Motorola V710
Wireless Stereo Headphones?
http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/adet.to?poid=290 ... »
I saw these new headphones were out, does anyone know if there's a chance of them working with a v710 or are they only able to be used with computers? Thanks!
I saw these new headphones were out, does anyone know if there's a chance of them working with a v710 or are they only able to be used with computers? Thanks!
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hettsey said:
http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/adet.to?poid=290 ... »
I saw these new headphones were out, does anyone know if there's a chance of them working with a v710 or are they only able to be used with computers? Thanks!
At first thought I was going to say they should work, but after reading the quoted text from the specs (below), I now do NOT think they will work.
Mike
>>Requirements: A Bluetooth wireless technology v. 1.2 (or higher) enabled device to connect to (Toshiba cannot confirm compatibility with all PC product and/or electronic devices using Bluetooth wireless technology other than Toshiba portable computers)>Requires Toshiba Bluetooth stack ver...
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Pretty sure they would NOT.... they even give you a download link to make them work with a PC.
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That's what I was worried about. I didn't know if the bluetooth version on the 710 was sufficient.
Are there any headphones like that out there that will work with our phones?
Are there any headphones like that out there that will work with our phones?
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Very few bluetooth devices work with stereo bluetooth headphones.
I own the HP version that is the same as the Toshiba model. They both are actually manufactured by Logitech.
To use stereo the bluetooth device needs to support the "high quality audio" profile.
The V710 doesn't have this profile. The hands free profile is what is included in the V710 and this doesn't even connect to the stereo headset.
It is too bad because it sure would be convenient.
I own the HP version that is the same as the Toshiba model. They both are actually manufactured by Logitech.
To use stereo the bluetooth device needs to support the "high quality audio" profile.
The V710 doesn't have this profile. The hands free profile is what is included in the V710 and this doesn't even connect to the stereo headset.
It is too bad because it sure would be convenient.
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