Do you still have to reconnect phone every time you enter the car ? I have a Nexus 4 and I don't want to BT reconnect each time I enter the car...
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Yes, every time when on the ignition on your car, you have switch the device on.
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Yes, you have to press the face of Belkin unit for a second or two to connect it with your phone.
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Yes. Don't buy this. I had a lousy experience with it and ended up purchasing a "Plantronics" blue tooth ear piece that works great
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You press the button on the device then it connects. You do not have to get the phone out. It won't connect unless you press the button. It does play the music on my phone really good.
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I haven't had a problem with coming back into range with my phone and it reconnecting. Like all things, you have to set up your devices to connect automatically. There have been a few times, though, that I've had to reset the modem because the WiFi wasn't connecting but my desktop PC was (because it's hard wired). It's just one of those things. It even says in the instructions that you should reset your modem at least once a month.
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It also lets you use the keypad for your phone on the bt models, allows you to modify the theme further, brightness and a whole host of other things you wouldn't want to do while driving. For me it seems insane to have to allow you to tap to find a contact but have to pull out your phone to type in your voicemail password, ect.
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In my experience most phones will only connect to 1 bluetooth device at any one time. If you are connected to a set of speakers and try to connect to a second set your phone will connect to the second set but automatically disconnect from the first set.
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Hi Cary I have a BlueAnt Commute in both my cars. I like the text to voice feature which keeps it completly hands free.
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No you should still be able to switch back to sat radio. And use the bluetooth. That's how it work with my infiniti. .
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For me, with an iphone 5, it does reconnect when I turn the car on. My power outlet is powered off when the car is off, not sure if that makes a difference.
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You need to have your bluetooth set to 'on' on your phone. The 1st time, may take 1 or 2 tries. After that, no problem.Then you can connect the radio. I've found the BT to work very well. I enjoy the Pandora & the phone works as should. Good luck & enjoy.
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It will reconnect automatically. This model will also start playing your music when you get back in the car without you having to start it again.
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No mine remembers every time. I just turn on my Bluetooth and it pairs right up. I'm using a nexus 5
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While it does when bluetooth is left on (it takes about 30 seconds for this to work) I do not leave my bluetooth on when away from my car. It wastes the battery. I recommend going into bluetooth settings during the walk to the car to connect as soon as your phone finds the MPOW.
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No, your phone/car will switch accordingly. It works pretty well. I have noticed that my phone bluetooth sometimes drops connection every once in awhile since I installed the RFU unit.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your questions regarding our BTC450 Bluetooth Car Kit. The unit can be paired and connected to one device at a time.Please feel free to contact us at support@kinivo.com if you need paring assistance or have any other questions. Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail : support@kinivo.comLive chat : http://support.kinivo.com | Mon-Fri: 9AM - 5PM PST
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I believe it was advertised as having this feature, but it doesn't seem to work that way. It does reconnect with your phone automatically when you re-enter the car if you leave it on, but it wore the battery down the one time I left it on for more than a day. Also, if I park the car in the garage, the BlueAnt answers incoming calls in the car when I and the phone are in the house and if I try to make a call from inside the house the outgoing call goes through the BlueAnt, so I have to turn it off manually when I am at home.
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Unfortunately, I'm not able to get the device to reconnect automatically without user action. But read my review below for help making this a car audio device.http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8Z492TTP-Bluetooth-Music-Receiver/product-reviews/B0047T79VS/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints;=0&sortBy;=bySubmissionDateDescending#R4VGY3GCATF8P
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Hi Priscilla, I havent´tested it.... I read some place that it gives some issues, but since I use Android, cant tell for sure... I do not use the phone for streaming music to the car radio, I just use them with bluetooth for calling and receiving calls... If you ask me, it is one of the best options for 1 din radios........... If you have 2 din, then you should consider for example 2 din radios, for example i have a pionner..and it has apps for iphone
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It says in the book it'll be paired with the last device you used and will automatically be paired to when you use the phones again. In answer to your question I dont think so. You might ask the manufacturer about that. I havent tried it myself. Im sorry I dont have a definitive answer for you.