What is the distance you can be away from your phone before it disconnects?
1808703
I can be about 10 ft from one phone but less from the second one. I think it may depend on the make of the phone too.
1808704
I would say 15-20 feet from the phone would still be no problem if there is no obstruction. Still clear within 15-20 feet.
1808705
Mine would disconnect at around 30 feet. I advise not to buy this product. It is so loud it can damage ear drums but it freezes up and will not turn on , off, charge, or do anything
1592971
10 meters (~30 ft) should be fine. I haven't had any issues walking away from my phone when using the wireless dongle. I think 50 inches is the length of the provided cord in case you have not charged the wireless dongle or the headphones.
1799762
I think does about 15 feet....BUT I most commonly use it with my phone placed only a few inches away.... IE I seldom actually use the phone. I do know this device is more reliable than my previous one... HOWEVER it seems to sometimes drop signals in muggy weather any my other blue tooth devices have also done that... Jean
1983842
about 5 feet. It's in 2 parts, so you can disconnect it, but not unplug it.
1596102
After about 50 feet it will not connect. Sometime a bit farther sometime only 30 feet. I need to carry my phone with me most of the time.
1271428
With no obstacle in its path, about 15 feet... Breaks up a lot if it's not close to the Bluetooth. But def worth the money.. I use it every day.
1143689
In my home, I have walked as far away as 25-30 ft. and still retained the signal and call on my FINITI Bluetooth. One may hear a brief "crackling" sound if solid walls separate the FINITI from the phone, but still retain the call signal.
2232170
when I have my phone on my hip, and the device clipped to my lapel, I every once in a while get some cut-out, but I'm a big guy, so there's a lot of body for it to go through... lol... as for direct line of sight range I'd say 15ft is going to be the cut-out free limit... not as good as some devices available, but for it's size and weight, I think it's great!
2147329
only use my with my Christmas light display and I had no problem with it getting out at least 3 blocks away from home, sorry I cannot tell you in miles.
688253
Not that far...maybe 15-20 ft. I use it in my classroom and have to leave the phone by it while walking around the room. :(
1974890
For me it's been about 20' feet and it seems to also depends if your using your tablet or Iphone. My phone is less the 18' and my Nexus 7 is a little more the 20'. I really like it but wish it was able to receive at a greater distance it really isolates me to one room only. Where I wish I could go to the back porch or anywhere in the house. Oh well maybe some day. Hope this helped later.
2097514
I hate carring my phone around because of the kids, i live in a town house and i usually leave my phone in the kitchen while i go upstairs in the bedroom and down to the basement to do laundry,it always tell you the number calling and i always answer and receives clearly for more than 8hrs. Range of 20-30 feet.
1592969
I have had mine as far as 30-40 feet, with no problems in reception? So yes, it should be no problem. Walls, etc. could shorten that length, but I had a few walls separating the signal from the phones, when I was 30-40 feet away, in my house and had no problems with reception. Your house could be different, depending on thickness of walls, emi, etc.
1107832
Having to disconnect is kind of a pain when you have +4 devices (comp, smartphone, roommates phone, visitors phone). Whatever is connected last needs to be found then disconnected before you then connect what device you want.
1343539
I use a quick disconnect because the cord does not reach very far and to plug it into my phone another cord is needed. The end of the headset cannot plug directly into a phone.
802017
Good question, I keep my phone in my right pocket when I hike and it has never dropped the signal. I just played around a little in my house and was able to walk at least 50ft away as long as I had a clear path between the phone and headset. Of course when you get obstacles, like floors or walls in the way it drops a lot faster but I was still able to get 20 ft away.
2121540
Yes and no. Distancing the phone from the tag and having any form of barrier will decrease the range of the tag. However, unless you've got a glass tag, an implanted tag, or one with an exceptionally low signal to begin with, you'll not notice any difference.