TDK BT-100

By   |   August 9, 2007

These Bluetooth headphones, whose transmitter is rechargeable via USB, claim a range of 10m and a playing time of four hours.


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The Good:the answer!!!!

The Bad:mORE EXPLANATION mR tdk pLEASE

You just need to hold down the stop button for longer .... untill it flashes very fast blue and red... then quickly connect and use 0000 on iphones... and Bobs your mothers brother!

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This thing is junk. I just ordered a Sony. This thing goes back or I will stuff it up the sellers arse...the code will not work...I tried it on the pc and mobile phone...it's garbage

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The Good:It's worked

The Bad:The worst Batttery life

I just bought new unit and since the first start the standby time of the battery is only approx. 2 hours (untill totally off), playing music less than an hour (the first 5 minutes red led light up and less than an hour totally off), talk time less than 5 minutes and low battery led (red)light up.

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Nico - Iphone Expert posted a comment   

The Good:It works

The Bad:Difficult pairing

Here's the solution for pairing with Iphone:

Plug the bluetooth headset into the USB power slot. Then press the main button for 5 secs until the red light starts flashing rapidly. Now pair your Iphone, by entering the PIN: 0000.

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it works !!!!

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The Good:Excellent for motorcyclists (and the gym!)

The Bad:Turning off is fiddly as others have suggested

Only bluetooth headset I have seen that can be worn easily under a helmet (all others clip over ear and are too bulky). You can use your own earbuds if you don't like those supplied, so no issue. Hope I can find another set when this one dies!

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The Good:Small, lightweigth with reasonable sound

The Bad:Toggle switch a bit temporamental

I had the same issue with the pass code not recognised. Make sure when first scanning for blutooth devices for the BT-100/BT-81 that the centre button is depressed for 5 seconds until the red/blue light rapidly flashes. Your BT-100 should find your mobile straight away. Mine did and hope this helps.

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The Good:Small

The Bad:Cannot Pair to my Nokia

The manual suggest using "0000" to enable a pairing, but this does not work, fails to authenticate. I bought two units and both fail to connect.

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Nico - Iphone Expert
 

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Please see my reply above

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The Good:Inexpensive, light, easy to use.

The Bad:Sound quality could be better. Reccurring glith in the audio transmission.

I've had BT-100 set for a month now. Works fine with my O2 XDA Atom, including volume controls while running Mortplayer (haven't checked Media Player, should work too). It 'hic-ups' every couple of minutes with a very short glitch in the audio. Not sure if it is the BT-100 or the Atom to blame.

Couldn't pair BT-100 up with my old iPAQ HX4700 although the iPAQ used to work HP bluetooth stereo headphones. I bought BT-100 after the HPs packed up. The HPs sounded better. I am considering buying iPhone stereo adapter to be able to connect better quality, 'normal' stereo headset.

Gennerlly, I'm happy with the BT-100 set.

One other thing, a little strange. It shows as BT-81 on the device list, not as BT-100. Suspecting outdated firmware but cannot find an upgrade.

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User Reviews / Comments  TDK BT-100

  • pg

    pg

    "You just need to hold down the stop button for longer .... untill it flashes very fast blue and red... then quickly connect and use 0000 on iphones... and Bobs your mothers brother!"

  • Haggis

    Haggis

    "This thing is junk. I just ordered a Sony. This thing goes back or I will stuff it up the sellers arse...the code will not work...I tried it on the pc and mobile phone...it's garbage"

  • nodhi

    nodhi

    "I just bought new unit and since the first start the standby time of the battery is only approx. 2 hours (untill totally off), playing music less than an hour (the first 5 minutes red led light up ..."

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