Bluetooth set up w Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
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Settings/Bluetooth/On - Should be second item down in wireless network. Make sure devices can "see" each other, follow instructions to pair them. Mine worked first time. Maybe I was lucky. My cellphone/PC is a hassle.
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What do you need to know? The case is okay, first thing to fail was the elastic stylus holder, only because the stylus I purchased (Samsung) was a little larger than the elastic holder would accommodate. Setting up is fairly straight forward. You just have to insure both devices have blue-tooth capability, both are fully charged, and you have enabled discovery on both devices. My keyboard connects as soon as it is enabled and works well. If you need further guidance pleas do not hesitate to ask.
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click search icon and type bluetooth it will take you to pc and devices, turn on the bluetooth settings.
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I agree with the first answer but on my phone which is a note 2 I have to reconnect any time I turn off the radio or switch to a different function the Bluetooth shows up on the phone as AS-BT200
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No, it does not work with the Note 10.1, but is listed as an accessory on Amazon, I am returning. Too bad because it was a nice keyboard, but the Note was a little too big to fit it.
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First, let's make sure we are on the same page. My unit is the Samsung Galaxy Tab3 10.1. The keyboard is wireless Bluetooth. Step 1 is to fully charge your keyboard. Turn on your keyboard. Turn on your Samsung. Go to settings and select Bluetooth. With a little luck your keyboard should show up as a device. Select keyboard and the Samsung tablet should pair up the device. Good luck. Bob
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I don't use any Bluetooth hardware, but try this:http://www.howstuffworks.com/bluetooth.htm
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I gave the Galaxy Note 10.1 and it works great! The only thing you have to remember to do us plug the connector to the tablet last. Power cord and HDMI cords get plugged in 1st.
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Yes, it works with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Model GT-N8013, that's why I bought it.
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I use it with the galaxy note and the quality is awsome. I use maps and 1 heart radio and pandora. I havent use the phone as i do not want to be that distracted when riding. I have not attached the mic
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As long as your galaxy note one has Bluetooth connectivity this keyboard should work with it.
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I personally do not have a samsung galaxy note 10.1 but I have used on several of my samsung devices with no problem at all. I am pretty sure it is universal as long as you have an USB and/or an USB OTG.
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Well, the easiest way for me is to simply go to my Bluetooth setting and it will say something like this... "XT1032" only visible to paired device's. Let me know if that works out for you.
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Yes they will work very well with your Galaxy Note 10.1 - I have the Galaxy Note 8.9 and purchased these for mine, works VERY WELL.
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I do not know why everyone is saying this works with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet. There is no place to plug it in. I should have relied on the product description which specifies the galaxy tab, instead of the comments that said it worked with the galaxy note.
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Yes you will be able to. Bluetooth profiles are backwards compatible. You just will not be able to take advantage of the features specifically for 4.0. My Samsung Note 10.1 2014 has 4.1 on it and there is absolutely no issue. Also, when I bought these headphones I purchased a bluetooth 4.0 usb dongle for my PC and that also works with no issues. When I did my research on headphones, I don't think I found a single headphone that used more than 2.1. Where the newer profiles come into play is with data transfer rates and the such. So streaming music is already efficiently taken care of with only 2.1 Yes you will be able to. Bluetooth profiles are backwards compatible. You just will not be able to take advantage of the features specifically for 4.0. My Samsung Note 10.1 2014 has 4.1 on it and there is absolutely no issue. Also, when I bought these headphones I purchased a bluetooth 4.0 usb dongle for my PC and that also works with no issues. When I did my research on headphones, I don't think I found a single headphone that used more than 2.1. Where the newer profiles come into play is with data transfer rates and the such. So streaming music is already efficiently taken care of with... » Read More Yes you will be able to. Bluetooth profiles are backwards compatible. You just will not be able to take advantage of the features specifically for 4.0. My Samsung Note 10.1 2014 has 4.1 on it and there is absolutely no issue. Also, when I bought these headphones I purchased a bluetooth 4.0 usb dongle for my PC and that also works with no issues. When I did my research on headphones, I don't think I found a single headphone that used more than 2.1. Where the newer profiles come into play is with data transfer rates and the such. So streaming music is already efficiently taken care of with only 2.1 « Show Less
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Yes, and very well. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, and it is easy to pair and works first time every time.
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I have a galaxy note 2, and the Pandora on the unit doesn't sync, so I just use the bluetoothe, to get Pandora to play thru the system