Turquoise Tips #46; Bluetooth Speakers

 


Our Weekly Blog to Answer Questions About Anything and Everything!


Last week one of our lovely patrons asked me about how to connect a Bluetooth speaker to his smartphone. I realised this was worthy of a blog post, as not all of us grew up with these being commonplace (including myself!)

I put together this simple tutorial to explain the process, I hope it helps! 👌 


I hope you are currently enjoying your favourite tunes from your Bluetooth speaker. 👂🥁🎸🎺

Follow the link below for a handy YouTube tutorial on how to set up Bluetooth music in your car. 🚗 

How to Connect Your Smartphone to Your Car Via Bluetooth 




 



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