Air Actions Bluetooth motion gestures. 18ms latency. As with other Note phones, one of the highlight features of the Note 20 is Samsung’s S-Pen and the stylus itself is exactly like the Note 20 Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone or tablet. To check if it's turned on, swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Quick settings panel. Tap the Bluetooth icon to turn it on. The icon will glow blue when it's enabled and will be grayed out when it's disabled. With so many people around, most on bluetooth, I had to keep my phone near waist level on 1 side of my body or keep it higher to maintain a consistent stream. But at home, in the suburbs, I never had an issue. I haven't been in the city again since getting the Note 20 to compare though. Visit site. Jan 8, 2022. #10. schlepprock said: My Note 20 ultra on Verizon updated last week. No problem so far, but in my opinion with a major update such as this one, a new Android version, a factory reset should be done after the update. Doing so erases any remnant data from the older version. Elsewhere, the Note 20 Ultra had zero issues with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, with the phone sporting a Wi-Fi 6 modem and Bluetooth 5.0 module. The one area where I did face a lot of issues One thing I have noticed with this Note 20 ultra is that the audio quality is lacking for bluetooth audio. I have a Bose Soundlink Color II speaker and ATH-DSR7BT headphones. When I connect my headphones to the phone, it defaults to aptx at a low bitrate, which makes everything sound like an illegal MP3. This is also evidenced by my Tesla app. It shows my phone connected via Bluetooth, but when the Bluetooth decides to randomly drop as noted above, the app indicates the disconnect and reconnect as well. Has anyone noticed this or have any suggestions? I'm on T-mobile with an unlocked Note 20 Ultra and just recently installed two updates. First, swipe down from the top of your phone’s screen to open Quick settings, and then tap the Bluetooth icon to en Connect your Gear IconX to a phone or tablet Gear IconX compatibility The Gear IconX earbuds are compatible with devices running Android OS 4.4 or later with at least 1.5 GB of RAM or more. idrp54v.