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If your accessory uses batteries, see if they need to be replaced. While most people think of Bluetooth as the way that wireless headsets or get connected to phones, it's much more than that. Toggle Wi-Fi and Airplane mode Many times, you can fix the issue just by toggling the Wi-Fi and Airplane mode. Both could be connected at the same time, as in the image below, but the iPhone would only output Bluetooth audio to one pair of headphones at one time.

Not only does it support a full range of wireless Bluetooth keyboards, it also supports using any USB keyboard. The dirty little secret here is that the iPad kinda-of sort-of does have a USB port. Apple makes no representations regarding third-party website accuracy or reliability.



With all the unsettling, unblinking zeal of a missionary, I want to try to convince you that something which sounds a bit weird is actually a great idea which will completely change your life. Let me admit up front that you will look a bit peculiar. You could, naturally, carry a bag instead and stash the keyboard in it, but while this makes you look less goggle-eyed crazy, it takes away from one of the main advantages of the iPhone-plus-keyboard setup: traveling light. Why bother with the keyboard at all? And why not just use an iPad with its bigger soft keyboard, or indeed a laptop? You probably have your iPhone with you at all times anyway, so if you can then why not use it rather than giving yourself the physical and logistical baggage of carrying another device? And an iPhone is an astonishingly useful and capable work device. Christopher Phin The keyboard I personally tend to use with my iPhone is an ancient model from Think Outside. Plus, it has a handy, detachable stand that can hold my iPhone at two angles. The catch is that while you can still buy it today, unless you go second-hand. But of course you could go for a more modern and less fussy keyboard. The other one I especially like is the , which has great-feeling backlit keys, and can pair with three devices—for me, that means my iPhone, my iPad and my Mac. There is another option: Although rarely seen mostly because with some justification manufacturers think it will only appeal to education buyers , there are keyboards from the likes of , , and that connect not over Bluetooth but via the Lightning or 30-pin port on the bottom of your iPhone. Christopher Phin If not, something like a above is handy and can be attached to your keychain so you always have it with you. Indeed, basically any other stand you might have handy will work, such as this one below by Twelve South, which, while technically designed for iPads, can be pressed into service for an iPhone. Christopher Phin This one is the original Compass, but Twelve South has moved on to the now. Usually, this means ensuring documents are stored in the cloud—Dropbox or iCloud, most commonly—but it might mean dropping stuff across to your iPhone via iTunes for some older apps. Go forth and prosper!

So it seems that the iPhone can only idea audio to one device at one time. After you pair your accessory, you can use it with your iOS device. The keyboard automatically uses modifiers associated with the currently selected device. Stay on this screen until you complete the steps to pair your accessory. MIDI is the glad used for musical devices like keyboards and electronic drum sets to communicate with computers. Bluetooth is now a ubiquitous wireless technology that transmit data back and forth between devices over a short distance.