More than 3 cell phones paired? Does anyone know of anything like this that can support 3 BT enabled cells other than the x-link?
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Me too. I have five cell phones in my house and two of them are mine. One for personal and the other for work. I was able to pair up my personal phone and set my business cell to forward to my personal phone so I in effect now have three (including the hubbies) setup on this system. I guess the kids will have to manage on their own. We don't have a land line. I'm surprised there are not more of these device. I hate it when my cell is downstairs and I'm upstairs. If I hear the phone, I make the mad dash.
1110212
Same as previous answer. I started with the base unit and 2 additional phones. It was simple to pair up and now I have added 3 more phones for a total of 5 plus the base unit.
1193549
Yes, that has been my experience so far. The land line seems to be the key. The separate handsets can link to outgoing calls on separate Bluetooth links; however, only one land line connection and one Bluetooth at the same time is possible. That is a combination of two separate lines at the same time.
1807132
A bit silly. I can't comment on the reasons why they choose RF dongles over a BT dongle and allowing it to be used on a multi-BT connection, but if you're looking for a solution I've heard there is some logitech ones that allow you to add logitech devices to one dongle (wireless mouse/keyboard/headset), but I've never seen them. I never seem to have more than a controller, flash drive, keyboard/mouse, and webcam on my desktop, and only a mouse on my laptop so I don't particularly mind all the plugs.
924697
I do not know the answer to that. I suppose if your device supports connecting to multiple bluetooth devices at once. My phone does not (or if it does, I havent figured it out). I'd check into your device's capabilities. Sorry I don't have a better answer. Best of luck
1089356
Up to 5 devices can be registered to the unit and up to 2 phones can be connected at the same time with one of them connected for Bluetooth audio.
424280
I have used three of these devices on one network with mixed success. It works pretty well but if you are using their management tool typically you can't see all devices, however they worked well for me and I was able to pair them.
1715040
You can pair up to 5 devices with it but simultaneous pairing is not available with this model.
662627
It is said 8 devices can be paired at the same time. And only one can be connected. You can't use it with two devices at the same time.
2158278
You can connect more that one device (up to 6) but you cannot play more than 1 at the same time. You tube has videos that explain more thoroughly. Do a search for "How to pair and connect the Bose Soundlink Mini Bluetooth" (I used Google).
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.
1935853
I can confirm, it can pair with at least three devices; I currently have mine paired with an iPhone 4S, Blackberry Bold 9700, and my PS3. However, it can only actively connect to two devices at a time (the first two it "sees") -- e.g. Phone 1 and phone 2 *or* phone 1 and PC (PS3 gets tagged as a PC connection) *or* Phone 2 and PC, etc... If I am already connected to both phones, I need to disable the BT on one phone temporarily, in order to release one connection to allow the PS3 to connect to the headset when I want to play online.
301749
Yeah you could pair it with 2 or more devices..but remember that you can only hear it with 1 device at a time. But it basically pairs with any device..
538064
I believe not. There are a few complete BT devices which can, but not BT adapaters. Your source unit can link to only one device/adapater at a time. So unless the receiving device can relay/link to others/sister units, you're stuck with only one receiving data time.
1297775
Actually if you use a Blue Tooth convergence phone like the AT&T; EP5632 you can have 2 devices paired to it. One of those devices can be your BT headset. You can then answer both your land-line and cellular calls through the BT headset.
546571
Yes this will work with any BT device but I won't recommend you because its not convinient. Go for Logitech keyboard with hard keys which can connect 3 BT devices
2199967
It should have no issue, when I loaded mine it told me I could link up to devices. Just be sure to set up your activities correctly. If you want to add another few devices, I would suggest bumping up to the Harmony 650, it can link up to 8 devices.