Assuming a bluetooth source and an iPhone are already paired with the Bose Quiet Comfort 35, does it automatically switch from the first Bluetooth source to an iPhone when the iPhone receives a call? Does it switch back after the call is complete? null

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reggie · Accepted Answer

I have an android phone and not an iPhone, but it does exactly as you ask on my phone. I can listen to music on my computer and when the phone call comes in, i can take the call. When the call is over, ther music picks right back up.

Answered by reggie 9 years ago

Kirk · Answer

Yes, that's exactly how it works.

grimmjon · Answer

they can both be paired at the same time however when i received a phone call while listening to music, the music paused and I was able to complete my call. Upon hanging up the music resumed.

JLF599 · Answer

It will try to pair with any two known devices nearby. For instance, at work they will pair with my phone and my laptop both. I can be listening to music from my laptop and it will notify me if I get a call and let me take the call without issue. I was surprised it worked so well! :)

Answered by JLF599 9 years ago

Bose Support · Answer

That's a great question. The QuietComfort 35 allows for multi-point connection. If one device is streaming music to the spkr and a call comes in on the 2nd connected phone it will pause the music on the first phone and allow the customer to answer the call coming in on the 2nd phone. Once the call is over the music will resume from the device playing music.

Answered by Bose Support 9 years ago

“Assuming a bluetooth source and an iPhone are already paired with the Bose Quiet Comfort 35, does it automatically switch from the first Bluetooth source to an iPhone when the iPhone receives a call? Does it switch back after the call is complete?”

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