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> if Apple can do it on top of bluetooth I think others should also be able to. they're only "doing it" with their own limited hardware combinations. the exp
by lowercased 8y ago
> if Apple can do it on top of bluetooth I think others should also be able to.
they're only "doing it" with their own limited hardware combinations. the experience of pairing any random bluetooth devices even in ios is still mediocre overall.
- zimpenfish 8y agoAnecdata: I have 19 Bluetooth devices on my iPhone (gamepads, speakers, headphones + dongles, watches, etc.) - of which, I'd say, only one gives me trouble[1] and none really were problematic for pairing. [1] Cricut Air but then it also has trouble talking Bluetooth reliably to my Windows 10 desktop; I'm not blaming this on iOS just yet.