Using a Nexus One with CyanogenMod 7 (Android 2.3) it is really a mess. When I'm on a call at my desk (closed window and all), the person on the other end can barely understand me, they get so annoyed I have to turn the headset off. At my end it's fine.
Music playback is stuttering, too. Is that normal with Android?
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same here performs great and there's even an app to get further capabilities
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I have a Jawbone, and a stock nexus S, and i have no issues. Pairing was actually easier then I expected.
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Mine works great with my android razr. One thing I have noticed is it will get jittery around microwaves, is there one near your desk?
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I use this with a Droid X and Galaxy Tab. With the Droid X the only problem is occasionally the reception is weak and choppy. Don't generally have that problem on the tablet but on that one the software doesn't see the device as capable of media audio unless I re-pair it every time I go to use it. It sees it as a headset always, but until I go through the pairing process on the headset it won't register for audio.
Otherwise, this thing works great. Love that it reads my messages to me.
Otherwise, this thing works great. Love that it reads my messages to me.
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