Samsung
Pair a Bluetooth Device auf Samsung
Bluetooth pairing links two devices so they recognize each other automatically the next time they are both switched on and in range. Until that first pairing is confirmed, your Samsung phone will list a device as available but never actually connect to it for calls, music, or data transfer.
On most phones, speakers, and headsets, pairing only requires both devices to agree once the connection request appears. Car radios and some older accessories work differently: they generate a numeric code that you have to enter on the Samsung device before the link is accepted.
To pair a new device, open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Connections ➔ Tap on Bluetooth. Make sure the other device is switched on and set to pairing mode, then select it under Choose an Available device. Confirm the request with Tap on Pair, or enter the code if one is requested.
If the target device never shows up in the list, it is usually not in pairing mode, out of range, or already paired to another phone. Turning Bluetooth off and on again on the Samsung device often refreshes the list and resolves a stuck connection.