I get alerts through my Jawbone ICON HD regardless if A2DP is disabled or enabled. If you use Bluetooth a lot, I highly recommend a custom earpiece from AverySound.com. The stock earpieces are very uncomfortable compared to a custom earpiece. I can keep mine in my ear all day and it doesn't bother me. The stock ones become bothersome after just 15 minutes or so. Additionally, the custom earpieces increase the sound by about 4x, so it will actually be audible in very loud situations if you turn the volume up all the way. I had to turn the volume up all the way with the stock earpiece, so it was useless in even moderately loud situations.Hmm works with my Blackberry visor mount bluetooth in my truck so I'm guessing it's more to do with the Bluetooth device than the iPhone. So my next question is what devices are ppl using. The one I have now is very comfortable, I've had others that hurt my ear and give me a headache.
I can vouch for this.I get alerts through my Jawbone ICON HD regardless if A2DP is disabled or enabled. If you use Bluetooth a lot, I highly recommend a custom earpiece from AverySound.com. The stock earpieces are very uncomfortable compared to a custom earpiece. I can keep mine in my ear all day and it doesn't bother me. The stock ones become bothersome after just 15 minutes or so. Additionally, the custom earpieces increase the sound by about 4x, so it will actually be audible in very loud situations if you turn the volume up all the way. I had to turn the volume up all the way with the stock earpiece, so it was useless in moderately loud situations.
You have to connect to a computer and sign into MyTalk to update the firmware and disable features on a Jawbone.How do you enable or disable A2DP?
What headset are you using?I get them on my bluetooth, and I don't want them there. If I don't have my headset on, I don't hear my alerts.
Sorry, I missed this.What headset are you using?
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