Pixel 10 and prior Pixels include a Bluetooth capability that all other Android smartphone makers should take immediate notice of.
This capability, discovered in the latest version of the Pixel Troubleshooting application, is appropriately named “Bluetooth diagnostics,” and it does precisely what the name implies (via Android Authority). You can find this feature within the Settings application, where you can examine the connection for any currently linked Bluetooth devices to diagnose potential issues. While there is no specific control over individual Bluetooth problems, if you experience Bluetooth connectivity difficulties and find it challenging to resolve them, this might assist in pinpointing overall connection issues.
Of course, Google is not the pioneer in this area, as a comparable function is present in the Diagnostics menu of the Samsung Members application for Galaxy devices. Likewise, the iPhone features its own diagnostics mode that can be activated manually. However, the addition of this on the newest Google phones could ideally strengthen the notion that consumers should have access to tools like this to determine whether the issues they encounter are fixable by themselves or necessitate contacting the manufacturer for solutions.