Bluetooth connection stability

Bluetooth connectivity remains quick and reliable, with users reporting fast pairing, automatic reconnection to previously paired phones, and no notable dropouts in typical indoor or yard use, and this review’s extended testing with Bluetooth 5.4 further supports its stability.

This review finds that Bluetooth pairing on the Move 2 is quick and trouble-free and highlights how the speaker now switches smoothly from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth when you leave home and back to Wi-Fi when you return.

Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is stable after firmware updates, providing reliable wireless playback from phones and tablets.

Bluetooth 5.4 support on the Charge 6 is presented as a clear upgrade over the previous generation’s radio, with reviewers finding day to day connections stable and reliable and real world range staying solid up to around 40 feet before any stuttering appears.

Reviewers highlight that the move to Bluetooth 5.3 and Snapdragon Sound aims to improve connection stability and streaming latency, and in practice the Flex 2 maintains a solid wireless link during everyday listening with no major dropout complaints.

Bluetooth pairing is straightforward, but at least one review reports occasional glitches, including a bug where audio stops playing after phone calls until music apps are restarted.

Reviews describe the Wonderboom 4s Bluetooth connection as quick to pair and generally stable with low lag for music and video, with Android users in particular benefiting from near instant Google Fast Pair setup, though a few phones still report occasional cutouts.