Once this device and an iphone have been paired, does this device automatically reconnect to the iphone each time they are within range of each other?
249251
yes,if the device within the range it can paired automatically.But if not paired for a long time, then it have to reconnect by hand...
249252
Mine hasn't been (automatically) reconnecting to my Android phone, so I'm looking for an answer, too :(
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.
1553434
I do not have an I phone I have an iPad and It stays pair with the device you only have to re connect it each time you are going to use it.
1553433
Yes,I re-pair every time I connect to this device with my I-Phone.It inconverniece to use on my car.
1331664
once you paired it with your device or dongle, it will always reconnect automatically.
1835363
The device has an auto-shutoff, so it won't automatically connect for that reason. But with the push of one button it re-connects VERY easily. More easily than most blue tooth devices.
42071
Yes, it automatically connects to the most recent device that will try to connect to it. As long as your phones remember the device in your bluetooth device list, this will work. Fun game: connect your phone while she's in the shower and put on different music. Choices are turn it off or get out of the shower.
1395772
Is your iPhone synced to another Bluetooth device? I believe you can only be synced to one thing at a time
2181589
Hi Jamie,I've paired mine with multiple devices, but each time I turn it on, it grabs the most recently connected device (assuming that device is available). To switch devices, I either turn bluetooth off on the currently connected device and the second device usually grabs the cube fish. Does that answer your question?
198309
As the others have mentioned, pairing any iOS device needs to happen once only. I am using it with multiple iOS devices including iPads, iPhones and iPods. If the device auto shuts down, you can just reconnect to it from your iOS device. It will wake up the speaker and connect to it automatically. I have never had to pair any iOS device more than once.
862624
I believe it was advertised as having this feature, but it doesn't seem to work that way. It does reconnect with your phone automatically when you re-enter the car if you leave it on, but it wore the battery down the one time I left it on for more than a day. Also, if I park the car in the garage, the BlueAnt answers incoming calls in the car when I and the phone are in the house and if I try to make a call from inside the house the outgoing call goes through the BlueAnt, so I have to turn it off manually when I am at home.
1072289
Works reliably, but has to be reconnected at each time of use. Turn Bluetooth on radio, go to Settings on iPhone 6, go to Bluetooth, shows unconnected. Click on this and it then connects. Not quite what is promised, but OK once you get used to it.
951593
You have to add it as a bluetooth device under your iPhone's settings. After it's paired it should auto-connect when you turn it on.
1745815
yes... It connects to my iphone 4s automatically by enabling bluetooth in my phone as needed. I normally have bluetooth disabled.
1643650
I have a number of bluetooth devices and and another similar bluetooth receiver for a 30 pin apple ipod/ipad dock and I can say all bluetooth devices "forget" from time to time. With the GoGroove, after the initial pairing, if I power it on and if I do not have any other bluetooth headphones or other bluetooth devices turned on nearby, the GOgroove usually finds my ipod right away. I have a set of bluetooth headphones and a iHome speaker which pair with no problem about 80% of the time, but sometimes it's necessary to "re pair" or forget the device then set it up again. I suspect it's a problem of both the sending device and the bluetooth receivers ability to recognize each other and confusion when multiple bluetooth devices are on at the same time. I use the GOgroove with a set of hearing protectors out in my woodshop, and most of the time it pairs up with no issues.
486046
Yes, any phone that automatically connects via bluetooth will do the same with this. Android devices will for sure, idk if apple devices do.
2095857
It should connect automatically. It'll even continue playing your music where u left off.