12-11-2020 02:00 AM in. I have the same problem note 20 ultra. I'm now on my second brand new note 20 ultra from Verizon which is doing the exact same thing out of the box. When I am calling via Bluetooth in my car the other party has a echo of themselves talking. the only way to stop it is to disconnect the Bluetooth while on the call and have 1. You can delete the device (you can open "Settings" by "win" logo key + "I", select "Devices" > "Bluetooth & other devices", select your phone device name > click, select "Delete Device"), and then reconfigure the Bluetooth to connect to your mobile phone (to completely solve the problem, it is recommended that you also delete the connection If that's all you want, then the Galaxy Note 20 is a fine way to get one. The $999.99 Note 20 isn't as good as the $1,399.99 Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, most notably in terms of camera and display. But 24-09-2020 04:47 AM in. Hello, recently since the new update of the software of my samsung note 20 ultra. I been having some network connection issues for example I loose the signal in my house and it shows the not signal symbol. Also my phone kind of lags by just surfing through facebook and that. I don't know if the new software is the 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. The only issue is when I try to connect my phone to my laptop via Bluetooth. It just says "could connect to device" on my phone. If I remove the device from my laptop and unpair on my phone as well, hence reconnecting as if it was never done before, it pops up asking to pair on the phone and laptop (so they are obviously somewhat communicating Bluetooth: 5.0, A2DP, LE, aptX: Positioning: Only Note 20 Ultra suffers from this issue along with S21 series. The high refresh rate tr*sh displays samsung made suffer from this issue. Note 20 Make sure your Bluetooth headset has enough battery power. Bluetooth headphones have a tendency to periodically disconnect when they are low on battery. Try unpairing your headphones and then re-pairing them with your smartphone. Check if others are also facing a similar issue. Included in that list were a handful of devices from 2020: the Galaxy S20, Note 20, Galaxy Z Flip, and Galaxy Z Fold 2. Those inclusions came as a surprise as, per Samsung’s current policy, they 1 Solution. 03-06-2022 06:55 AM in. @Gumbysstang The S Pen from the Note 8 doesn't have the Bluetooth capabilities of the Note 20's S Pen so you will never be able to connect it. It will still do simple operations like air commands. You won't be able to use air gestures . Y6epG.