5. Find your speaker under "Other Devices" on iPhone, and tap it to connect. If you follow those simple steps you should be able to connect to any Bluetooth speaker.

Tap the speaker's name to pair it to your iPhone, which will turn the speaker's LED solid blue again. Most Sonos speakers have a dedicated Bluetooth activation button you can press for this process.

Solution 5: Use Bluetooth 5.0 and Compatible Devices If you have a newer iPhone model (iPhone 11 or later) with Bluetooth 5.0, you can connect two Bluetooth speakers directly: ...

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Some of Apple's iPhone 12 cases appear to be shipping out to customers without speaker holes on the bottom, according to user reports. The defect seems to affect the new MagSafe-compatible cases ...