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I don't have the connection drop in/out problem(s), but something like nine times out of ten I, too, need to
bluetoothctl connect <MAC address>twice for my headphones to actually connect. It's all the more frustrating because bluetoothctl's prompt will adjust after the first connection (*attempt) - if it weren't for the headphones themselves not acknowledging the connection I'd have no idea why no sound would be coming from them.I had that problem with my Sony XM5's, too, for a while. But it got fixed with either a kernel or software update a few months ago (running the latest Fedora here).
Huh. I have XM3s but am running latest Arch, so maybe it's something weird with my headphones?