Hotspot and bluetooth

[Tina33]

I'm using my s10 plus hotspot to stream Zoom from ipad air while using the same phone for bluetooth connection with my speaker through my galaxy watch. Meeting participants claim that although they can hear both my voice and my music fine, the music volume level goes in and out sometimes. My question is:

If I turn off bluetooth on my ipad will that help stabilize the sound from my bluetooth speaker?

 

[ocnbrze]

i have no idea. i never owned an apple product so i can't say. have you tried it? that is the only way to find out. why not just use bluetooth speakers thru the ipad as well? not sure why you need the phone and galaxy watch.

 

[Tina33]

It's not about the ipad but about connection interference between bluetoothand wifi. I teach pilates and need to be heard at the same time music is playing. Believe me, controlling my music fron my watch while on the floor demonstrating exercises is a huge plus. It's working fine except for, as I described in my post, the music goes in and out occasionally.

 

[ocnbrze]

i have never heard of bluetooth signals interfering with wifi signals, so i doubt that is the case that is causing interference. you might want to simply reboot your wifi router. do you have a strong wifi signal? how old is your router?

 

[mikedt]

It's not about the ipad but about connection interference between bluetoothand wifi. I teach pilates and need to be heard at the same time music is playing. Believe me, controlling my music fron my watch while on the floor demonstrating exercises is a huge plus. It's working fine except for, as I described in my post, the music goes in and out occasionally.

Yes, it's definitely possible for WiFi to interfere with Bluetooth. And in fact some devices will tell you about it.

That's from my Huawei phone. And the school campus, where I live, is definitely WiFi congested.

Can you try using a wired speaker for your classes, instead of trying to do everything with wireless?