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My Moto Z brand new doesn't seem to be able to detect any bluebooth devices. I try using NFC and it'll recognize the NFC tag but will not pair. Do I need to replace something? I can't warranty it because I bought it off someone.
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Hi!
The first step is to identify your problem.
Make sure Bluetooth connectivity is enabled in the first place by checking the Settings under Bluetooth.
Go to Device Help (it's the app with the round blue icon and a white question mark), slide left to the "Fix it" tab, scroll down to sensors, then select Bluetooth and let the test run. Keep me posted with the results.
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My Bluetooth is unable to find devices.
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My moto z connects just fine to my Aukey Bluetooth speaker. I am having issue with my new Sony headphones though, it won't discover it when it is discoverer by all my other devices. Does anyone have a work around?
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