Google finally unveiled the Pixel Fold, its first folding Phone that goes head-to-head with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5. With a design that unfolds into a small tablet, this Phone combines the usefulness of the Pixel with even more possibilities to customize your device’s usage. The device maintains the highest standards of both form and functionality because of its Google Tensor G2 chip, which also powers Pixel Fold quickly and securely. Numerous Pixel components, including the camera, battery, speakers, and haptics technology, were ingeniously reworked to accommodate the device’s thin design. Not only does the specially designed hinge add to its thinness, but it is also the most robust hinge available. Finally, the Pixel Fold boasts an IPX8 water-resistant rating. However, Google Pixel Fold users experienced problems with Bluetooth. Although this book-style folding Phone has many advantages for users, the Bluetooth issue still exists. The Phone has a standard smartphone-like screen on the front and a tablet-like display on the inside. To ensure your experience is uninterrupted, we have included simple solutions to fix Bluetooth issues with Pixel Fold in this post.
Bluetooth Issue on Pixel Fold
To fix Bluetooth issues on Pixel Fold, follow the simple procedures provided below;
- Check Bluetooth basics
- Switch Bluetooth on and off again.
- Verify that you have linked and connected your devices.
- Restart your devices.
- Troubleshoot by problem type
- The solutions to the individual issues are listed below. Use the instructions listed below if you cannot attend, make calls, or are having trouble connecting your device to the automobile or accessories.
The Bluetooth issue on Pixel Fold while pairing with the car
- Clear devices from your Phone’s memory.
- Open your Phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Connected Devices and then Previously Connected Devices. If you don’t see “Previously connected devices,” tap Bluetooth.
- If you see devices you’re not currently using, tap Settings next to each device name and then Forget. Then, Forget the device.
- If you paired your Phone and car before, next to your car’s name, tap Settings And then Forget And then Forget device.
- Clear phones from your car’s memory.
- To clear phones paired with your car, follow your car’s manual.
- Clear any phones you’re not currently using.
- If you paired your Phone and car before, clear your Phone.
- Refresh the device list, then pair. To Pair from your Phone, follow these steps.
- Check that your car is discoverable and ready to pair.
- Open your Phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Connected devices. If you see “Bluetooth,” tap it.
- Tap Pair new device And then your car’s name.
- To pair from the car, follow these steps.
- Open your Phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Connected devices. If you see “Bluetooth,” tap it.
- Keep this screen open.
- On your car’s list of devices, pick your Phone’s name.
- If asked, check that the PINs on your phone and car screens match.
- Tap Allow access to your contacts and call history.
- Tap Pair, Accept, or Confirm.
Pairing with an accessory
- Check that your accessory is discoverable and ready to pair. Follow the instructions that came with your accessory.
- Often, you’ll see a blue light on an accessory when it’s ready to pair.
- You must connect accessories like folio keyboards to your Phone or tablet before they can pair.
- Refresh your accessory list.
- Open your Phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Connected devices. If you see “Bluetooth,” tap it.
- Tap Pair new device And then your accessory’s name.
- If your accessory needs a passcode and you don’t have it, try 0000 or 1234.
Receiving or Making Calls
- Check that other devices paired with your Phone aren’t getting your calls.
- Turn on the Phone’s audio.
- Open your Phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Connected devices. If you see “Bluetooth,” tap it.
- If you see a previously connected device, tap it.
- Next to your car or accessory’s name, tap Settings.
- Turn on the Phone audio.
Google Pixel Fold Features
Now, let’s explore the newest features of the Google Pixel Fold. The Google Pixel has multiple screens to keep you focused and productive. The 7.6-inch screen of the Pixel Fold unfolds to show a tablet-like design. Unlike most other foldables with an interior display that is wider than taller, this one has a landscape layout by default. With a refresh rate of 120 Hz, both screens have FHD+ resolution; however, the external screen has more brightness, reaching up to 1,200 nits in HDR and a peak brightness of 1,550 nits. There is only a 1,000 nit and 1,450 nit inner screen, respectively.
The hinge is intended to provide fluid friction over its entire 180° range of motion and is constructed of multi-alloy steel. This allows you to use the Pixel Fold in various “Tabletop mode” configurations. Specifically, you can use it with folded folds, which helps compose lengthier texts or viewing movies. Use the room to accomplish additional tasks, or immerse yourself by playing games, reading a book, or watching TV. To multitask with two apps side by side, drag a compatible app into the split-screen mode or use the Taskbar to switch between your apps quickly.
I hope this guide helped you fix the Bluetooth issue on Pixel Fold. If you are still facing problems resolving the issue by following any of the methods mentioned above, feel free to ask for our help in the comments. Also, please share your successful experience connecting your Google Pixel Fold with your favorite Bluetooth device. If you know of any other method, please let us know.
