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I am using Teams app android to attend my online classes but I am facing issues with bluetooth speaker. I wanted to use Nest mini for audio output so I paired to it through bluetooth on my android device and audio output of all the apps work except teams. This issue seems to be only on android app because on the desktop app on windows 10 the same speaker works absolutely fine. In the android app when I try to switch the audio output to bluetooth, within a second it switches back to device audio. I tried on another android device as well but no luck. I am running the latest teams version (as no updates available in Play store). Any help is welcome.
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls
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Having this issue as well. I am sometimes able to get bluetooth working if I connect my headset after joining a meeting. Not a great experience, and downright bad for taking calls.
This seems to be the exact issue in my case.
If the bluetooth device has the option 'Phone calls' disabled in the device details menu, teams does not recognise it.
My problem with this, is that having bluetooth headphones with built in microphone, the 'Phone calls' audio quality is much worse than the media audio ( where there is no microphone available ).
I would like to find an option, to use the phone's built in microphone as an input, and the bluetooth headphones as output (in media audio mode).
Currently, I'm looking for a 'sound device manager' - like app, that can force input and output devices on a system level. Not sure if such an app exists, but it might solve the issue.
Let me know if you find anything useful!
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Microsoft, this is not ok. Please fix your software.
This is what I'm greeted in the bluetooth menu. And you already saw what Teams thinks of this situation :)