Will it remember my device or will i have to pair each time?
480841
Thanks for your question. Yes,The bluetooth speaker can remember your device.
480842
Once you turn the speaker on my phone sees it and connects immediately. I also connect to bluetooth in the car so at most I have to click once to connect to the speaker when a little pop up comes on the phone.
2105899
Once mine has been paired, it keeps the pairing, as long as I don't delete the device from my list on my phone.
2196443
Most likely it seems to pair with everything I've ever had. Most times it is one of the only bluetooth that will.
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Most bluetooth devices do not have this feature. The best way to do this is to pair it to two different devices, which will wipe the first 2 devices from its memory.Contrary to Larry S, bluetooth devices do 'remember' the devices of which it is paired to. If it did not there would be a big security risk of even using them. When they are first 'paired' they exchange a security code to encrypt the communications.Sometimes letting the device's battery run down and leaving it for an extended period of time will erase the pairings, but that is not recommended as it damages the battery by doing that. Most bluetooth devices do not have this feature. The best way to do this is to pair it to two different devices, which will wipe the first 2 devices from its memory.Contrary to Larry S, bluetooth devices do 'remember' the devices of which it is paired to. If it did not there would be a big security risk of even using them. When they are first 'paired' they exchange a security code to encrypt the communications.Sometimes letting the device's battery run down and leaving it for an extended period of time will erase the pairings, but that is not recommended as it... » Read More Most bluetooth devices do not have this feature. The best way to do this is to pair it to two different devices, which will wipe the first 2 devices from its memory.Contrary to Larry S, bluetooth devices do 'remember' the devices of which it is paired to. If it did not there would be a big security risk of even using them. When they are first 'paired' they exchange a security code to encrypt the communications.Sometimes letting the device's battery run down and leaving it for an extended period of time will erase the pairings, but that is not recommended as it damages the battery by doing that. « Show Less
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Yes it will it took me forever. I did not see a code anywhere. Ten I entered 0000 working great now. Seriously took me Hours to figure it out, They could have made it eaiser to pair for sure
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No. It will automatically pair with the last device it was paired with if it is in range. You will have to re-pair the device if you un-paired it.
1531874
Yes, you must pair-up every time. Getting the fixes for gps actually takes a little longer.AND you must also remember to press start. It is really not much of a hassle.
488351
At the same time? I doubt it. Separately it will be able to pair with each device respectively.
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...
478289
Yes. That has nothing to do with the devise. As long as you pair it once with your iPhone it should always reconnect. You may have to go into your Bluetooth settings to connect to it but you won't have to enter the pin again. But you have to be careful about when you're both in the car. It can only connect to ONE at a time.
1258872
no, once paired you must "un-pair" with the first before you can pair with the second iPad (or ANY other bluetooth capable device...)this is the nature of bluetooth pairing.
643083
No it doesn't want to pair with my phone. If it does, my phone drops the connection automatically. If I try again, it won't pair at all.
1748189
Yeah it's annoying. It only remembers two so you have to overwrite it with a new pairing. I guess it's not really a big deal for me, I don't need to do that often.
448189
Its automatic i believe. You have to select it on you phone each time but the device its self turns on automatically when paired.
469408
From the manual: 'uSport remembers one paired device only. If you pair uSport with a second Bluetooth device later, you will need to re-pair the original headphones again.'
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Pairing will occur when first turned on.If already turned on an paired then you must unpair on your phone and then it will go back into pairing mode.can replete if needed.
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you may need to try again and again a few times before it actually works. I think it took us about five times. But it will eventually pair and once it pairs the first time, it will every time.