It has a headphone profile, not a speaker profile, so the phone thinks it's a Bluetooth headphone. Nothing you can do about it except return it if it's within the return period. (It's a design flaw in the speaker - not everyone who can put parts together understands how they're supposed to work. It's also why quality components cost more - experienced design engineers get paid more than someone who read a few books, and 3 months of field testing before starting to sell costs more than "it's made, ship it".)
03-25-2015 05:58 PM