When you connect a Bluetooth device, such as a headset or speaker, to your Samsung Galaxy S8, it will be stored in the Paired Devices list.
This Bluetooth entry remains there until you remove this device from the list or perform a factory reset. Over time, however, this list grows considerably for some users.
This is partly due to how many Bluetooth devices you pair on average. Of course it makes sense to remove some devices from this list, especially if you won't use them anymore. So the overview can be improved again.
Below we will show you how to remove paired Bluetooth devices on the Samsung Galaxy S8:
Removing paired Bluetooth devices - Android network settings
1. Open the settings on the Samsung Galaxy S8 and navigate to "Connections"
2. Select the menu item "Bluetooth"
3. Make sure that Bluetooth is activated on the Samsung Galaxy S8.
4. You will now see the list of all paired devices. To remove a device from the list that is no longer in use, tap on the gear symbol and then on "Decouple" in the next submenu. Done!
You are now familiar with the procedure for removing a paired Bluetooth device from the Samsung Galaxy S8.
This should give you a better overview of the Bluetooth connections on your Samsung Galaxy S8 that are really often used.
