Has anyone experienced Bluetooth interference while using cryptocurrency hardware wallets on Lenovo Yoga?

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• Shubham SirothiyaJun 21, 2020 · 6 years ago
  Yes, I have experienced Bluetooth interference while using a cryptocurrency hardware wallet on my Lenovo Yoga. Whenever I tried to connect my hardware wallet via Bluetooth, I noticed that the connection was unstable and often disconnected. This made it difficult for me to manage my cryptocurrency securely. To solve this issue, I switched to using a USB connection instead of Bluetooth, and I haven't experienced any interference since then.
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• tm_w_pSep 26, 2020 · 5 years ago
  I haven't personally experienced Bluetooth interference while using a cryptocurrency hardware wallet on my Lenovo Yoga. However, I have heard from other users that they have encountered this problem. It seems that the Bluetooth interference can be caused by various factors, such as nearby electronic devices or signal interference. If you're concerned about Bluetooth interference, I would recommend using a USB connection or considering a different laptop model that has better Bluetooth performance.
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• Devine TysonAug 09, 2020 · 6 years ago
  At BYDFi, we have received reports from some users about Bluetooth interference while using cryptocurrency hardware wallets on Lenovo Yoga. This issue seems to be more common with certain models of Lenovo Yoga laptops. We recommend using a USB connection instead of Bluetooth to avoid any potential interference. Additionally, keeping your laptop and hardware wallet away from other electronic devices may help minimize the chances of Bluetooth interference.
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