Will an iphone automatically re-pair with this device or do I have to go to settings and pair with it each time?
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If power to the device is lost (i.e., unplugged, power failure, etc.), you'll have to "Forget this device" from your iPhone and re-pair it each time. This makes it rather unsuitable for an automotive application, for example, where the device shuts off with the ignition. Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way. :)
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You need to pair for the first time, but it will re-pair if it is not already paired with other devices..
850280
My iPhone 6+ will not automatically re-pair, nor will my Galaxy S3 phone or my Galaxy Tab S tablet. My Nexus 7 tablet will automatically re-pair.
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I use it with an iPad mini and it connects automatically if I am not connected to another BT device.
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No. I haven't had anything like that. My biggest issue is that it is unable to pair up.with newer iPhones and updates other than that I love it
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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. :)
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I have paired it with multiple devices. Make sure it is not connected to your phone while pairing with iPad.
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Works reliably, but has to be reconnected at each time of use. Turn Bluetooth on radio, go to Settings on iPhone 6, go to Bluetooth, shows unconnected. Click on this and it then connects. Not quite what is promised, but OK once you get used to it.
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yes,if the device within the range it can paired automatically.But if not paired for a long time, then it have to reconnect by hand...
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Mine paired automatically with my iPhone. Here is a link from Motorola: https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/55334/action/auth This is one of the best units I have used! Good luck!~
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I had to unpair it with my iPad to pair it with my iPhone so I think, unless I did something wrong, it's one at a time.
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From my experience I use it to all my devices without the need to pairing second time as long the main device remember it no need to pair again..
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I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the... » Read More I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. « Show Less
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It must be re-paired every time. It cannot be paired with multiple devices at once.
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yes.Find it in settings.It also has automatic-pairing to your Bluetooth,you just turn it on,set your Bluetooth to pair-mode and it'll find it,you press-ok and it's paired.Some times it takes 1-3 tries to pair.Excellent lil' phone....ENJOY !!!! (p.s.-Whenever you turn on your phone it will "automatically PAIR to your Bluetooth whenever you turn-ON the Bluetooth" )
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you have to remove it from your bluetooth devices on I-phone. then pair it back up again.
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Once you pair it, your phone automatically connects when you turn the unit on or your phone is within range.
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The device will be in "ready" mode as long as the power button is turned on. The logo on top will flash slowly while in this mode. Once you have paired the first time your phone should auto connect while in range as long as your Bluetooth is turned on. Anytime you are connected to the device the logo will be solid blue.
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not at the same time. if you want to switch the pairing, you'll need to do push the main button about 3-4 seconds to get it into pairing mode.
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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.