BlueAnt Q1 compatible with Motorola Droid? Does anyone know if the Q1 is compatible with the Motorola Droid?
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(Accidentally deleted before) Next, I decided to upgrade the firmware to the latest 8.21, hoping that would fix the odd 8.15 displayed on my Droid. But, when I did, my Q1 would not connect to my Droid! My next step is to downgrade the firmware to 8.19 because I do like the Q1 and want to use it. But, I will have to find a better fitting ear gel. Various discussions can be found on Droid forum sites. But, I hope that helps.
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Not sure...if you use the same battery compatible with a Motorola Droid X...then yes. It works great!
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Define dual? It works with my Plantronics office phone desk unit and it works with my current Samsung Droid, as well as my previous Motorola Droid, and Blackberry. IF you are referring to a dual band type Bluetooth setup, sorry I can not help.
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Negative. This is only for Mac. The best Logitech for PC is the C930e. Not sure about droid
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It will work with many Android phones. I successfully used it with a Verizon based HTC Thunderbolt 4G LTE. I believe you can get a list of compatible smart phones on the BlueAnt web site or by calling their number. You do not need any other accessories for the speaker to work as it is all self contained. However, do shut off the BlueAnt before leaving your car as the wifi has a range of over 30 feet and you can be in a store or in your home and your phone will still be connected to the BlueAnt. I hope this information helps.
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i don't know. I have been unable to get it to work with my motorola droid phone.
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Yes, I have one connected (via Bluetooth) to my first generation Motorola 'DROID' which I now use solely as an .mp3 player...cheers.
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc. The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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Hello Michael, Thank you for contacting MOTA. The MOTA SmartWatch is compatible with all bluetooth enabled phones. Please note that we are currently back ordered on the black version and will be available again shortly. Thank you
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I have used this bluetooth with both a Motorola E815 and an LG Venus, through Verizon. I've never had any problems on either phone.
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Probably not. If you do a Google Image search for Droid Bionic USB, you'll see that there is a USB port and a mini-HDMI port right next to it. The Moto-X shows a single USB connection at the bottom of the phone and no HDMI out. You need the exact same physical configuration of USB port and HDMI port with your phone that the Droid Bionic has in order for it to dock in properly. Also, I don't believe the Moto X has an HDMI output, and that is the only way to connect a display to this lapdock. I'm not 100% on the HDMI, but only if you were to get cables and plug in both the HDMI and the USB ports into the dock via those extension cables would it even be remotely possible. I wouldn't risk it unless you've seen it yourself.
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I use mine with my Droid Maxx inside a Trident Cyclops case (which is similar to an Otterbox Commuter), and I haven't had any issues with it. There's a "sweet spot" you will find, what I do is lay it about 2" back, then slowly push it up until you hear the beep and the light turns blue. Also, if you have problems with slippage (fumbling in the dark, your cat is a jerk, etc.), try putting two or three small blobs of RTV silicone on the charger. Depending on the cure time, you can have it done by nightfall (or the next time you use it), it will give you extra slip resistance to keep your phone from sliding off the charger AND it won't interfere with the charge process. I use mine with my Droid Maxx inside a Trident Cyclops case (which is similar to an Otterbox Commuter), and I haven't had any issues with it. There's a "sweet spot" you will find, what I do is lay it about 2" back, then slowly push it up until you hear the beep and the light turns blue. Also, if you have problems with slippage (fumbling in the dark, your cat is a jerk, etc.), try putting two or three small blobs of RTV silicone on the charger. Depending on the cure time, you can have it done by nightfall (or the next time you use it), it will give you extra slip resistance to... » Read More I use mine with my Droid Maxx inside a Trident Cyclops case (which is similar to an Otterbox Commuter), and I haven't had any issues with it. There's a "sweet spot" you will find, what I do is lay it about 2" back, then slowly push it up until you hear the beep and the light turns blue. Also, if you have problems with slippage (fumbling in the dark, your cat is a jerk, etc.), try putting two or three small blobs of RTV silicone on the charger. Depending on the cure time, you can have it done by nightfall (or the next time you use it), it will give you extra slip resistance to keep your phone from sliding off the charger AND it won't interfere with the charge process. « Show Less
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Yes it will work as long as you have your phone's bluetooth turned on. A few times, and I mean rarely, I have had to dock it long enough for it to connect. I blame that more on the droid than the speaker. I am very pleased with the device.
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I'm trying to determine if my iPhone will be compatible with this unit before I buy it. Is there a list of supported phones anywhere? Also, is text messaging supported? I'd like a Bluetooth enabled GPS to read out text messages when they are received by a paired phone. Will this unit do that?
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Well that phone and dock has been gone for about 2 years... go online and look for technical specs on the droid one and your phone to see if it would fit.
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I can't confirm it, but there is no reason it shouldn't. It's Bluetooth enabled and I have not had any problems at all with my iKross and Droid combo. hope this helps.
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It should. Under the product description, there is a list of android phones it is compatible with and your HTC One, is on the list of compatible phones. According to the product description, the list of HTC compatible android phones are: Droid DNA, ONE, ONE X Plus, First, Evo 4G LTE. To be honest, it's been a while so I can't remember if I loaded any apps. I have reset my phone since then so I honestly can't say if I had to load an app.