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Bruh just press/hold the pairing button on your speaker.
As with many (all?) speakers I have had, the pairing button is the same power button. I am supposed to start with the speaker off, press and hold until it turns on and then starts pairing.
The problem is that it usually connects (to the last phone it connected to, my wife's in this scenario) before it even gets to the pairing stage. Even if I get to the pairing stage, it still prefers the previously connected phone :-(
Two speakers seems to be the most peaceful option
Wise words my wife purposely does not accept
Well you obviously need to buy her a nice new one for a holiday
I will show myself out now