Vocalyst You mean you have to have this for it to work? I have a new iPhone 4 and kind of nervous about buying a bluetooth.
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I have spoken to Plantronics. Vocalyst is a 3rd party service that is NOT required in order to use the headset.
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Exist a bluetooth module for this device. I don't know if it will work, suppose to work.
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Bluetooth connection. I've only been successful using this with an iPhone 4s.
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This is just a power/charger, there is no bluetooth in it. My iPhone has bluetooth and connects to the car package that is already installed though. You might be looking for one of those iPhone FM transmitter things.
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Couple tips ... 1. Make sure you have properly synched the Bluetooth and DO NOT have your phone set to the speaker phone mode 2. If you have an audio cord for the AUX connection plug that into your phone's headphone jack. I found the quality to improve with that connection
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I've seen many reviews on different bluetooth headsets and the same complaints are with itunes not working right.......evidently it may be something with itunes, not your PC.
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I successfully paired with an iPad3 (spring 2012 edition), and iPhone 4S, and and iPhone5.From what I understand, the Bluetooth technology should function the same on all Apple products.
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Just worked for me, thanks. Remember to get the earphones into pairing mode before you try this, turning them on won't necessarily start the pairing going. I didn't realise that hence it wasn't picking anything up the way it did with my iPhone automatically. Just to be sure I held the power button long enough until pairing started THEN I turned on the Bluetooth on my mini ipad and it paired right away.
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Yes, it works with Iphone 4 ~ it takes a while to get it to recognize it but then it works fine. The instructions are not very clear from the bluetooth manufacturer.
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I have a iPhone4 and iPod touch 4th gen. The mic works great on both of those.
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I don't think there is any Bluetooth connectivity here. My iPad does not see it. My iPhone 4S does not see it. There is no Bluetooth symbol or sticker on the speakers anywhere. I'm not sure what the item description: "Superb gaming sound effects via Bluetooth,DBB to preserve low tones for deep bass at any volume level." is referring to. I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has connected to it themselves as it would be useful to have my iPad oriented horizontally (for movies) and still use the speakers (undocked).
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Sorry, I'm not technical enough to understand all the vagaries of different Bluetooth devices, but I can attest it easily pairs with both the iPhone and iPad. I can't imagine a reason that it would not work as we'll with other Bluetooth enabled devices.
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I preset my 1st position on my stereo to the Bluetooth station so if I'm listening to the stereo I have to hit my number 1 preset then answer the call for the Bluetooth to Work. Just make sure your device is facing forward the speaker is small and if facing away people say it is hard to hear. Hope that helps. on a side note I use mine every day and beyond love it works so well and is ALWAYS clear sound.
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Hi.It doesn't work with iPhone or PS4.They said it would before, but now they want more money.I've tried connecting it with my PS4 and nothing happened.http://community.eu.playstation.com/t5/PS4-General/Sony-Bluetooth-Headset-on-PS4/td-p/20304985
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It works for me. First you need to turn on the Bluetooth and scan and find the device. Once found you enter the special numeric code and sync. After that it connects automatically every time you turn it on.
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I've never updated the firmware on the Bluetooth adapter but thanks for the idea! I'm running the bt300 on a kvt514 deck and the problem I have with my iphone is that I always have to connect to the bt300 from my phone. Never had to shut down the deck though. Try the firmware update sorry for not being much help
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My unit may or may not work at any given distance. Experience with this device (and I have TWO of them) is similar to yours, though. I've always put it down to the Bluetooth capability of my iPhone being quite limited. I doubt that you have a defective device. Instead, I think that it's mostly just limitations of Bluetooth...AND the fact that this device just isn't quite as "quality" as we'd like for it to be. Put that down to "you get what you pay for"...and these were't very expensive.