Connection of 2 paired Iphones to BA ST3 I'm having problems connecting to the 1st paired iPhone after the second iPhone has been paired and connected. Even with the 2nd iPhone's BT turned off, the 1st iphone will not connect to the ST3. I have to manually unpair then re-pair the 1st iphone just to connect. After that it automatically connects to the ST3. But the 2nd iPhone now will not auto connect. It's starting to get annoying now. Anyone figure this one out yet?Thanks Connection of 2 paired Iphones to BA ST3 I'm having problems connecting to the 1st paired iPhone after the second iPhone has been paired and connected. Even with the 2nd iPhone's BT turned... » Read More Connection of 2 paired Iphones to BA ST3 I'm having problems connecting to the 1st paired iPhone after the second iPhone has been paired and connected. Even with the 2nd iPhone's BT turned off, the 1st iphone will not connect to the ST3. I have to manually unpair then re-pair the 1st iphone just to connect. After that it automatically connects to the ST3. But the 2nd iPhone now will not auto connect. It's starting to get annoying now. Anyone figure this one out yet?Thanks « Show Less
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I have a brand new Supertooth unit and found the same issue tonight with 2 different model Nokia phones (6300 and 6120c). I paired the 6120c first, then the 6300, and then could not get the Supertooth to connect again to the 6120c, only to the 6300. Deleted the Supertooth pairing from the devices on the 6120c, restarted both the Supertooth and the C6120c, completely switched off the 6300 and attempted to pair again. I could see the Supertooth from the 6120C but would not connect. Eventually had to reset the Supertooth and re-pair with the 6120c from scratch. I purchased the unit primarily to support the C6120c & so am now avoiding connecting the 6300 in case it happens all over again. I have a brand new Supertooth unit and found the same issue tonight with 2 different model Nokia phones (6300 and 6120c). I paired the 6120c first, then the 6300, and then could not get the Supertooth to connect again to the 6120c, only to the 6300. Deleted the Supertooth pairing from the devices on the 6120c, restarted both the Supertooth and the C6120c, completely switched off the 6300 and attempted to pair again. I could see the Supertooth from the 6120C but would not connect. Eventually had to reset the Supertooth and re-pair with the 6120c from scratch. I purchased the unit primarily... » Read More I have a brand new Supertooth unit and found the same issue tonight with 2 different model Nokia phones (6300 and 6120c). I paired the 6120c first, then the 6300, and then could not get the Supertooth to connect again to the 6120c, only to the 6300. Deleted the Supertooth pairing from the devices on the 6120c, restarted both the Supertooth and the C6120c, completely switched off the 6300 and attempted to pair again. I could see the Supertooth from the 6120C but would not connect. Eventually had to reset the Supertooth and re-pair with the 6120c from scratch. I purchased the unit primarily to support the C6120c & so am now avoiding connecting the 6300 in case it happens all over again. « Show Less
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If you have problems re-pairing an Apple device (We couldn't get ours to reconnect after we'd had it paired with other devices) see my review of 6/5/13 for a fix. Let me know if this works for you! This only seems to be an issue with Apple devices. A friend had the same problem with an iPad and this worked.
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In my experience most phones will only connect to 1 bluetooth device at any one time. If you are connected to a set of speakers and try to connect to a second set your phone will connect to the second set but automatically disconnect from the first set.
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I have an Iphone 5S and it automatically pairs when I get in the car. However, if I'm listening to something via the phone and I leave the car, it does not re-pair when I get back in.
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Yes it is perfect for this. but 1 out of 15 times it doesn't automatically connect so I have to go into my settings and connect. Not sure if it is an iPhone issue or an issue with the product.
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It works on my iPhone 3GS iOS4 but when it times out after not using it for a few minutes it is very difficult to reconnect. Am I missing a trick to reconnecting?
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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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The instructions don't seem to fit the actual functions, at least that is what I found. It reads that the blue and red lights will flash alternatively but it didn't, it flashed the blue light and then the recorded voice stated "waiting for connection as you stated. When the recording calls for connection I went to the I-Phone and activated the bluetooth function and it connected. When I moved either item away from one another the connection was lost immediately. I would be anxious to hear if you have the same results.
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I am on iOS devices but I simply turn it on, it shows up, and then from within the settings, bluetooth, menu of the device I select it and pair it. I will say a cople times I have turned it on and had a hard time pairing it, only to realize it was paired to a different device. Simply turning off the different device fixes it.
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Is your iPhone synced to another Bluetooth device? I believe you can only be synced to one thing at a time
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I've had mine 2 yrs now and after about 1.5 years the Bluetooth was not connecting automatically. My device would just keep searching and searching. So, I have to manually connect to the speaker from my ipad or iphone. Not a big deal but it's a pain. I've had other speakers that don't have this problem.
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Yes. That has nothing to do with the devise. As long as you pair it once with your iPhone it should always reconnect. You may have to go into your Bluetooth settings to connect to it but you won't have to enter the pin again. But you have to be careful about when you're both in the car. It can only connect to ONE at a time.
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I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the money I paid. It feels like it's built sturdy and looks good. Haven't tried the aux out yet. I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the... » Read More I just got the large one and let me just put this out there in case someone else has this problem. I paired this with my iphone and it wasn't playing music through it. So I "forgot" the speaker on my iphone. Turned the speaker off and back on and then held the "menu" button down to get it into pairing mode again and repaired the two and it started working fine. It would previously take calls and play them through the speaker, but not music. Not sure where the problem was, but it seems to be resolved.Sound quality and volume are pretty good for the money I paid. It feels like it's built sturdy and looks good. Haven't tried the aux out yet. « Show Less
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I've paired mine to two devices without any issue. As I haven't used that specific phone, I can only comment on the iPhone 5 and an older iPod Touch. I'd turn both the ear buds and phone off/on and try again - make sure you find the Avantree name under the Bluetooth devices section within the phone application. Also, you really have to hold down the button on the ear buds a while to activate pairing (but if you're seeing the flashing blue light then it should be good).
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From the manual: 'uSport remembers one paired device only. If you pair uSport with a second Bluetooth device later, you will need to re-pair the original headphones again.'
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If you are connected to this device with your iPhone, then connect to your headset to your iPhone, it will disconnect this device. You can only connect to one bluetooth device at a time.
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Okay, sorry for the delay, but I wanted to wait to see my iPhone6-carrying friend so I could pair his iP6 to my X3. What I did was, I went into Settings on his iP6, and selected Bluetooth. That makes the phone actively look for devices. Then, on my X3, I pressed the "Talk" button (NOT the PLAY button!) and held it until the device flashed "Talk" and "End" repeatedly. "Talk" is the BLUE PHONE button. When flashing, that means the device is attempting to pair with a specific phone. That took maybe five seconds. Once the phone showed "Connected", I pressed "play" and the music started. If this does not work, please email me back and we'll get it to work. iPhone6 may be a really cool phone, but at the end of the day, it's still just a phone like every other phone and should still pair with devices. BTW, once it's been successfully paired once, from then on, it should automatically pair whenever you turn on the device.