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Bluetooth Annoyance
I have two phones that I use. They both have bluetooth. I have one bluetooth headset. I wish I could pair my bt headset with both phones at the same time, but I haven't been able to do it. Why is this? It's annoying that I have to keep pairing back and forth whenever the other phone rings. I get a lot of calls on both phones and in one day I pair more than 10 times from one phone to the other.
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If I am correct, no you cannot. In a bluetooth pairing there is one primary device and up to 5(? 5 might be more but that is irrelevant) The master then handles all the communique between the other connected devices. So in a phone and headset relationship it works like so.
Phone = Master
Headset = Slave
If you paired your phone to say your computer it would work as so
Computer = Master
Phone = Slave
So on and so forth which ever device is paired off the most is the master.
Now bluetooth is unique in that it can in fact switch the master on the fly (unlike a IDE controller which you have to switch it manually) However I do not believe a device like the headset can actually take the seat as the master. Which means you are as...
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buy another bluetooth lol
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that would be the simple answer. Wear one on each ear and look SUPER cool 😁
You have the time to go through the pairing process while your phone is ringing? Seems like that would take longer then I would want to make the person wait.
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Plantronics Discovery 640 with multi-point technology will solve your problem. Can be paired with multiple phones at the same time.
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