Is this compatible with a samsung sway? It has Bluetooth and I'm now using a Motorola h720 with good results. I am having trouble getting the cruiser to connect to my sway any suggestions to get them connected would br appreciated. Is this compatible with a samsung sway? It has Bluetooth and I'm now using a Motorola h720 with good results. I am having trouble getting the cruiser to connect to my sway any suggestions to... » Read More Is this compatible with a samsung sway? It has Bluetooth and I'm now using a Motorola h720 with good results. I am having trouble getting the cruiser to connect to my sway any suggestions to get them connected would br appreciated. « Show Less
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From my understanding, Leroy, as long as the Sway has Bluetooth capabilities, the two can match up. Good luck!
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I have this installed in my car, and the stero's bluetooth supports both my phone (Motorola/Android), and my husbands phone (forget the brand, but it's different). I'm also able to connect my iPad and iPod via bluetooth. You just have to "pair" whichever device you want to use during that time. Very easy.
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When you use this device you pair the phone via Bluetooth to the Cruiser, then it acts as a speakerphone. The Cruiser has a FM transmitter so you can then have your phone's audio piped through the stereo, however in my experience I turn the FM off during calls and use the Cruiser standalone for the calls. I only use the FM for music.
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That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the new Wing is using Bluetooth. I am not sure of that at all, but you could certainly ask Honda.
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc.The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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Williams DJesus, You can connect to a number of devices that support Bluetooth, but the following models are supported physically on the dock: * iPod/iPhone/iPad * Galaxy S II/III docking * Galaxy Note Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Make sure you got the right model: I ordered one with Bluetooth and was sent a cheaper version without. Your instruction manual should show the process for connecting Bluetooth. If not, you may have been cheated, like me.
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Absolutely, its the main reason I got this particular unit. It also works with the DigiFit App, MapmyRide and several others. It also works (now) with many of the machines at the health club (treadmills, spin bikes, ecliptics etc.) The LED's are something new they installed in this model and are a great upgrade. This unit is very stable, they fixed any issues that they had with the Blue. Worth the investment. BTW, if your going to use your iphone while on the bike, its really a good investment to go with the Lifeproof case and the bikemount for the lifproof case. I run the Strava and the Mapmyride program at the same time and mount my phone on the gooseneck.
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Not sure about the compatibility, however, I had ordered a new Voyager 520 and it did not work. I called Plantronics directly and they said it was discontinued. After reading some reviews on other Bluetooth, I ordered the Plantronics M50. Smaller than the 520, smaller ear piece which is good, and very clear in hearing the other person. You can also get voice directions from maps app, which is great. If there is any negative, it is the fact that it must use your phone as a hot spot and really drains the battery. Other than that, a good unit and very reasonably priced.
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I found out (after I bought it of course) that only the models that have bluetooth have voice recognition, it seemed odd to have something like that tied to having bluetooth, I have the one with lifetime maps + traffic (no bluetooth) and don't have the feature.
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Yes it works with other apps. It's all Bluetooth connected. I use map my ride and road bike and everything works.
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Mine is not Bluetooth compatible, but I've had mine a couple of years so they could have made an update. I do love it though!
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Has anyone been able to get the I-touch to work with two Motorola headsets, using two different bluetooth devices? I have the Sony bluetooth to plug into the serial port and the Jabra to plug into the headphone port, but I can't get them both to play at the same time as I used to be able to do on my Nano. Only one jack seems to be powered at a time, when I plug the 2nd bluetooth the last one plugged in plays and seems to disconnect the first one
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Bluetooth option on the AMBR-1500 is very unstable and connects when it wants to, started happening to me recently when trying to use hands free via unit. My 745il comes equipped with a phone and hands free so it doesn't bother me too much, but it is bothersome the Bluetooth feature doesn't work well.
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Since I have a Droid Bionic, I'm not an authority (the ones I have were supposed to be for the Bionic.), but I had no luck at all getting anything to work. I tried two and gave up. I suspect it is an OK windshield mount, but, based on my experience alone, I found it worthless and inoperative as a dock. My advice would be to stay away from it, but your experience might vary.
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc. The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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I just try to connect my Samsung Galaxy note 3 to my mix deck quad. It recognized the connection but did not find the music. ..... not sure why. Hope that answers your question.