Your headphones will need to be 'connected' to the iPad and iPhone separately. Not literally, a bluetooth connection. The user instructions for the headphones will tell you how to do this. You will need to have bluetooth ON for the iGadget. I am able to have all three bluetooth connections [iMac, iPhone, iPad] 'connected' [maybe 'live' is a better description] simultaneously for my Bose QC35 headphones, but I only listen to one of them at a time. It is not the headphones which has to work out which bluetooth signal it should accept out of the ones 'connected'. The headphones will just receive the signal from whichever iGadget you turn the music, or other source, on. Obviously you will not be trying to stream a bluetooth signal from more than one iGadget at once.
HTH
On 13 Jan 2017, at 6:39 am, tkloth@wans.net [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com> wrote:I'm thinking of getting a cordless, Bluetooth, headset to use with my iPad. But I also have an iPhone. Both devices have Bluetooth. When I'm using the Bluetooth headset, How does it know that I want to listen to the iPad and not the iPhone?
TIA,
Tim K
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