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I wanted to know myself, so I just checked the guide on the iOS app which actually tells you this. The slider on right ear piece which is also used to turn the
by jonathanlydall 5y ago
I wanted to know myself, so I just checked the guide on the iOS app which actually tells you this. The slider on right ear piece which is also used to turn the headset on/off. A short held slide to the right apparently switches connected devices, while a long held slide opens it for pairing.
- 7ewis 5y agoOh wow, owned mine for years... never knew that. Often been annoyed when despite nothing playing on one device, it wouldn't switch. Great tip, thanks!
- synecdoche 5y ago> Have a button that cycles through which 2 devices are simultaneously connected. I understand this as being able to cycle through all combinations of two stored devices. I'm only able to select the next previously paired device, not a combination of two devices. Have I misunderstood the GP? I can't find any mention in the help about selection of two devices, only iteration of previously paired devices.
- Humphrey 5y ago> I can't find any mention in the help about selection of two devices, only iteration of previously paired devices. When a new device is selected, the least recently selected device is disconnected. So once your first device is selected, start cycling again and select your second device. It's just a FIFO (First in first out) queue of devices.