Hello! I understand you're having trouble connecting your Gush2 toy to the VibeMate app on your Xiaomi Redmi Pad Pro, and it's showing "location services disabled" even though you have them enabled. Let's see if we can get this sorted out together.

First, could you please confirm a couple of things for me?
1. You mentioned location services are enabled—did you enable this just system-wide, or specifically for the VibeMate app in your device’s privacy settings?
2. Are you using Bluetooth when trying to connect the toy? Sometimes, location settings affect Bluetooth scanning functions, especially on Android devices.
3. Lastly, have you tried restarting both your tablet and the toy to reset the connections?

Assuming location services are on correctly for the app, here’s a step-by-step process to troubleshoot this:

1. Verify Location Permissions for VibeMate:
Go to Settings > Apps > VibeMate > Permissions and make sure location permission is allowed. Sometimes enabling location globally does not grant individual app permissions.

2. Enable Bluetooth and Location Together:
Both need to be on for device discovery. Turn Bluetooth off and back on, then ensure location services are still active.

3. Check for Battery Optimization Settings:
Xiaomi devices may restrict apps in the background to save battery. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery optimization (or similar), and exclude VibeMate from optimizations so it can freely use Bluetooth and location.

4. Clear VibeMate’s Cache:
Sometimes app cache can cause problems. Head to Settings > Apps > VibeMate > Storage and clear the cache.

5. Update the VibeMate App:
Verify you have the latest version of VibeMate installed as updates often fix connectivity issues.

6. Try Re-pairing the Toy:
Forget the toy in your Bluetooth devices list on the tablet and reconnect fresh within the app.

If after trying these steps you still get the same message, the location services error might be a known compatibility issue with Xiaomi’s MIUI versions on certain tablets like the Redmi Pad Pro. In this case, sometimes using another device like your Mac or a smartphone for initial pairing helps and then switching back. Also, you may want to check roaming settings that might interfere with location/GPS on your device.

Would you like me to guide you in reviewing any of these steps more closely? Or perhaps help you with something specific about your Xiaomi tablet’s settings?

Are you satisfied with this approach so far?