Can you pair more than one device at a time to the transmitters (i.e. use two headphones at same time)?
1281015
No, you can not use two devices at the same time. The TT-BA02 will pair with up to 8 devices at a time, but will only transmit to one at a time.
1281016
FYI The Monoprice bluetooth transmitter/splitter will do this: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=108&cp;_id=10823&cs;_id=1082703&p;_id=9722&seq;=1&format;=2
1281017
Yes, I have heard only one device at a time, but I just got audio from my tv on two devices, while listening with phaiser BHS-930 headset, I pushed power on my Bose Soundlink Mini speaker, and was surprised to hear perfectly synced sound from both simutaneously. Best thing, the Bose was just disconnected a couple minutes before with about 200mS delay, but with both devices playing, I would guess the delay this time was less than 50mS to what the Samsung tv was outputing on speaker. Note: Samsung Audio Output is independant of speaker volume, so muting speaker has no effect on bt volume.
565846
I cannot answer from experience, but it seems to me that you might be able to. The transmitter is not a 2-way device, as far as I can tell, so it does not know how many headphones are receiving. Of course maybe the headphone is matched to the transmitter to avoid interference if you have 2 separate sets (in the same way a garage door opener is matched to a transmitter in your car through a unique cod).
2051632
After reading the instructions, I believe you can pair multiple headsets. I haven't tried this yet with my headset.
399128
Once you have the device PAIRED with one product, you can NOT pair with another product until you unpair it with the original device.. it can NOT be paired with 2 devices at once.. hope this helps
1283684
Yes, we have three headphones and we use all of them at the same time with one transmitter. Great product!!
1143859
I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
488351
At the same time? I doubt it. Separately it will be able to pair with each device respectively.
435432
I believe you could do that but not by Bluetooth You'd have to hard wire connect through your source. I don't think its possible to connect to two different devices simultaneously via Bluetooth Roy
1325907
No. The headphones Bluetooth is a receiver. You cannot pair and connect it with another receiver. You would need a Bluetooth transmitter dongle for which there is quite a selection. You need to shop for them yourself, taking into account features, connectivity, power requirements, and reviews.Jim
877773
I apologize, but That si something That is something that I have not yet tried out. I could imagine the idea of it being impossible at least with my devices because they can only pair up with one Bluetooth device at a time.
416955
You can pair to multiple items of each protocol but you can only be connected to one device of each particular protocol at a time. You can be connected to multiple devices as long as each is a different protocol. You can be connected, for instance, to one headphone or speaker, one keyboard, and one mouse at the same time since each is a different protocol.Jim
1604268
U can not use them together on bluetooth setting, can only pair one at a time. However, if u use a "y" from ur headphone jack then yes u can use two by using appropriate cables to ur phone.
1219792
You can't do that. This device is only a receiver. It is not smart enough to sync with your headphones. Think of it like two receivers.
1125633
Yes as long as you are not using a headphone splitter where you plug two headphones in at the same time
1062767
you hold down the button and you hit the Bluetooth on the device you want to connect I don't think you can have two devices at the same time but if you want to connect to a different device do the same thing and just make sure the Bluetooth on the other devices off
1694709
No. U can pair as many as u like but only one will play at a time. Another note: I had to return this one as it did not work.
1286202
I don't really understand the question, so I'm guessing here. If you connect 2 USB BT transmitter to a computer you'll have to pair one to the speakers and the other to the headphones. But if it's only one USB you'll have to pair it to the speakers or the headphones every time you switch between them, and the speakers don't turn off automatically