How can I disable automatic Bluetooth connection?

[Duny]

After a long day searching the Internet for the latest solution, someone can tell me how to remove the automatic Bluetooth connection, if I try a speaker, will Bluetooth connect, there is something I can do so that it does not connect automatically every time a speaker turns on, if there is a button like WiFi to remove that

[realaud]

The routine I showed you can be modified to your liking.  You cannot stop the auto connection, but if you need the 10 seconds for your HQ audio to kick in, you will need to add that device to the routine, let it connect and then run the routine to disconnect it in one touch.  Then turn the routine off and reconnect the headphones. An alternative to the routine would be to turn BT off in the quick panel, turn on your headphones, let the HQ audio kick in, and then turn BT back on.  That seems like the easiest thing to do rather than creating a routine.  I don't understand why the HQ audio won't kick in after it's already connected.  10 Seconds seems way too long of a delay.  Is there no setting for it to start as HQ?

[Duny]

No, no, the ay is something very specific about those headphones, and since Bluetooth instantly connects, Nadamas, who turn them on, does not allow time for them to be activated, but well, no, alas, the only solution was to create a 2-touch routine, one disconnects and the other ends the routine and reconnects alone.

[Merlizz76]

Hmmm?😂

[Duny]

I would like Bluetooth to not be like this in the future and to allow you to decide whether to connect alone or not.

[realaud]

It's not the BT that's causing your problem, it's your wacky headphones. The BT behavior is never going to be modified. It is a BT standard

[Duny]

I understand, but for example, WiFi is not like that, you decide whether to connect to a network or not, I am sure that thousands of users have protested something similar, I have seen it on the Internet sometimes it even becomes annoying.

[realaud]

Wi Fi is not BT. Two completely different protocols and decided by different entities than Samsung. It is never going to change. Either turn if BT before you turn on your headphones or get different headphones, or live with it as it is. Samsung has no power to change this.

[Duny]

Correct