Originally Posted by jewel

I'm using a Nokia 8801 with Tmobile.

I pair the phone to the car, no problem. The phone works great for a week, but randomly, when I make calls from the car, the bluetooth between the car and phone will disconnect. The call will still go through with it being routed to the phone instead of the car. I try to hit the connect on the screen, but it will connect for 1 second, and then immediately disconnet with the "check your phone" message. In order to get everything working again, I have to delete the pairing on the nav, delete the pairing on the phone, turn off the BT on the phone, and then redo the pairing again.

Pain in the *** when you have to do it every single week.

Any idea what is going on here?

Originally Posted by Batmobile

that battery meter does not represent how much battery life you have on your phone. That meter is actually the battery meter for the bluetooth. I've had it shut off on me several times and directed my phone call to my phone since the battery was low. everynight i charge my phone and when i go to work in the morning the battery meter fluctuates depending on how much i use it the previous day/night.

i don't know how to charge it other than not connect your phone for a day and it will recharge itself

Originally Posted by shaolin

interesting. I never thought of the meter on the screen and batt of bluetooth. I know one thing is that this will only happen in the afternoon while i'm driving back home.

Originally Posted by Buds

Just so we clear the air... there is no such thing as a bluetooth battery. There is Bluetooth signal strength but Bluetooth itself does not have its own battery.