wont pair with Any of my devices...I bought these to use with a windows.phone as ive not had any problems with bluetooth sets with that phone in the past...it wont Even show up in the searchable devices...it also wont work with motoactv...any suggestions? wont pair with Any of my devices...I bought these to use with a windows.phone as ive not had any problems with bluetooth sets with that phone in the past...it wont Even show up in the searchable... » Read More wont pair with Any of my devices...I bought these to use with a windows.phone as ive not had any problems with bluetooth sets with that phone in the past...it wont Even show up in the searchable devices...it also wont work with motoactv...any suggestions? « Show Less
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I'm having the same issue and I have not found any immediate help on the issue.
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I am having the same issue, did someone help you with this issue or did you just return them?
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I ended up sending the pink ones back..and got a black pair and they worked...you do have hold the phone button down until the blue and red led lights flash when you first turn the set on to make it discoverable.
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You need to hold onto the button for about 8 seconds when power-on or until you see the LED blinking in BOTH blue and red then let go the button. This indicates the P311 is in pairing mode. Blinking blue LED simply means P311 is on. That is why host device is not seeing it.
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Hello, I just replied the following to the previous post: Hope this helps:I think that the problem is with the Sprint phone. There are some bluetooth connections with this phone that don't work. I had a wireless headset that I was pairing, and it would work then stop- continually, so I contacted the headset provider- Plantronics and they said that the Treo 700wx has had problems with many Bluetooth devices, so I tried it on a different bluetooth phone, and it works like a charm, it sucks for the amount that the Treo costs, you would think that IT would be the one that is working. Hope this helps.... Kristin Hello, I just replied the following to the previous post: Hope this helps:I think that the problem is with the Sprint phone. There are some bluetooth connections with this phone that don't work. I had a wireless headset that I was pairing, and it would work then stop- continually, so I contacted the headset provider- Plantronics and they said that the Treo 700wx has had problems with many Bluetooth devices, so I tried it on a different bluetooth phone, and it works like a charm, it sucks for the amount that the Treo costs, you would think that IT would be the one that is... » Read More Hello, I just replied the following to the previous post: Hope this helps:I think that the problem is with the Sprint phone. There are some bluetooth connections with this phone that don't work. I had a wireless headset that I was pairing, and it would work then stop- continually, so I contacted the headset provider- Plantronics and they said that the Treo 700wx has had problems with many Bluetooth devices, so I tried it on a different bluetooth phone, and it works like a charm, it sucks for the amount that the Treo costs, you would think that IT would be the one that is working. Hope this helps.... Kristin « Show Less
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The only devices I have been successful using them is with my laptop, iPad and iPhone. They won't pair with anything else.
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What the heck is KIS operating system? Is it bluetooth? Then it should pair up, that is all I would worry about. Never heard of KIS on any mobile device.
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I thought same thing and I got 2 pairs neither one had Bluetooth access it only had mp3 and they would replace either pair with Bluetooth ones
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I have had the same issues...I bought these and have not been able to use them because Windows 8 does not recognize them. The manual looks like it should have come with a $1.99 set of headphones as it is useless. I would highly recommend, until these headphones are upgraded, you don't buy them. I wish I had returned mine and bought some that actually works with todays technology.
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Okay, sorry for the delay, but I wanted to wait to see my iPhone6-carrying friend so I could pair his iP6 to my X3. What I did was, I went into Settings on his iP6, and selected Bluetooth. That makes the phone actively look for devices. Then, on my X3, I pressed the "Talk" button (NOT the PLAY button!) and held it until the device flashed "Talk" and "End" repeatedly. "Talk" is the BLUE PHONE button. When flashing, that means the device is attempting to pair with a specific phone. That took maybe five seconds. Once the phone showed "Connected", I pressed "play" and the music started. If this does not work, please email me back and we'll get it to work. iPhone6 may be a really cool phone, but at the end of the day, it's still just a phone like every other phone and should still pair with devices. BTW, once it's been successfully paired once, from then on, it should automatically pair whenever you turn on the device.
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hey Andres, I own a pair of these headphone. No, it's not bluetooth pairable. You can only upload music. Plus I'm about to return them or exchange them out because they stopped working on me randomly about two weeks ago. If you're looking for headphones that can connect with your phone, I recommend keeping the hunt going. Jaybirds were my last pair of headphones that could be paired with my cell phone wirelessly and they were excellent. The FX Sport concept is cool if you'd rather not have to carry your phone around with you when your working out or something....hope this helps!
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I don't have the manual that came with the headphones and I have tried everything listed on this page to get it to pair with my iPhone 5. It worked for a few months and now will just not pair. Please post the manual somewhere so I can be sure I have tried everything before I give up and get angry.
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Yea kinda sounds like a bad set. Mine flash red and blue when pairing. Did you try to double tap the center button on the headphones I think that clears previous paired devices. If that does nothing I'd say they were bad
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Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for Panasonic and get to the bottom of your issue. Hope this is of some help. George Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for... » Read More Betty, My understanding is the Bluetooth pairing is designed to work on a cell phone with Bluetooth capability NOT a cordless hand set of a standard plug in the wall wired telephone. If this is the problem it is because the cell is normally powered up so when you either want to call or receive a call the link between the ComPilot and cell phone in live albeit in standby mode where the wireless handset is not powered up until it is turned on by a 3rd party or you "pushing a button" . You would think it would work, I understand your frustration, but I would call the help number for Panasonic and get to the bottom of your issue. Hope this is of some help. George « Show Less
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Just checked and mine is no longer working either. I have them connected via cables to my pc so it's been a while since I used the bluetooth feature. Talk about disappointing. I can no longer recommend this company. I'm also having problems with my udac-2 which is luckily still under warranty.
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That happened to me when I first got it. I just deleted the pairing from my device and then repeated the pairing process. It worked and I haven't had any problems since. Hope this helps.
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I had this exact problem with other BT headsets in the past. If deleting & re-pairing doesn't work, try installing a different bluetooth (drivers) stack -- usb adapters usually load windows standard drivers, but there are better ones out there. I had luck with WidComm also BlueSoleil drivers (which can simultaneously connect with your cell & pc. you can then take calls & dial out cell calls thru your pc -- great for recording etc) Anyways, most of these are readily available if you google & often available on manufacturer websites (hp, lenovo, etc) Got mine workin Good luck with yours I am using my original halos with a cheapo 2.0 BT usb adapter I got for $1 w/free shipping too !!
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I did not use Bluetooth. And I do not intend to. I have several BT devices and NONE work 100% reliably, so to save the headache of trying to pair them all the time I did not even bother to pair the JAWBONE. So i used the old reliable jack instead... I know it works 100% of the time and saves me headache and time... Sorry I wasn't able to help.
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I had the same problem. I don't think these are blue tooth enable and don't link. There is another model that is blue tooth and I believe they link, but have not tried that. I have one of each and they do not link either.
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It would be strange if it did not work with a particular cell phone operating system, since, as far as I know, Bluetooth is a universal short range radio communication standard which has nothing to do with the operating system.That's the theory, in any case! No knowing what proprietary glitches manufacturers have introduced into their version of "industry standards", unless possibly the literature says something explicit about "compatible with the XXXX standard". Some products include such statements about some features... dunno about Bluetooth.