SUMMARY
I have some cheap earbuds (TOZO-A1 [1]) that sometimes reconnect in some kind of low-energy mode. The pitch of the sound is lower and it cuts out every few seconds. The way to fix it to is to disconnect and forget the earbuds, then immediately repair them.

Obviously I would prefer if this didn't happen in the first place. But that might be some kind of upstream issue with the driver that you can't do anything about.

Absent that, it would be nice to have a reset button to click which will automatically do what I described. Ideally, it would combine forgetting the thing clicked on, then it would pull up the pairing dialogue. It would be also cool for it to somehow highlight the device being re-paired, but I'm not sure how realistic it is in the implementation.

[1] https://www.tozostore.com/products/a1?variant=44909930217761

STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Connect a pair of TOZO-A1 earbuds to a KDE desktop.
2. Disconnect and reconnect it. You may have to try this a few times for this behavior to occur. It does not seem to depend on charge or any other observable property.
3. Listen to your new lo-fi, chopped and screwed filter on any sound playing on  your computer.

OBSERVED RESULT
Normal sound

EXPECTED RESULT
Low-pitched sound that clips every few seconds

Here is the requested system information from your terminal:

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS

- Linux:  
  6.15.2-arch1-1

- KDE Plasma Version:  
  plasmashell 6.3.5

- KDE Frameworks Version:  
  KDE Frameworks: 5.116.0  
  kf5-config: 1.0

- Qt Version:  
  Qt: 5.15.17  
  QMake version 3.1  
  Using Qt version 5.15.17 in /usr/lib

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
This is my first KDE ticket so go easy 😅