BlueAnt Q1 compatible with Motorola Droid? Does anyone know if the Q1 is compatible with the Motorola Droid? I'm looking for a way around the Droid's lack of voice-dialing capability, and thought that using the Q1 could work because (I've read) you can voicedial at least the 8 contacts stored on speed-dial on the Q1 headset. Is this true? Thanks! BlueAnt Q1 compatible with Motorola Droid? Does anyone know if the Q1 is compatible with the Motorola Droid? I'm looking for a way around the Droid's lack of voice-dialing capability, and... » Read More BlueAnt Q1 compatible with Motorola Droid? Does anyone know if the Q1 is compatible with the Motorola Droid? I'm looking for a way around the Droid's lack of voice-dialing capability, and thought that using the Q1 could work because (I've read) you can voicedial at least the 8 contacts stored on speed-dial on the Q1 headset. Is this true? Thanks! « Show Less
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(Accidentally deleted before) Next, I decided to upgrade the firmware to the latest 8.21, hoping that would fix the odd 8.15 displayed on my Droid. But, when I did, my Q1 would not connect to my Droid! My next step is to downgrade the firmware to 8.19 because I do like the Q1 and want to use it. But, I will have to find a better fitting ear gel. Various discussions can be found on Droid forum sites. But, I hope that helps.
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Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the iphone as cell 1 and the droid as cell 2. Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the... » Read More Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the iphone as cell 1 and the droid as cell 2. « Show Less
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Dear Sir/Mam:The VTECH Retro Phone is Great I haveNo Trouble with mine at all.To Answer Your question I do not knowIf it can be Paired with a Bluetooth headset???But I do know that Vtech sells a thing called The Wireless Bluetooth Speaker And they sell other Handsets that use Bluetooth Technology.Here is there customer support phone number 1-800-595-9511 Monday - Friday 9 to 5 Pacific Time.I Hope this Helps You??? By The Way I Remember My First Bluetooth that I used on My Motorola RAZOR it was The Blue Ant and I LovedIt but after two Years I got a Jawbone and that was Cool to but once I got MyIphone I notice that the Bluetooth was poor on Apple???Nick in Alameda,California. Dear Sir/Mam:The VTECH Retro Phone is Great I haveNo Trouble with mine at all.To Answer Your question I do not knowIf it can be Paired with a Bluetooth headset???But I do know that Vtech sells a thing called The Wireless Bluetooth Speaker And they sell other Handsets that use Bluetooth Technology.Here is there customer support phone number 1-800-595-9511 Monday - Friday 9 to 5 Pacific Time.I Hope this Helps You??? By The Way I Remember My First Bluetooth that I used on My Motorola RAZOR it was The Blue Ant and I LovedIt but... » Read More Dear Sir/Mam:The VTECH Retro Phone is Great I haveNo Trouble with mine at all.To Answer Your question I do not knowIf it can be Paired with a Bluetooth headset???But I do know that Vtech sells a thing called The Wireless Bluetooth Speaker And they sell other Handsets that use Bluetooth Technology.Here is there customer support phone number 1-800-595-9511 Monday - Friday 9 to 5 Pacific Time.I Hope this Helps You??? By The Way I Remember My First Bluetooth that I used on My Motorola RAZOR it was The Blue Ant and I LovedIt but after two Years I got a Jawbone and that was Cool to but once I got MyIphone I notice that the Bluetooth was poor on Apple???Nick in Alameda,California. « Show Less
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I just powered off the Bluetooth Adapter and then the Droid X streamed music directly to the headset. In addition, the headset easily switched to the phone audio upon receiving a phone call. Thanks for replying guys...
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I have android HTC One (m7). THe mic works fine but the control to adjust volume or seek tracks does not work (It is programmed only for Apple I think). If you hold down the middle button for 2 seconds it launches the voice dialer "Ok Google" So you can press it and say "Call Mom cell" and it will make the call
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Sorry, I have no idea. I've never had any problem with any of my Motorola bluetooth devices working with any of my phones, though.
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Works great, considering your droid has blue tooth capability. I use mine on my Sony xperia and Dell venue 8 tab.. Great (mono) sound and saves device battery when you don't use the device internal battery. And as IShreef said, it can also be hard wired.
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Motorola headsets are not a great one. It has a few problems here and there. Read the manual to find out how to reset the headset. For mine (a different model than this), I have to turn it off then press the volume button, the connect button, then turn it on while pressing them. Good luck.
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Hi HomeSchool Mommy. I have not had any problems with this bluetooth. Both my wife and I have them and we love them. I believe that it will work with the Droid Maxx, However, I use it with an LG.
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Has anyone been able to get the I-touch to work with two Motorola headsets, using two different bluetooth devices? I have the Sony bluetooth to plug into the serial port and the Jabra to plug into the headphone port, but I can't get them both to play at the same time as I used to be able to do on my Nano. Only one jack seems to be powered at a time, when I plug the 2nd bluetooth the last one plugged in plays and seems to disconnect the first one
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I cannot speak for every device or every Bluetooth stack implementation. Here is what I know from my own devices. I can connect my phone to both my standard Bluetooth headset I use while driving (Plantronics Voyager Legend) and my workout headset (Plantronics BackBeat FIT) at the same time. Music will only play out of the one I connected last. If the sound is coming out of my Legend, I can press a button on the FIT and have it transferred to the FIT, but it will not play out of both the FIT and the Legend, and I cannot switch back from the FIT to the Legend (should I want to) without turning off the FIT. I am sure this has something to do with the Bluetooth profiles for each device, but I am not a Bluetooth specialist, so I cannot provide any further details. I do not have any Bluetooth speakers (like a Jambox or a Pill or anything like that) so I do not know how it works in combination with those kinds of devices. Additionally, I do not have any other phones (besides my iPhone) to test this with. Those are my results. Your mileage may vary.
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I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now"... » Read More I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 « Show Less
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A cell phone must have the Bluetooth software on it for a Bluetooth headset to link to it. If you have Bluetooth capability on your older model, a new Bluetooth headset should work with it. I have never heard that Bluetooth protocols have changed over the years to the extent that new headsets are not backwards compatible.Check your phone menus for Bluetooth. If it has Bluetooth, then a new headset should work with it.
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My husband has a motorola droid (the first one out) and the blue tooth capablitly works just fine.
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Just bought from Amazon the BB 906 for use with my Droid X. My question is, do I have to use the Bluetooth Adapter to stream the music from the DX to the headset? So far I must. However, I thought the adapter was only necessary for non-bluetooth devices...
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I own one and I use my Bluetooth headset and connect to my moms phone thru Bluetooth. So I'd say it has at least standard compatibility.
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Like all headsets it can be paired with multiple master devices (E.g. Phones) at the same time however, I have never seen a headset capable of being slaved to multiple devices at the same time. I don't think the Bluetooth protocol allows that. Summary: In my experience, it can be paired with a ton of devices but slaved to only one device at the same time. However if you were looking for a headset, I really wouldn't recommend this headset based on my experience.