Bluetooth is meant to give you a smooth wireless experience. But if your Galaxy S25 FE keeps cutting out during calls or while playing music, it can quickly become annoying. Fortunately, there are reliable fixes you can try to restore a stable connection.
Why Bluetooth Audio Cuts Out on the Galaxy S25 FE
- Interference from other wireless devices nearby.
- Outdated software or app glitches.
- Too much distance between your phone and the Bluetooth device.
- Corrupt Bluetooth cache or misconfigured settings.
- Issues with the paired headphones, earbuds, or speaker itself.
Restart Both Devices.
A simple restart clears temporary glitches that can interrupt Bluetooth connections. Power cycling both your Galaxy S25 FE and the paired device often resolves audio drops.
- Hold the Side key, and then tap Restart.
- Restart your Bluetooth headphones or speaker, and then reconnect them.
Forget and Re-Pair the Bluetooth Device.
Sometimes the pairing information gets corrupted, causing unstable connections. Removing the device and pairing it again refreshes the link.
- Open Settings, and then tap Connections.
- Tap Bluetooth, and then tap the gear icon next to your device, and choose Forget.
- Put your Bluetooth device into pairing mode, and then reconnect it from the Bluetooth menu.
Clear Bluetooth Cache.
Corrupt temporary files can interfere with Bluetooth performance. Clearing the cache allows the system to rebuild fresh files.
- Open Settings, and then tap Apps.
- Tap the filter icon, and then enable Show system apps.
- Find and tap Bluetooth, and then tap Storage, and finally tap Clear cache.
Check for Software Updates.
Outdated software can cause connection problems. Updating your phone ensures compatibility and stability with Bluetooth devices.
- Open Settings, and then scroll down and tap Software update.
- Tap Download and install, and then follow the prompts if an update is available.
Reduce Interference and Distance.
Microwaves, Wi-Fi routers, and even other Bluetooth devices can interfere with audio streaming. Staying too far from your phone can also cause cuts in sound.
Keep your phone and Bluetooth device within 10 meters. Try moving away from heavy Wi-Fi traffic or turning off unused Bluetooth devices nearby.
Reset Network Settings.
If nothing else works, a reset can fix persistent Bluetooth problems by restoring all network settings to default. This includes Wi-Fi, mobile data, and Bluetooth.
- Open Settings, and then tap General management.
- Tap Reset, and then tap Reset network settings. Confirm your choice, and then let your phone restart.
Most Bluetooth issues on the Galaxy S25 FE are caused by simple misconfigurations or interference. By re-pairing, clearing cache, and keeping devices close, you can usually enjoy uninterrupted audio again.
FAQs
Why does Bluetooth cut out only when I use Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth both use the 2.4GHz band. Heavy Wi-Fi traffic can cause interference, so try switching your router to 5GHz.
Will resetting network settings delete my personal files?
No. It only resets network configurations like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and mobile data. Your photos, videos, and apps remain safe.
Can outdated earbuds cause Bluetooth audio to cut out?
Yes. Older Bluetooth devices may not fully support the latest profiles, so updating firmware on your earbuds or using newer hardware can help.
