I have an in-car bluetooth system and am having trouble getting the rezound to connect reliably. Usually it won't connect at all on its own, but I've noticed that if I start the car with the rezound bluetooth turned off, and then turn the bluetooth on, sometimes it will connect. Sometimes I can force it to connect by manually going into the rezound's bluetooth menu and selecting the car, but this only works about 25% of the time, and sometimes it only connects to streaming media, not to the hands-free headset. I had absolutely no issues with connecting my Dinc - the Dinc would just automatically connect as long as BT was turned on - so I don't think it's the car system.
Has anyone else had this kind of issue? I'm still within the return period for the phone, so I'm wondering if I should take it back and exchange it for a new one, or if this is a problem across the all rezounds and I need to either live with it or get a different phone.
Thanks for your feedback.  SOLUTION FOR SUBARU CARS WITH HANDSFREE BLUETOOTH PHONE SYSTEMS: The proper way to set up the phone to connect for both phone calls and streaming media is to use the steering wheel controls to do the set up. If you use the radio controls you may have the issues above.
Last edited by Flur; 02-23-2012 at 02:00 PM.
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