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iPhone 4 & Jabra Cruiser2

DubTony · 2013-08-21 11:42:11

I have a Jabra Cruiser 2 bluetooth handsfree unit. While it's great for its intended purpose, when I get out of the car the phone and the handsfree kit don't disconnect from each other until I'm a decent distance away. That's ok if I'm out and about but with the car parked in the driveway or even on the road outside the…

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I have a Jabra Cruiser 2 bluetooth handsfree unit. While it's great for its intended purpose, when I get out of the car the phone and the handsfree kit don't disconnect from each other until I'm a decent distance away. That's ok if I'm out and about but with the car parked in the driveway or even on the road outside the house, they stay connected.
Any other bluetooth kit I had disconnected a lot sooner, so this may be an issue with the Cruiser more so than the phone.
Now I could manually switch off the cruiser as I get out of the car, but it's fiddly with a very small power button that needs to be moved as opposed to pushed, so it would be easier to do it on the phone when I get into the house and drop the stuff I'm inevitably struggling with. The thing is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a Quick Disconnect feature, and as long as I'm in connection distance of the car, it will keep reconnecting, even in the middle of a phone call.

Have I missed something? Any help would be appreciated.

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