Can it pair with multiple devices so you can switch easily between them?
1107830
We have had problems with multiple devices on this unit so we are returning it. Initially it would allow us to easily switch back and forth between multiple devices, but now it has become next to impossible. Even when you follow the instructions and disconnect the previous device, we usually end up having to manually "forget" each device that has ever been connected before something else will connect.
1107831
I have 2 phones paired to this device, feeding into one receiver. I switch between them all the time. I have never tried to run both at once, I don't know how it would react.
1107832
Having to disconnect is kind of a pain when you have +4 devices (comp, smartphone, roommates phone, visitors phone). Whatever is connected last needs to be found then disconnected before you then connect what device you want.
1107833
answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
1107834
Yes, but you need to disable Bluetooth audio from the last used device in order to connect the new one. So if I was using my laptop to send audio to the speakers through Bluetooth and wanted to switch to my phone, I'd need to have the laptop "disconnect"(not unpair) in order to let the phone connect.
1107835
You do not need to find the currently paired device to unpair it (so you can pair a different device). Just (1) unplug the Homespot from electric power (it has no battery) for five seconds to clear it; (2) plug the power cord back in to the Homespot; and (3) pair the new device.
1107836
Agree with others, once you have paired with multiple devices, one needs to turn "off" all other paired devices for the HomeSpot to connect to the one you wish.
1107837
Indeed you can. I was able to switch between my iPhone and my PC just by disconnecting my iPhone.
1107838
it will pair with multiple devices, one at a time. sometime I connect my laptop to listen to music or play games, or pair with my phone to listen to music if I don't turn on my computer.
1670084
yes, you can pair more than one device.but you can't use two diff devices at the same time - if that's what you asked for :)hope this helps.
42072
Yes. As long as the devices have Bluetooth capabilities, you can pair it with anything.
699236
You can pair it to two bluetooth devices and it'll remember both. However I don't think you can connect to two devices at the same time.
2082551
No. You just need one app. You will configure different devices from one single app.
2120685
If you mean if it could be paired with two phones at the same time, answer is "no". You can pair it with two different phones, and connect either of the phones while another is disconnected.
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
1715042
I never tried that. I did pair my phone with two different Bluetooth pieces
1023071
Short answer, yes. Long answer it takes some trying and it's finicky but once it's paired it is easier to re-pair.
894946
Unfortunately no, only one device at a time, and you must disconnect the active device in order to connect a different device.
1955532
Nope. But it switches automatically to the device you first turn on. If you want it to switch to the 2nd device you have to turn the first one off or unplug the wire.
1029306
You'll have to disconnect one device and connect the other. This unit can only connect with one device at a time.
507723
Yes, you can pair it with 2 devices at the same time. I use it connected to 2 iPhones.
2067795
Yes, either a switch or hub will enable you to connect multiple devices. If it is a secured connection each device will need to pass the appropriate credentials (name/password).
466075
You can, but not easily. You would switch by entering your account information each time on the device.
1829212
Yes. It pairs easily to different devices. If you were in the nearby vicinity at the same time it may get confusing but that could be handled by just shutting off the bluetooth on the device that isn't intended for use.
120534
Although I haven't tried it I believe you can. According to the Bluetooth specification you can connect up to 8 devices simultaneously. Check out this link: http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/bluetooth2.htm