can one person speak instructions and the other person hear them through the ear piece I have a young track runner who I'd like to try to speak instr
1691125
Yes if you have a radio, the transmission will come through the earpiece. I bought this earpiece to use at work as a law enforcement officer. I've had multiple over the years, however, I assumed this one would be just as good but cheaper. It wasn't. I wore it for two shifts and it quit working. In my job, you can't have that happening. I contacted the seller and got no response. I finally broke down and bought a 45$ quality ear piece.
1691126
This is just for listening..it has to be connected to a headphone jack...it really depends on what you are connecting it to.
894945
only one at a time both ways. Each time you use this speaker, you have to go to Bluetooth in the settings section of the device and then click on the device to match the speaker to the device. I also thought I could use 2 speakers with one device and that does not work either. One at a time.
852531
I use headphones with The Running Buddy! It works great! I won't use anything else. You cannot go wrong with this product! I hope this helps!
89243
OK, I listen to IHeartRadio all day using Bluetooth headset. I had doubted if I could use this watch at the same time I use my Bluetooth headset since it would require that my phone "pair" with both at the same time. BUT, I read the answers to this question and assumed that someone knew the answer and that in some way the watch allowed this. But I got the phone today and cannot figure out HOW!! Any help??
977609
YES you can, you also can pair 2 devices to it at the same time. I really enjoy this device. I ride a motorcycle and with the ear piece going into the ear canal, I can here the music. With the voice activate I don't need to look at my phone while riding.
2168544
Yes, you will still someone talking if they are next to you. Noise canceling headphones would be your best solution.
1037296
You can talk both ways on these. However, there is a button on the top that activates the "talk" button, so you can have that turned on or off. I have really found these to be an excellent product.
852530
I found this video that helped me out! Worked perfectly for me and my husband -http://www.therunningbuddy.com/blogs/news/15690272-running-buddy-with-wired-headphones
714211
Yes, they can do this easily. One works by itself, but you can sync both with the transmitter to have two people watching a show together. My experience is that if you turn the transmitter on, then both sets of headphones, they both sync in less than 5 seconds. If you turn one on and sync it, and later try to join up the second pair, you usually have to press the button on the transmitter to get the second pair to sync, but it's pretty quick even then.
1893328
If you sync both headsets to one phone for music, you can listen to the same. When you talk, it pauses the music on both headsets and opens communication between the headsets. Either person can initiate this or cancel this action.
1032994
No, you are unable to do so. The device itself has an ear piece and microphone built into it. You can listen to the conversation later via headphones but not concurrently.
1361728
As a spectator, no. But if you are a race team, it is possible to communicate.
746854
Yes you can BUT you need to remove the hardware all the time. That means you need to re-wire the speaker and the microphone cable in the helmet plus the blue tooth. I would say in the long run it does not make sense, let them wear one helmet.
1752067
No, you can have open 2-way communications. You have to each press the "speak" buttons to start this, and then you can converse without hitting any more buttons to transmit. Excellent device.
4177
no. you can pair one if you need but I don't bother. I just track my runs and listen to the tunes.
687169
I only have the one - but with just one unit, I get good sound! I've used it in the garage, out working in the yard, working, and under my truck. I'm not sure if you could get two of them to talk at once through Bluetooth, but I'm sure it could be done with a typical headphone splitter. I would think that the latter method may work, so it's a thought.
1175389
They should be able to communicate with each other right out of the box. However, they cannot legally operate right out of the box. See the review by "flyguyee" for details.