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August 28th, 2026 18:58

Pro 16 Plus, Bluetooth is unstable

Connection QCY bt phones or bt mouse

Too instable: mouse has unusual movements, and during calls people can not hear me OR my voice goes robotic. Not related to internet connection because in the moment that I turn off my phone and use laptop mic tha call is much better.

Tried another headset (sony, philips, apple original and a generic), all of them has the same problem.

Seems to be a dell BT driver problem.

Dell SW says that I´m up-to-date and there is no update to be made.

How to fix?

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  • DELL-ChrisM2

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    Posted August 28th, 2026 22:03

    Before our users can assist, you need to specify which Pro 16 Plus (PB16250 or PB16255).

     

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  • Tesla1856

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    Posted August 29th, 2026 04:25

    Turn off WiFi and just use wired ethernet. This will free-up 2.4ghz for Bluetooth.

     

    If not possible, try connect WiFi to a 5ghz (only) Access-Point.

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  • anne_droid

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    Posted August 29th, 2026 10:00

    Hi

     

    The viable number of simultaneous RELIABLE connections is 3 - 5 depending on the nature of the devices.

     

    Early BlueTooth (especially on HP laptops) time sliced devices, in that only 1 was active for its allocated number of milli-seconds, then the next device was served etc etc. and actually was interrupted by the Wi-Fi which seemingly had priority.

     

    Your situation seems similar, and the excellent suggestion above by @Tesla1856 is what I might have suggested if I had answered earlier.

     

     

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      Kind Regards  

                                         

      anne_droid