will this interfere with using a bluetooth headset for my iphone if it's using bluetooth to transmit to my stereo?
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If you are connected to this device with your iPhone, then connect to your headset to your iPhone, it will disconnect this device. You can only connect to one bluetooth device at a time.
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It may. However, expect interruptions in signal between your headphones and connecting device.
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I've seen many reviews on different bluetooth headsets and the same complaints are with itunes not working right.......evidently it may be something with itunes, not your PC.
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I hope your bluettoth transmiter has an option to select to which device to connect, because it may happen that transmiter confuse the connection. I use these speakes in my car and with my phone there pretty fine.
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You're getting interference from other Bluetooth devices nearby. Turn off as many other bluetooth signals as you can.
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Yes, When I am connected to my phone watching youtube or whatever with the bluetooth feature, I can still hear myself speak, and I can also use the microphone and headset in phone calls. If you dont want to hear yourself while watching a video or whatever, You can just mute the microphone and it goes away.
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No, it will not play music from the iPhone, because it doesn't support A2DP, a Bluetooth standard that allows music to get to your headset. Phone calls only.
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This device doesn't interfere with wearing glasses at all. Although I no longer use this Bluetooth, it was a much too large for my ear, and although it never really fell out of position in my ear ... I just had a fear of it blowing out the window of my car when I had it down because it don't really fit quite snug enough, so I bought another Bluetooth that is smaller and has a more ergonomic fit.
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If it has a hand held receiver that unplugs, I would think so. I just unplug mine and plug this in to phone then plug my headset into it. My headset has a mute button on it. I just put the receiver back on the phone when I am done.
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Yes. I am using it for a Android/iPhone style headset that has stereo headphones and a mic. It works without any issues.
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I havent had any issues with this, you may want to re-pair the bluetooth with whatever you are using it with. it works great from my Iphone, but not so much with my desktop I get interference when using it too close to my iMac mini.
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Not able to answer this question; I don't use an iPhone. The splitter does everything it should: alows two headsets and provides independent volume controls for each.
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It can sometimes take a few tries which will be frustrating. This is especially true if your receiver is already paired with another device (even if not currently connected), but make sure it is not connected because this can prevent pairing altogether. For example if you are using an iPhone as well turn the bluetooth off on your iPhone. Then I suggest you turn off both the headset and the transmitter, then turn hour headset on and wait 2-6 seconds for it to enter pairing mode then turn the transmitter on. Repeat a few times if necessary. Good luck. It hasn't failed me yet.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Does NOT work well with iPhone, November 12, 2007 By cafehenri "cafehenri" (New York) - See all my reviews If you are like me, looking for a headset that lets you control your iPhone, listen to music, and answer calls without taking the iPhone out of your pocket, this is NOT it. I am sure this is a great headset with other devices, but NOT with iPhone. It pairs to the phone, but not the ipod on the phone. I found out after buying this product that it's because Apple's bluetooth support is pretty weak. When pair with a Macbook Pro, everything is in mono (not stereo, wow, amazing Apple support of bluetooth). From reading online I found out it's not the issue with this phone, but Apple's lack of support for wider bluetooth products, but still, I wish the product description would have said "doesn't work well with iPhone at all."
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Yes. I paired my headset & listen to my music on the iPod. I don't like being wired, get in the way of my shifting.
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I got this strictly for plugging in a headset with mic to give me more walk around area while chatting. I have not used it for anything else. As for iPhone, the connections on this will not fit an iPhone . It has the standard USB connector. So probably check with the manufacturer.
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maybe... maybe not. The connection between the headset and the source needs to be almost line-of-sight. Your connection will depend on where in the bag the source is, how thick the messenger bag is, and where you carry the bag. Example: I find that the headset works best when the source (in my case, ipod nano) is on my right side. I think the bluetooth receiver is in the right earbud. Just my own body can cause interference when I move the nano to my left side. Hope that helps!