bluetooth is useless

[Nexxus]

Seriously I cant for the life of me figure this shit out, I have an HP Spectre x2 and I have a bluetooth kb/m for when im using it as a tablet.

and every so often...for reasons I cant for the life of me it WILL NOT retain a connection to the PC its fucking infurating cause the only way to fix it as far as I can tell is to reset the whole dammn system, both devices loose connection at the same time so its not the mouse or keyboard, please for the love of god help.

[Xizerz]

bluetooth is a pain in the ass overall, I can definetly understand why half the world cant connect to a blurtooth speaker

[Badazzz]

Yeah bluetooth can be unreliable sometimes. Hence the PC gamer mindset of "WIRE EVERYTHING TO EVERYTHING"

[Nexxus]

Yeah bluetooth can be unreliable sometimes. Hence the PC gamer mindset of "WIRE EVERYTHING TO EVERYTHING"

its not an option when im using it as a tablet

[Badazzz]

its not an option when im using it as a tablet

 

Maybe that's the issue I kid, I kid.

[Nexxus]

Maybe that's the issue I kid, I kid.

if it just had a god damn fucking usb port on the tablet half id run a logitech nano receaver and a logitech kb/mouse im tempted to get rid of this thing for a lightweight 2/1 that folds so I can have the usb device in tablet mode but I spent a grand on this thing

[Nonco]

I use bluetooth all day every day with my Pebble time, as well as bluetooth to my car for music. My Bose bluetooth speaker is great too. So not sure, I never have issues

[Nexxus]

I use bluetooth all day every day with my Pebble time, as well as bluetooth to my car for music. My Bose bluetooth speaker is great too. So not sure, I never have issues

the worst thing about it is at times it will work for hours...others ..minutes

the devices are literally 3 ft away there is no way its interference I tried putting it on high performance settings see if that solves it..

[MeshFile]

Bluetooth uses 2.4 to 2.485 GHz so... yeah. It's with interference, same as WiFi.

[Nexxus]

Bluetooth uses 2.4 to 2.485 GHz so... yeah. It's with interference, same as WiFi.

nothing else in my place has interference including other bluetooth devices, its not interference

[Xenift]

Bluetooth uses 2.4 to 2.485 GHz so... yeah. It's with interference, same as WiFi.

Was about to say this.

All my bluetooth shit works fine cause my entire house runs on 5GHZ

[MeshFile]

nothing else in my place has interference including other bluetooth devices, its not interference

Then test on different locations, use other devices when connecting (mix and match to determine what combination reproduces the issue), observe other 2.4GHz signal if they are having connection issues too, disable devices on your control that output signal near the spectrum of bluetooth if it makes a difference on your situation, determine the specific model of bluetooth devices you have and look for what frequency and channel with it usually hops around.