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2 iDevices, 1 bluetooth keyboard

By Toonhead, 19 November, 2012

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I've just gotten myself a brand new shiny iPhone 5 and I'm really loving it! As the subject line says, I've got 1 bluetooth keyboard, but I want to be able to use it with both iDevices I have. The other one I have is an iPod touch 4th gen. I've experimented a bit and i've found that with the particular keyboard I have, I have to end up pairing it to the specific device I want to use, otherwise it won't work. In case anyone's interested, I have an amazon basics bluetooth keyboard and it's really nice! So is there anything I can do to bypass the pairing process when I want to switch iDevices? I know it probably sounds like a strange question but yeah! If anyone knows I'd be interested. Thanks.

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Hi tune head, Not sure if you

By Chelsea

11 years ago

Hi tune head, Not sure if you are in the market for a new Bluetooth keyboard, but I found this while casually surfing3 http://www.macworld.com/article/1167588/logitech_wireless_solar_keyboard_k760_works_with_all_your_apple_devices.html Apparently, you can connect and remember three devices. Hope this helps.

thanks

By Toonhead

11 years ago

In reply to Hi tune head, Not sure if you by Chelsea

Hey. I looked at several keyboards actually, and I chose the Amazon one because it can be paired to several devices at once, or so I was told in the reviews. However, if I'm using my iPhone and then I want to use my iPod touch for whatever reason, I have to pair the keyboard each time I want to switch devices, I hope I'm making sense here? I'm sometimes horrible at explaining things lol. Also just as an aside, my nick on here is actually spelled T O O N H E A D. Don't worry, most people get it wrong lol. But I wanted you to know in case you wanted to respond somehow but couldn't find me or something. anyways, if i have to pair the keyboard each time I don't mind, but wanted to see if there's a faster way to do it, and at this point there doesn't appear to be. unless someone knows something and they haven't mentioned it yet. Thanks.

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