How To Fix Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus Bluetooth Problems

The new Samsung Galaxy S9 is considered to be the best smartphone this year, but some users have been complaining of having difficulties with their Bluetooth feature. If you own a Samsung Galaxy S9 and you are experiencing pairing issues with your Bluetooth, then this article is the right one for you. I will explain how you can fix the Bluetooth problem that some users are experiencing on their Samsung Galaxy S9.

At this point, Samsung has not yet released any official statement to address the Bluetooth issue that some users are facing on the Galaxy S9. This issue has been noticed to be common among users that love to connect their Samsung Galaxy S9 with the Bluetooth device of the car.

To make things clearer, it has also been established that the issue is not as a result of the Bluetooth feature of the car you are driving because the Bluetooth issue has been reported on multiple car brands. This means that the issue is actually coming for the Samsung phone that you are trying to connect.

In this article, I’ll explain a few troubleshooting methods you can use to fix your Bluetooth issue.

The first method you should consider trying is to clear the Bluetooth cache, and you can make use of this guide to clear the cache. The importance of the cache is to save app data temporarily. This makes it smoother to switch between one car brand to another. Try to clear the cache before you connect again.

I will explain a few tips below that you can use to clear the cache on your Samsung Galaxy S9

How to Fix Samsung Galaxy S9 Bluetooth Issues:

If you are still unable to connect your Samsung Galaxy S9 Bluetooth to another device after you have tried the tips above, I will recommend that you activate safe mode and make use of the wipe cache partition option. This is another effective method to fix the Bluetooth pairing issue on your Samsung Galaxy S9.

Fixing Samsung Galaxy S9 Bluetooth Issues

If you’re still having trouble with Bluetooth to no avail, try a hard reset. This is your last resort solution. It destroys all of your personal data, settings and information. You definitely should backup your phone before trying this solution. Although it seems extreme, the factory reset will solve almost anywhere problem not caused by physical damage.

Power off the device
Simultaneously hold down the Bixby button with volume up and power buttons
This loads Recovery Mode
Navigate menus with the Volume keys and make selections with the Power key
Select Wipe data/factory reset
Confirm your selection
Recovery mode will erase everything on your phone and reinstall the original software
You’ll need to reinstall and sign back into your apps

In most cases, a problem that can’t be solved by a factory reset can’t be solved by yourself. If your problems persist, we suggest bringing it in to the carrier or retailer that sold it to you. They should be able to take a look at what’s going on with your device.