If I have two of these (his &amp; hers) in the same car will there be a pairing problem?
1376025
Randel...You will not have a problem. If you have any hesitation, when they arrive, pair them in different locations (rooms). Unfortunately, the range of the HM1700 is very short. If I walk more than 10 feet away from the phone, the HM1700 will disconnect. I was able to walk about 33 feet from my phone without disconnecting from the cell when I used my Jawbone (which is far superior to this Bluetooth).
1547428
You can if the two devices you are using both have 3.5 mm female stereo jacks.
1990182
I have them hooked up with a pioneer deck in my car and there is no issue that I have seen. They are great.
1838392
Yes. I have the same car. Works great. Comes with instructions on how to pair it with your car. Easy to do.
1593830
Sounds like you may be stacking them together and putting both in this dash kit. I'd guess that if both of them stacked together is equal to or less than the size of a double din radio then you should be good. However, you'll have to MacGyver something to hold them together in the dash and keep them from falling out of the hole.
1516784
No, each one is complete and independent of the other. Can both be used in two different cars simultaneously.
2144318
No. They are 2.4GHz controllers and will be synced up with the car each time you start them up. That means you will only start up one at a time to sync them.
2152476
My default answer would be 'it depends on your phone and car' but my phone does pair with my car & Pebble simultaneously. I have a Note 3 & VW CC.
1338903
Absolutely. Just bring along the existing power supply and antenna, and cassette adaptor if you'll be using that in the second vehicle. I've used mine in rental cars, so it's perfectly fine to use in multiple vehicles.
1361297
I don't have two extra but I do have the ones that came with the vehicle. They are tied into the normal left and right channels. So it shouldn't be an issue at all.
536939
Yes you can. Just be sure to sync one before you turn the other one on. Hope this helps.
2264994
From what I understand your source can only be Bluetooth or auxiliary, so if you are using the same phone or device to run both speakers it probably wont happen
403817
no as long as the radio frequency is different..we have both & never had a problem
1395770
As long as you have a compatible head unit it won't be a problem. I love my nav and my unit has different hookups for app radio. So as long as your had unit is compatible you are good..
1338896
As long as you have two docking systems, one for each car, you can use the same radio head between the two cars. I have one car I use daily and another I only use periodically. I have one subscription, one radio head, and two docking systems and I use the radio in both vehicles.
286205
Yes this unit can be paired with two phones simultaneously. It can be charged in the car using the supplied USB cable and car adaptor (you provide). As far as it charging with running or not will depend on you car. Be advised that a full charge lasts a long time. Unless you talk for hours and hours in your car you won't be charging often. One thing to be aware of is that the Bluetooth will stay connected once you leave the car until you are about 25 to 30 feet away, if your garage is attached to your house it may still pick it up when you are in the house (just be aware).
1288789
No. Connect to a fuse that turns off with the ignition and is not overloaded with other things such as the radio and you will be fine. I did this 2 years ago and have had no issues.