What is the range of the bluetooth between rooms? i.e. out of the line of sight
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Mine would not work between rooms until we got the antenna booster. Works fine now from anywhere in the house.
1548895
Our Renny Home has an extender antenna and works in every room in our 2 story house.
1548896
I have no issues with the Renny in one room and my phone in another. I even take it to different floors in my house and it works fine.
1548897
I have a two-story home. The Renny is on a kitchen counter on the main floor. I often leave my phone in my closed den on the second floor. There is a distance of probably over 50 feet and several walls. No problems with bluetooth reception there or anywhere in the house.
1548898
I have the antenna as well as the device. The renny is downstairs in my office and it still picks up my phone upstairs in the bedroom.
1279178
15 feet. I have a 2 bedroom apartment and when I connect this bluetooh in the las room ,I can walk all the apartment with my bluetooth headphones and reception is good.
1799762
I think does about 15 feet....BUT I most commonly use it with my phone placed only a few inches away.... IE I seldom actually use the phone. I do know this device is more reliable than my previous one... HOWEVER it seems to sometimes drop signals in muggy weather any my other blue tooth devices have also done that... Jean
1197523
Yes, the Bluetooth tech allows that but I don't know how far away you can get. Maybe 2-3 feet?
1294119
Does not have to be to be close. My router is downstairs and I have it connected on the second story bedroom. You could always try using a wifi repeater if you are getting interference.
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I will assume that the wireless speakers you have are Bluetooth, although you didn't specify. There are other types of wireless speakers. And I will assume that your computer is running Windows XP or later, since the model of the computer itself means nothing in this case... it's the operating system that is important. In a nutshell, the minimum requirements are as follows: Windows XP or later USB 1.1 or 2.0 Bluetooth device using Bluetooth 2.0, 2.1, 3.0 or 3.0+HS Class 2 (will not support Bluetooth 4.0 - use item No. BTD-400 instead) The effective range is 30ft. but that is reduced by any obstacles, such as walls, furniture, appliances, etc. So as you can see, the answer to your question depends on a number of things. However, if your computer and speakers meet the minimum requirements, and as long as the computer and speakers are only one room - maybe two rooms - apart, you should be just fine. I can have my computer in my bedroom upstairs playing my music, and use my Bluetooth headphones one floor down and two rooms away and it works just fine. If I stray any farther away than that, the signal breaks up and eventually my headphones give up and disconnect. Depending on how far away your speakers are from the computer, you can play with the placement of the speakers in the room to get a better signal.
2232168
About 15 feet. A quick tip: turning the bluetooth receiver around in the direction of device its paired with, especially when close to 15 feet, helps with the signal.
2125571
Depending upon the distance my phone or iPad is away from the speaker determines the bluetooth link. Greater than 15 feet the signal drops out. especially if my body is between the speaker and the phone. Pairing some times takes several attempts. However the speaker works well for me most of the time. If you have paired it with another device you must first disconnect that device through the general settings. Only one will pair at a time.
1350377
The range is going to be typical for a Bluetooth device -- maybe around 30 feet. You can even walk into a different room, but any obstructions will shorten the distance. As far as battery life, I believe it is 3-4 hours.
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I bought one and tested IPad Bluetooth range. It gets about 75 ft with clear line of sight. I don't think I would be more than 25 ft away.
500885
Only very close - perhaps 3 - 5 feet - I tried from across a large room and could not get it to work
686584
I'm pretty sure that the range of the remote is around 10'. Besides that, this remote is IR and is line of sight only. I personally do not know of any remotes that would work from room to room.
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I measured it outside with straight line of sight at 55 feet and have gone 30 feet with walls and a refrigerator in between with no loss. I believe the newer high quality smart phones like my S5 Active may have something to do with better connections also. I just wanted to add that my last pair of Bluetooth earbuds Active2 would cut out whenever a body part got between them and the phone. I've had no such problem with these. Also consider sound quality and comfort which I don't believe can be surpassed as of now. Good Luck!.
1973977
I haven't measured distance but seemed very stable I.e.: if the speaker is out on the deck and I walk inside with my phone the connection was maintained. Other bt receivers I have were much more temperamental
814671
I'm very happy with it's range. I couldn't give you an exact number, but it works well enough that I never worry about dropping a call or connection when I'm within reason. Line of sight with the sending bluetooth device offers great range.
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Dear Meghan,Thank you for your question regarding our BTE40. The range for this device or any Bluetooth product is about 30 feet.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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You answer the phone by pushing down on the front of the Bluetooth device. The range is approx.; 30 feet in my case.