Do you have to unplug the AUX-IN cable in order to use Bluetooth?
877960
You have to unplug it from the phone or mp3 player but not from the clock directly
1682561
I used the bluetooth adapter, getting better sound than aux. also drain battery quicker. must be in direct sunlight.
1436880
I haven't had any such problems... my only thoughts would be you do have it plugged in on the input side, not the output side. Bluetooth; it's not linked to another Bluetooth source. When I would grab ours if it was within range of say my daughters Ipod and still linked to that Ipod then I could not access it until we unlinked it. Hope this helps.
1861264
I agree with the Professor. I use the Bluetooth wireless to aux-in because my car has a jack. It sounds great, and the phone doesn't even come out of my pocket. Google Navigation is easier to hear, too.
1304726
Yes you can. But I don't recommend buying it if you gonna use the bluetooth connection. It worked the first month and now I have to use the aux cable.
830905
I had not tried to do so. The current bluetooth isn't the best and will cause you problems down the road.
1356121
Yes. I plug my phones USB cable right into the port and rock out with the Bluetooth all night. You can also plug it into the auxiliary port.
2220274
Actual I bought this for my uncle and he uses the given cables...so to be honest I haven't seen anything about bluetooth or maybe looked over it..
776617
You need the cable for app radio mode . Bluetooth will only give you audio.
1628174
Unfortunately, I can't answer that. I have an old iPod that I use with it. So I haven't bothered with Bluetooth. Sorry
586451
Thank you for your quick response. I have an older iPod that does not have Bluetooth.
1748262
Nope. It plugs in directly to your AUX jack, with no way of changing to another form of input.
1654571
When using Bluetooth the controls on the transmitting unit (iPod, iPhone, etc.) override the controls on the speaker. I assume this is so you can control the volume remotely which would be a convenience. I haven't tried using the speaker with it connected via cable, but I suspect the volume controls on the speaker would work in that configuration. The "Mode" button is necessary for pairing and is operable.
1163418
You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
670270
No, but I have my wireless headphones plugged in the AUX AUDIO OUT when I want to block out room noise OR trying to understand 'heavy' English accents (no discrimination implied or meant -- I talk 'Southern!') ... almost four years - no problems - still happy!
34750
The answer is no on "plugging" the bluetooth in . Bluetooth is a wireless technology, you cannot plug it in.
460028
Yeah you can, just go to your Bluetooth settings and it should be an option to change it. But I recommend you get the gogroove Bluetooth audio aux receiver, its way better for the car. I made the switch!