Every time I want to pair my Calcini Punch 3 wireless earbuds to my KDE Endeavouros Thinkpad, I have to open a terminal and do a sudo systemctl restart bluetooth If I sleep or restart my computer I have to restart the bluetooth service again. If I don’t the earbuds pair but then immediately disco…

[image] Bluetooth headphone keeps disconnecting Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware I got the same issues, constatnt reconnecting of BT headphones. lastest everything for totay, fresh instalation of the latest build. the same in cachyos Edit: nano ~/.config/kde…

Not shure as I don’t use Bluetooth. But in EndeavourOS Bluetooth is by default turned off. So in that case you would need to enable it so it stays on with each reboot etc.. sudo systemctl enable bluetooth Maybe this helps you to set it up? https://discovery.endeavouros.com/audio/bluetooth/2021/03…

I’ve been seeing I think the same since kernel 7.0 with my bluetooth mouse. I can actually use bluetoothctl to ‘find’ it after sleep (powering on and off)

Sorry, I didn’t mention that I already had bluetooth enabled. I have been using bluetooth since I got the earbuds.

Thanks for suggesting bluetoothctl. I see my device as paired, but when I try to connect to it I get the following: [bluetoothctl]> connect 41:42:CF:41:BD:48 Attempting to connect to 41:42:CF:41:BD:48 [CHG] Device 41:42:CF:41:BD:48 Connected: yes [NEW] Endpoint /org/bluez/hci0/dev_41_42_CF_41_BD_4…

Thanks, that did it! I wonder why it works…

This is the probable reason. There is not that much info about the solution, which surprised me. The first thing after installing Arch was that I couldn’t listen to the music. It seems like not that many people connect headphones to computers, especially laptops :thinking: [image] Blu…

Earbud pairing requires bluetooth restart after every sleep/reboot - anyone see anything similar?

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tom3k5 May 18, 2026, 11:51am 6

check this, could help.