The bluetooth won't connect to my iphone 4s, but will connect to my ipad. with the iphone it is looking for 90:03:b7:d3:fc:35, instead of bluetooth
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Hi Laurie, Make sure to unpair the iPad from the speakers before trying to connect to the iPhone. Please contact AV-Express for more assistance.
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This gave me some trouble as well...but here is how I got it to workTurn OFF Bluetooth on iPadAfter charging the headset.....press button on top and wait until it blinks red/blue.....don't stop pressing that button when you see it blinking blue....keep holding it until you see it blinking red/blueTurn on Bluetooth in iPadYou will see your new deviceClick to pairThen enjoy
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Bluetooth connection. I've only been successful using this with an iPhone 4s.
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I have the same problem. I have also had it not connect with my iPhone until another device makes a connection first. I have not found an answer yet but will keep an eye out and report back here if I do.
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Try these steps. 1. Make sure you are running the most up to date version of IOS 2. Go to settings / general, then scroll down to Reset. Click reset network settings. Beware, this will delete all your bluetooth and wireless settings, so you'll have to re-sign in to your router and re-set up your bluetooth devices. 3. Shutdown the iphone entirely by holding in the power button to fully turn it off. Then restart it. After these 3 things, you'll likely have better success trying to pair it. Make sure the headphones are fully charged. Also, make sure when you press the power button on the headphones, you hold it in until you get an alternating red and blue flashing light, not just red a few times then constant blue flashes. It should go red/blue/red/blue/red/blue/red/blue... that's when the device is ready to pair. Hope that helps!
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No idea about iphone, i do it with my samsung s4 and Galaxy tab.i think if the bluetooth is enabled it should not be dependent on any device.
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If you have problems re-pairing an Apple device (We couldn't get ours to reconnect after we'd had it paired with other devices) see my review of 6/5/13 for a fix. Let me know if this works for you! This only seems to be an issue with Apple devices. A friend had the same problem with an iPad and this worked.
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I am on iOS devices but I simply turn it on, it shows up, and then from within the settings, bluetooth, menu of the device I select it and pair it. I will say a cople times I have turned it on and had a hard time pairing it, only to realize it was paired to a different device. Simply turning off the different device fixes it.
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I have a iPhone 4S, it connects with no problem, but the transmission and clarity of sound is very poor. Would not recommend buying it if your main purpose is the blue tooth connection. As a land line it is fine and does a good job.
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I have an iPad 2 and have not been able to pair. It did pair with iPhone 3G. I think there was some mention of a reset of the headphones after pairing with any device but have not found out how to reset yet to see if that works.
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Hello Denise, yes I have an iPhone 4S and this works with that phone as well as my iPad. Let me know if you need anything else, thank you Rick
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It's more of a Mac thing. Instead of connect to P253BT thru "Browse Device", go to "Setup Bluetooth device" instead. Your MacBook will then see P253BT just fine. Threads are on Apple support communities blog. As for iPhone 4S, hold down the big button until you see LED blinks in BOTH blue and red, i.e. activating the pairing mode. Check your iPhone 4S under Settings -&gt; Bluetooth and tab on the P253BT icon to expedite the process. Both devices will see and pair with each other immediately the next time around.
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Perhaps it can only be paired with one device at a time. Mine works with ipad no problem. Try un-pairing it with your iPhone first, then it might pair with ipad?
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Lori, I had this issue as well. I'm not sure if you know this or not, but hopefully it will help you out. You have to disconnect the bluetooth from your iPad if you want it to connect to your iPhone again (and vice versa). It can only connect to one device at a time, and for some reason, it won't automatically disconnect the previous device you used it with. So in your case, you probably need to go into your iPad settings, and either disconnect the device in your Bluetooth settings, or just turn bluetooth off. Once that happens you should be able to pair your phone with it again. Hope this helps. :) Lori, I had this issue as well. I'm not sure if you know this or not, but hopefully it will help you out. You have to disconnect the bluetooth from your iPad if you want it to connect to your iPhone again (and vice versa). It can only connect to one device at a time, and for some reason, it won't automatically disconnect the previous device you used it with. So in your case, you probably need to go into your iPad settings, and either disconnect the device in your Bluetooth settings, or just turn bluetooth off. Once that happens you should be able to pair your phone with it again. Hope this... » Read More Lori, I had this issue as well. I'm not sure if you know this or not, but hopefully it will help you out. You have to disconnect the bluetooth from your iPad if you want it to connect to your iPhone again (and vice versa). It can only connect to one device at a time, and for some reason, it won't automatically disconnect the previous device you used it with. So in your case, you probably need to go into your iPad settings, and either disconnect the device in your Bluetooth settings, or just turn bluetooth off. Once that happens you should be able to pair your phone with it again. Hope this helps. :) « Show Less
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I would say best option to narrow down the source of the issue is to try other iPhones, preferably iPhone 5's like yours, to see if it's not the lighting cable port on the phone. You know it works with your iPad air, so, maybe if you know some other people with iPhones, friends or family, you can test the unit with their iphones. Turn off Bluetooth on your phone and hook it up. Reset the phone, home button and sleep button held down together until the phone turns off and you see the apple appear on the screen, try connecting it again keeping the Bluetooth turned off. Reset network settings, try connecting it again. I have an iPhone 5s no issues here. If the dock works with you iPad than I would assume it has to do with the phone. Try those things see if it doesn't help. Do you have issues connecting it with other things to transfer data, like iTunes? Maybe try a restore on your phone with iTunes just make sure you back up your phone, but it does sound more like a hardware issue than a software issue. Still, doesn't hurt to try a few things. Backup your phone if you do a restore though, and know that any unpaid music will be lost with that restore so consider that to before you do it. Hope I could help if you didn't already try some or all of those things. You can also try this tech article from the apple website to troubleshoot it gives a link on how to restore the phone. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203284 and if anything call apple for tech support they might be able to help you. Update your support profile so if you call the rep can find your information fairly quickly. You can update your profile at https://supportprofile.apple.com/ last I would say if all else fails find your device manual and call for support their. But because your iPad Air 2 works with it, I'm leaning more towards the phone as the issue.
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didn't try that but tried different several other devices with bluetooth and all work: iphone (4,5), ipad, ipad mini, samsong phone
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It will NOT work with iPhone 4 or the iPad 2. Those both have Bluetooth 2.1. However the iPhone 4s, iPad 3rd gen, iPad Mini and all newer devices will work as they have Bluetooth 4.0.