What happens when I use another bluetooth device at the same time, say my iPad and bluetooth speaker?
826885
If your other device has the ability to connect to two devices at one time it can connect or in some devices if order is defined which it should look for first that works
569432
Not an expert but in general Apple's iOS only lets one bluetooth device work at a time. I'm not sure there is a fix for it.
699236
You can pair it to two bluetooth devices and it'll remember both. However I don't think you can connect to two devices at the same time.
909505
I have the same problem on iPad (same operating system as iPhone). The solution that worked is:On the iOS device (iPad or iPhone), go to Settings > BluetoothIf the speaker was previously paired with it, it should show up in the list of My DevicesClick the little red circled 'i' to the right of the JBL deviceDelete the device from the My Devices listNow, the device will show up as Other DevicesClick on it under Other Devices, and it should successfully re-pair!(Bottom line: There seems to be a bug in Apple's My Devices function)
1797224
I don't think so. I've never tried, but Bluetooth is typically one device to one device at a time for a type of data. While you can hook up an audio receiver and a keyboard to a tablet or smartphone at the same time, I don't think you can stream music out to two devices at once.
107489
You can connect several devices to this speak, but not at the same time. You can only connect one device to it at one time.
894945
only one at a time both ways. Each time you use this speaker, you have to go to Bluetooth in the settings section of the device and then click on the device to match the speaker to the device. I also thought I could use 2 speakers with one device and that does not work either. One at a time.
1827047
Disable the bluetooth of the paired/connected device, then pair second device. Only one device at a time can be connected. You can't listen to two devices at the same time. When the connected device is either out of range or it's bluetooth is disabled, then the second device can be connected.
435432
I believe you could do that but not by Bluetooth You'd have to hard wire connect through your source. I don't think its possible to connect to two different devices simultaneously via Bluetooth Roy
515519
If you split the music device output with a "splitter" plus a cable to each speaker. Don't believe you can configure the Bluetooth on your music device to connect to multiple speakers but I could be wrong.
399128
Once you have the device PAIRED with one product, you can NOT pair with another product until you unpair it with the original device.. it can NOT be paired with 2 devices at once.. hope this helps
1041820
I turned both on. Then I went to set up in my iPad. Then I pushed Bluetooth on my iPad. When it recognize the headphone, I tapped it And they connected.
484256
Unfortunately if you want to use it you need to disconnect your cans for one IPad in order to make it work into the other IPad. Unfortunately you can not make it work in both of them at the same time
1863777
No, I tried, it only accepts one at a time. It disconnects with the present one when you try to bluetooth a new device.
1538817
It can. I have it paired to my iPhone and iPad. When I turn the speaker on it will link to a random one if both are discoverable at the moment. I usually turn BT off of one or the other depending on which I want sending a signal. Never tried the experiment of seeing if both will sync simultaneously and receive competing signals. Hmmm...mad scientist moment coming up...hopefully a wormhole won't form.
1716819
This answer doesn't really answer the question - will this device interfere with other blue tooth devices?
2015419
No, just like any other bluetooth device it can be paired with as many devices as you like.