If I sync my phone to the speakers and then walk away and return later, will the speakers re-sync automatically or will I have to manually do it again
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If you have a unit that works, yes, the system will remember your device. However, for me it took three different purchases (and returns) before I ended-up with speakers that worked. Good luck.
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Never got it to work and I'm sending it back. No response yet from Amazon. I gave it a bad review. Tried to sync with 5 different phones and computers and got zero
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It depends. Most times I've had to re-sync. That includes shutting them off for a minute. Rarely does it re-sync.
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Once your phone and speakers are paired, they should automatically sync every time you return. You can tell your phone to forget the speakers if you want.
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As with all Bluetooth devices, the ear phones can only be paired with one other device at a time. Each new device requires a re-sync. However, once initially sync'ed, the devices will remember each other and a sync will occur automatically.
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Yes. I do it all the time. Everything works when it's plugged in. The sound of navigation apps comes thru the speakers too. It's basically like charging it, or docking it on a radio dock. It's just charging it and redirecting sound to your car. (phone calls wont come thru the speakers just by having it docked...it will if you plug in chord into the headphone jack on the Iphone, and the other end of that wire into the headphone jack on the radio, then switch the mode on the radio).
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Dear Mark,Thank you for your question regarding our M2 Bluetooth speakers. Once you pair the speakers to any device then you do not have to worry about pairing the M2 to that device again. It will automatically connect if you have brought that device back in range of the M2.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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Has the speaker been connected to another device? If so you might have to delete it from that device first
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I can't answer that question. I synched it to my iPhone. The iPhone pretty much does the synching on its own. Sorry.
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Go into Android settings and retry pairing. Is speaker charged up. how far away is speaker from android
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Yes! It's very easy to sync your phone Bluetooth, following the directions included with the speaker.
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It is likely still paired with your IPhone. Once the speaker is paired with a device it remains paired to that device. Turn Bluetooth off on your IPhone and put the speaker back into pairing mode (power down, wait 10secs and power back on). You will know it is in pairing mode when it flashes Red and Blue. Keep in mind the speaker will automatically pair with any previously paired device thereby blocking any other new device pairings.
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You can sync more than one on your smartphone but I don't think you can play them both at the same time. Haven't tried either so I can't be certain about it. But usually you can only use one Bluetooth device at a time.
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Syncs fine, the main consideration is where you place the speaker in relation to the screen. But I also have had two separate speakers with bluetooth transmitters that failed, and once it caused a hardware failure in my powermac bluetooth. just fyi... take advantage of the warranty and save your receipts
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Yes, I had to delete the Audyssey speaker system from my phone and then pair the two devices again.
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Re-pair no, Settings connect yes. Another reason I got rid of my iPhone bluetooth functionality sucks. On my android I have a shortcut to all my bluetooth devices on my homescreen.
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It says in the book it'll be paired with the last device you used and will automatically be paired to when you use the phones again. In answer to your question I dont think so. You might ask the manufacturer about that. I havent tried it myself. Im sorry I dont have a definitive answer for you.
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you know, I haven't tried that, but it seems like you could. You sync one speaker to the other speaker when they are turned on. So I really think that if you were using bluetooth, it would work, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if you were using a cord to link your phone to one of them. It may take me a week or more to find out for sure if you really want to know. You might want to ask at a store that sells them, and then buy them on Amazon.
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I'm sorry, I have not experienced this issue. I use android phones and an iPad just fine. However, I do not leave the speakers on 24/7
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It shouldn't sync up to it. Technically it does the same thing as the Bluetooth speakers. I hope that answers your question. This devise is only for phones that are compatible with Bluetooth devices.