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I am using u100i
Have you compared hpm78 iwth hpm70??
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Posted: 2010-05-08 11:48:53
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Anyone used the MW600s with a PS3?
Seriously considering these but that would be the clincher.
Thanks
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Posted: 2010-05-14 00:59:44
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I have this for a month now. Previously I have used the Jabra BT3030, dog tag shape, ball chain hung, Jabra earplugs included, 3.5 mm socket. Streaming devices were SE P1i and No E51.
Currently I employ good old P1i and Xperia X2
I bought the MW600 because I needed FM radio onboard, with Jabra I had to plug the headphone cable as antenna into the handset first than go to enable streaming sound to BT headset.
I use MW600 with Sennheiser MX760 earbuds, as I find earplugs eardrum damaging and unhygienic above all. Sound quality is more than satisfactory, I agree with all of you.
My major complaint is they aren't 'really' multipoint after all. More like a 'bi' point in some 'one at the time' way.
Let me explain: the Jabra BT3030 supports audio streaming from one device, usually the latest which it had paired with, and handles calls from ANY of the two active devices.
Indeed the MW600 can pair with three different devices, but only ONE audio streaming device and ONE same or other phone can access it at same or around same time. Hence the other phone (which is also important to me) can ring in vain until forwarded at some cost for me to the one I've manually selected. Pretty many hand operations involed here.
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Posted: 2010-05-20 22:08:27
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Mine finally arrived today - not the easiest thing to use. Only real annoyance is that when Im listening to music on my X10, I cannot fastforward within tracks. The manual says to hold >> but all is does is briefly interrupt the music make a double beep and then the music carries on as normal. The >> flashes on the screen as if you hold it down but it just carries on at the normal speed. Boo.
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Posted: 2010-05-25 22:42:45
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Yes, there seems to be a functional issue with the MW600 & X10 combo. It also seems that the X10 cannot display ID3 tag data on the headset (unless the experience of others says otherwise).
Very frustrating.
Regards
Pop
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Posted: 2010-05-26 16:24:13
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My X10 doesn't always connect to my MW600 when I start BT on the phone and then start the headset. I have to press the call button on the headset to activate the connection. Sometimes it just works, but most of the time it doesn't. It seems to work best with ordinary SE phones and not Android.
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Posted: 2010-05-27 13:21:09
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Hi,
does anybody know how many different icons the MW600 have for paired devices?
I have seen three icons (besides for FM radio) for a phone, computer and stereo device, in case of more ones distinguished by number (1,2,3).
(Nokia mobile phone, SENNHEISER BTD 300 Audio, another Nokia phone)
(Nokia phone, SENNHEISER BTD 300 Audio, TomTom GPS (but it refused to work with MW600)
(Notebook with Bluetooth onboard, phone, SENNHEISER BTD 300 Audio)
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BTW, I have no problem with touch volume control, which somebody complain about.
I is necessary first to "wake it up" by a finger going from one end to the other - the whole way from + to -.
The only little problem is that the MW600 does not work while external power is attached.
Except this, it is almost perfect
[ This Message was edited by: bflmpsvz on 2010-06-01 19:06 ]
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Posted: 2010-05-27 19:48:14
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I'm considering buying one for my C902, but I have few questions
#1, Do I have to keep bluetooth switched on, on my phone everytime I'm expecting calls, or the phone automatically switches on Bluetooth and connects with the Headset (powered on)
#2. How is the music playback time of the PHONE ? , does it use more power than playing through wired headset or low power ?
Thanks
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Posted: 2010-06-07 13:43:42
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On 2010-06-07 13:43:42, gayannr wrote:
I'm considering buying one for my C902, but I have few questions
#1, Do I have to keep bluetooth switched on, on my phone everytime I'm expecting calls, or the phone automatically switches on Bluetooth and connects with the Headset (powered on)
#2. How is the music playback time of the PHONE ? , does it use more power than playing through wired headset or low power ?
Thanks
#1, Yes, you have to have BT on the phone and the headset connected all the time.
#2, The playback time is less when you use a BT headset than a when you use a wired one. The phone's battery capacity decreases when you send data (stream music) via BT.
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Posted: 2010-06-07 14:13:51
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Has anyone seen white version available yet or schedule to release?
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Posted: 2010-06-07 15:37:46
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