Does this work for Windows Phones? I have an HTC 8X. The Runtastic Windows Phone app does link to this strap, but I wanted to confirm.
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No. I'm fairly certain it is for IPhones. However, Amazon is always great about returns. You could try it out and see if it works and return if it doesn't.
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YES! The latest version of the Runtastic Pro app for Windows Phone supports the bluetooth Runtastic Heart Rate Combo Monitor. Details are here: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/runtastic-pro/3413849c-1959-e011-854c-00237de2db9e
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Except for the cheap quality connectors, it may work fine. I used some small (key ring) connectors to hold the strap onto the carrier. Would not want to lose a good phone on a horse ride, to be sure. Otherwise it would be worth trying out. It was good to know where the phone was as I was in or around the clinic or hospital. It was there to remind me to turn it back on when I left that environment. Let us know how it works out for you.
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Well, Apparently it's compatible with my AT&T; (HTC 8X) phone. My phone has beats audio and it works perfectly fine, however they go out too soon. They look nice but they don't last long. as for your phone, I'm sure they'll work with it.
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No app currently exist for the windows phone. The scale has a third party developed app so it's a possibility someone will create one for the windows phone. Another snag is that windows phones do not currently support bluetooth 4.0 so an app made by withings would have no way to talk to the phone. Fitbit has the exact same issue.
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Beware! It will not work with Win 8. No drivers have been developed for it and they don't intend to. Keep searching. I'm looking at a USB-Serial adapter, then go with the original Garmin serial cable. Don't know if that will work either.
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I have an HTC Amaze and it works great. the instructions say it will work with any Bluetooth capable phone so it should work with the Windows 8 phone too.
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Thanks for your question. This amazing sounding speaker should work fine with a Windows phone. Thanks again.
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As long as there is an app for your windows phone. I don't know for sure if there is. So you may want to check that first. They say that it should work with all smart phones. Good luck!
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I have tried it on android and Apple devices. It works. I don't own a window phone and probably never get one. So I don't know. sorry.
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Yes it will work for with a Windows Phone. However the ear buds broke. The earbud broke apart at the plastic weld point. I have already started using my Monster headphones. It you are rough on your head phone look for another design.
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It "worked" with my Galaxy S3. I had a lot of problems with this device, hard to get it started on runtastic and constantly stopping during my exercise, I don't recommend it.
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Their website says it works with any device with a headphone jack. If you mean does it work taking calls and controlling music, then I'm going to hesitantly day yes because these were made to work with Windows Phones. You might want to double check with Microsoft to be sure. Btw, I'm listening to music with these on my 920 as I'm typing this, and you won't be disappointed with them.
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The Nokia Lumia Windows Phones now support Bluetooth LE (Bluetooth Smart) devices. The question is whether the Runtastic Windows Phone app supports it. A lot of the information available is outdated, so it would be nice to know from someone who has already purchased it and paired it with a Lumia Windows Phone.
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It works great with the windows phone. It doesn't count steps, it follows you via GPS so it tracks your route, distance and elevation
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Hi , I used this for HTC Inspire 4G Samsung galaxy s3 Nexus 4, and windows 7 laptops of different makes. I never found difficulty in connecting to any of the devices, I believe it can also work with windows 8. process: you need to make the devices(phone) visible and hold power button on the head phone for some time to pair them both ,
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It's designed to work on Windows, Android, and iOS. You shouldn't have any problem.
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I have an Windows 8.0 Lumia 620. I have a some Klipsh earbuds with android controls that work in my phone. I have incase phones with apple style control. I can answer calls very well, but to adjust volume I have to do it on the phone. Many things will change though when all of us windows phone users finally get 8.1.