon AVR x4800h along with a substantial investment in a 7.1 theater system and highly value my waves. After the android 15 upgrade on my Galaxy S24 Ultra, the output was a disaster. I called Samsung and they said they're aware of the problem and currently working on a patch. However, someone who must be a God of music, posted these below instructions. I skipped to the, reset bluetooth and wifi settings, cleared Pandora's cache. Unpaired my phone from the Denon. Turned off the phone for 3 minutes, powered everything back on, reestablished wifi settings and then re-paired my devices and I'll be damned, my ears are back to doing the soft-shoe. Hope this works for you and if it does, please repost it.
- 1. Restart:Restart both your phone and the Bluetooth device (headphones, car, etc.) to refresh their connections.
- 2. Reset Bluetooth & Wi-Fi:
- Open the Settings app.
- Go to System.
- Select Reset options.
- Tap Reset Bluetooth & Wi-Fi.
- Confirm the reset.
- Open the Settings app.
- 3. Repair Mode:
- Go to Settings > System > Repair Mode.
- You don't need to complete the entire repair process; exit after entering the Google account login screen and restart your phone.
- Go to Settings > System > Repair Mode.
- 4. Clear Cache and Storage:
- Open Settings > Apps.
- See all apps.
- Select Settings app.
- Go to Storage and cache.
- Clear cache and clear storage.
- Uninstall the Android Auto app.
- Restart your phone.
- Reinstall the Android Auto app.
- Open Settings > Apps.
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โ04-15-2025 04:30 PM in
Galaxy S24Also, turn off, if you turned on the Dolby Atmos in your phone settings because it degrades the sound on your Bluetooth device.
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โ04-29-2025 04:58 PM in
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โ05-11-2025 02:58 AM in
Galaxy S24After the update when I try to make a call the Bluetooth disconnects from my car stereo reconnects then disconnects seconds later. I didn't have any issues before update. Bluetooth audio to same stereo works fine for music and movies
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