Cautiously optimistic that iOS 27 solved connectivity issues with my Philips 9050’s. Pairing is amazingly fast and no drop outs in a couple hours. Normally I drop out every 10 minutes or so.
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Cautiously optimistic that iOS 27 solved connectivity issues with my Philips 9050’s. Pairing is amazingly fast and no drop outs in a couple hours. Normally I drop out every 10 minutes or so.
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I have an iphone 17 pro and ios 27 no bluetooh issues easily moves connection between ipads and iphone
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I have the Philips 9050s and iPhone 17 Pro Max now running IOS 27 and I can say that the bluetooth connection is much more stable. Walking with the iPhone in my back pocket I stay connected to the streaming content about 98% of the time on a 45 minute walk. This is a great improvement over the previous IOS version. If anyone was having trouble answering the phone with a double-tap to the ear, I discovered that the Philip Journal was consuming bluetooth bandwidth and preventing the double-tap from working. Deleting the app and re-installing it and saying no to the logging in the journal, restored the double-tap to answer calls.
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