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On my Beloit 15 My girlfriend and I was able to be connected via bluetooth at the same time, and switch songs from spotify on both our phones.
When I set up two Beolit 15´s, and connect one phone via bluetooth, the other phone can´t connect to the Beolit 15.
What is this? Is it a "feature"? Stupid thing to add functionality, and at the same time remove functionality without informing. Reminds me of a certain fruit-company..
"You think we can slap some oak on this thing?"
I have been in contact with BeoCare, and they claim that two iPhones can be connected at the same time when two BL15´s are in True Wireless mode.
I removed the speakers from the bluetooth settings on both iPhones, and I also did a bluetoot reset on bot Beolit 15´s.
-Paired both iPhones with the BL15 I use as master speaker.
At this point the BL15´s won´t make the TW-connection.
I need to disconnect one iphone (only one is connected to the master speaker) in order to make the TW-connection.
If I try to connect a second iPhone to the master after the TW-connection is made, I get an error message on the iPhone that says I have to check that the unit is turned on an within range.
Any ideas?