Will this speaker pick up the bluetooth signal from my pc that is approx 35ft away, with one sheetrock wall in between?
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Lori,I haven't tried this before for I use the wireless speaker when I have my phone playing music. The only time I have had issues is when the speaker is in one place and my phone is in my pocket and I am moving all around my house. With that being said, I don't think you would have any issues with 35ft. Keep in mind if you have any type of wiring within the walls, that may cause some interference.Hope this helps!
1556223
Lori, I haven't tried this before for I use the wireless speaker when I have my phone playing music. The only time I have had issues is when the speaker is in one place and my phone is in my pocket and I am moving all around my house. With that being said, I don't think you would have any issues with 35ft. Keep in mind if you have any type of wiring within the walls, that may cause some interference. Hope this helps!
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No more than 30 feet. Less if there are walls in between. Works as well as other BT devices I have.
79000
I purchased a mini USB Bluetooth adaptor and plugged it into the PC. Do not specifically remember, but it looked for the speakers and as long as the speakers are electrically plugged in and the button turned on to blinking it worked. My PC and speakers are in different rooms but less than 30'.
1874086
Probably a mistake, Bluetooth is good up to about 30 feet depending on the area involved and obstructions.
966771
If the Bluetooth device is within 2 feet. I had horrible Bluetooth performance with the one I had and returned it.
635347
I have been using this speaker for quite sometime now and when connected to my cell phone I can walk about 20 feet away before it cuts out. If I have it in my apartment I can have it in one room and my phone be in the other a good 10 feet away and it still works no problem. Not sure if it may be your computer and phone or the speaker itself. I use a Samsung Galaxy SIII and my Laptop which is a Samsung SF510.
627717
I installed mine in a lower level room and can pick up transmissions from 25 miles away. Our terrain is rolling hills and lots of trees.
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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
48616
I am not sure what distance you are talking about. I have 1/2 acre property and parent's unit picks monitor sound everywhere.
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.
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Using an old Blackberry Bold 9000 as a music player, my SHARKK on Bluetooth works at a distance of 30-35ft. without distortion. After that it starts to drop the signal noticeably.
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The pairing range is at least 30 feet one same floor. Pairing also works across one floor (plywood + Woodfloor) and a least one standard drywall. However, even if pairing works, people I was talking to were complaining about poor sound quality if the mobile phone was not within 6 feet of the XLink. My guess is that this issue is caused by my WiFi router which is about 12 feet away from the XLink. The bitrate probably drops suddenly when the mobile phone is farther aways to the Xlink than the Wifi router. Not enough to make the pairing fail, but enough to degrade sound quality.
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Doubt it... range on this is VERY limited. If your PC is right above the radio and there is no metal in the way (and no interference), it might work, but it's a long shot... (this thing is not designed with long range in mind)
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Well, to do that, it would have to be within the radius of the Bluetooth reach from the speaker. I've found it to be around 30 feet. I'll look and see about externally connecting wires when I get home.
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I don't think so, it cannot pick up from across the end of a decent size room even. Sound quality is pretty good though.
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I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are supposed to do. I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are... » Read More I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are supposed to do. « Show Less
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I been able to hear clear sound as far away as 170 feet plus with no objects in the path of the signal. This also depends on the speaker: I use a Boombotix Rex.