Can you pair two different phones with a single speaker without having to keep re-pairing when switching which phone to use with it?
387536
Yes you can do that. You have to pair it initially but after that you can switch between phones.
387537
Yes you can have more than one phone. You just have to sync them once and then turn Bluetooth on phone you are using.
57140
If you're referring to this bluetooth pairing to 2 phones at the same time, then the answer is yes. It's called multi-point: where a single bluetooth can be paired to 2 phones and answer from either phone, depending which phone rings first. Actually, you can put the first phone on hold while answering the second phone, then return to the first...all via this little baby. Hope this helps!! I have purchased at least 5 of these, not just for myself (most were though) but for my mother and sister also. An excellent purchase.
399130
No, only 1 phone at a time and to switch pairing from one phone to another is tedious. Must manually disconnect 1st phone from BluNote before pairing to 2nd and typically requires 2-3 attempts.
1297776
You can't have two phones paired to the same bluetooth headset in the same room. Simple solution is to get another bluetooth headset so that your ATT phone and Cell phone can each pair with a headset.
1790978
I have tried this and it is not possible from just slaving it to your phone. I believe there is software to manage multiple, simultaneous pairing, but from a phone, if two (or more) are turned on (and paired) only 1 shall play until that one is disconnected, then the other will work. But not simultaneously. If you do figure out how to get them to simultaneously play from one device, I would love to know how! Good luck!
1128391
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.
1218048
No, it can only be paired with one device at a time. But you can switch which device it is connected to.
2225886
No you can just use one if you want. On the bottom of the speaker is a switch and you set it to "mono" then connect it to your Bluetooth device.
1107834
Yes, but you need to disable Bluetooth audio from the last used device in order to connect the new one. So if I was using my laptop to send audio to the speakers through Bluetooth and wanted to switch to my phone, I'd need to have the laptop "disconnect"(not unpair) in order to let the phone connect.
2264994
From what I understand your source can only be Bluetooth or auxiliary, so if you are using the same phone or device to run both speakers it probably wont happen
1935852
It's supposed to but I've never tried it that way. When I connect to my phone it plays a voice file that says, "Phone 1 connected". It certainly seems as if it was made to and the documentation claims it pairs to two phones. You can find the owner's manual online with a Google search. I downloaded it before purchasing.
1492125
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.
1492122
You can pair with multiple devices, but only 1 can be connected at a time. So you have to manually disconnect from one device to switch & connect to another. But it remembers previously paired devices so at least the reconnection process is quick.
2016376
Yes this speaker will Play and stop on an incoming call even if connected to 2 devices
1018903
You can pair multiple devices but you have to set which device has the priority over the other (so if you have your phone and laptop hooked up you can have your phone override it if a call comes in). Here's a link explaining it. https://jawbone.com/kb/articles/211.html
905269
You can pair the ear buds to a few different devices but I think you can have only one blue tooth attached to a device at any given time. Other wise I have no idea
387016
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..