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I have an XM3 also. Only occasionally does it try to pair with the wrong device. That might have a lot to do with me turning bluetooth off on unused devices tho
by aceazzameen 4y ago
I have an XM3 also. Only occasionally does it try to pair with the wrong device. That might have a lot to do with me turning bluetooth off on unused devices though. However, in the rare instances where it does connect to the wrong device, I hold the power button down which forces it to enter pairing mode and disconnect. And almost always, the device I want to use will then connect. It hasn't happened often enough to be an annoyance yet.
- dzhiurgis 4y agoI have XM3. Hold power for 7 seconds and it will enter pairing mode. Fairly minor issue for me as I mostly use them for coding. Amazing headphones otherwise.
- Larrikin 4y agoAlso if you have a phone with NFC (or possibly any device with NFC other than an iPhone) you can just slide the device over the NFC logo and it will switch over to being paired with that device. Really convenient when switching from my computer to phone.
- dzhiurgis 4y agoWill have to try. Strange Apple refuses to put NFC in macbooks.
- alanbernstein 4y agoWhat bugs me about this UI is that there is another button on the headphones that I NEVER use. Why can't that just be the pairing button? Or maybe their top-of-the-line headphone model could have... Three buttons?
- coldtea 4y ago>That might have a lot to do with me turning bluetooth off on unused devices though Well, duh!
- aceazzameen 4y agoOf course. But not all of them all the time.