Amazon Echo is an amazing piece of gadget that connects various devices and helps a person with his daily activities. The voice command based assistant can connect to other gadgets for streaming podcasts, audiobooks, or setting alarms. These activities are possible via Bluetooth connectivity. Sometimes users report that Amazon Echo Bluetooth is not working. This means certain activities will not be possible to do without an active Bluetooth connection.
In this guide, I will mention some methods that will help you to solve this issue for good. Mostly, the issue happens due to faulty connectivity or the power/battery of the smart speaker. Once you sort that out, then you can easily form a connection over Bluetooth.
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Amazon Echo Bluetooth is Not Working: How to Fix
Let’s begin with the troubleshooting.
Is Your Amazon Echo Powered On.?
Often in haste, people forget to switch on the smart speaker and try connecting other devices to it which is not possible. So, make sure your speaker is powered on completely.
Try Reconnecting Via Alexa
Maybe for some reason, the device to which you wish to establish Bluetooth connectivity lost the pairing in your previous session. So, you can manually give a voice instruction to Alexa to connect the Amazon Echo gadget to another gadget via Bluetooth. You have to speak Alexa, Connect to initiate the connection.
Check Bluetooth Connectivity
Normally, for Bluetooth to work smoothly there must not be a distance more than 30 feet between connected devices. As per my observation, when there is a closed space such as walls, then Bluetooth signal strength stutters. So, check that the connected devices are close to each other. Also, the Bluetooth feature must be enabled on the devices to create a connection.
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