“I've recently purchase a pair of Bose and it seem like it has the feature to pair with multiple devices. Is there a way for me to keep it to myself when in public? I would hate it to hear people pair with my headphones since they are invading my privacy.”
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You must actively setup to pair your headphones. They cannot be paired without your manual intervention.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.they pair with 2 devices. You have to put them in pairing mode via the switch on the side to pair with the 2nd device. So you'll be ok in public.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Once you enable the pairing mode, one device can pair with it. Once the device has paired it no longer is in pairing mode. To add another device you have to slide the power switch and hold a few seconds for it to enable pairing mode again. Other people around you cannot pair unless this step is done.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I haven't had any problems with my headphones picking up stray signals, or paring with devices other than mine. The process of pairing requires you enable paring on the headphone so it is unlikely that someone else would be able to pair uninvited. The headphone announces what devices they are pared with when they connect, so even in the case of a "rouge" connection, you would know about it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Nope. Only the selected Bluetooth that is programmed with mine.
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