I have a Droid Razr and a bluetooth earbuds-headset. I want to use the earbuds for TV audio and be able to switch from TV audio to phone audio for telephony. Will this product do the job?
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I plug my Razr into a media dock. The audio goes through my blueray player. When I get a call, I use this device to answer. It also controls the mouse pointer on the screen If your phone audio is paired to headphones, They will answer the call. Mine do. I don't know if this device will do what you want. My advice, would be, try it. If it doesn't work, send it back. Two bluetooth devices can't work at the same time, as far as I know.
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Yes. Any audio output from any device with Bluetooth will come through the headphone. That includes your ringtone and in-call dialogue on your phone and media playback on any device
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The AV connectors on your TV are inputs. You need sound output on the TV. In my case I have red/white audio out. You can use the enclosed 3.5 splitter to plug into a headphone jack, but the volume will be low. That might be okay for Bluetooth headphones. If your TV has only optical audio out get a different Bluetooth transmitter.
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Yes. Any device which allows for you to listen to audio through headphones will work with this. That includes phones :)
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Second the observation that it'll work so long as your phone has the right jack OR you can find the right adapter if your phone DOESN'T have the right jack. One type of phone that it doesn't work well with is the type that has two leads/inputs (pink and green -- one for mike, one for audio, with RJ9 hookup at the phone). In that case, good luck finding an adapter that will make it work ... the "straight through" ones don't seem to work.
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This device is a Bluetooth RECEIVER so if your TV will use it as a playback device then this will work for you. It has a standard 3.5mm headphone plug on it so you could use a splitter and connect two pairs of headphones.
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Depends on how they are connected. The phones come with a 1/8 inch phone jack. If your TV has a headphone jack, it will likely cut the sound to the speakers when the phones are plugged in. However, the phones come with an adapter for the "audio out" RCA jacks on most modern TVs. If you have these jacks, you can use the adapter to connect the phones without interrupting the sound to the TV speakers.
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This cable allows certain phones to output their stereo audio via their micro-USB port to a standard 3.5mm headset jack. If your speakers or amplifier are compatible with a 3.5mm headset/headphone jack, they should work fine.
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Depends on your device, on my Motorola Droid Razr, I can't. I can only use it for phone calls. I have access to two cars with built-in blue-tooth, one can play music from my smart phone, the other can't. The one that can't is an older set-up.
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Yes. If you set the Bluetooth settings on your phone to use the speaker for phone audio, as well as media audio, you can use it for calls as well. You will, however, have to speak into your phone microphone as you do when you set the phone on a speakerphone call.
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Hey Greg, To answer a call you have to push the button on the top of the right earbud, it disconnects the call as well. If you're saying right now "But I have done that and it still doesn't work"...then THAT is because your phones bluetooth software is not a high enough version (A2DP etc.), so it can connect audio to the headset, but not phone functions....if u can update your phone OS or your bluetooth components individually, that will fix it....IF the top right button isn't controlling your phone. Hope that helps.
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I believe if you double check that it has a headphone jack, it will work with your headphones. One drawback is that the volume possibly might not work via TV volume control. In that case it would be work more efficient to hook up to a small stereo system and use the headphone jack on it. If your headphones have its own volume, this may work. I found I had to do a lot of trial and error to accomplish what I was working towards. I have a TV without the usual audio outputs, only an optical/audio out. I hope this helps.
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I just realized that the adapter I suggested is nor quite right, since it would do the opposite: allow you to connect a small phone jock to the TV. What you need is a headphone adapter, such as this one: Monoprice 3.5mm Stereo Plug to 6.35mm (1/4 Inch) Stereo Jack Adaptor
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The product does work for both phone calls and music. Used it to make a phone call yesterday. Not the best sound - but I've had worse connections with Bluetooth devices.
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I have a Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, also sold by Gadjet zone @ about $20,that will plug into the audio or headphone) jack on a TV, stereo, whatever, and once connected provides a Bluetooth signal that can be picked up by any number of Bluetooth enabled headset/earphones. Not sure about this specific device.
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Leslie..you need to run your headphones through your audio receiver and not the tv...this should work..if you do not have a audio receiver,then you have to use audio input jacks to your tv....hope this helps.
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I would not recommend this product for that use because for tv you want a blue tooth product it will be a lot more comfortable this product is music iPod stuff just my humble opinion