are isound wireless bluetooth speakers compatiable with the iphone 4.3
1990702
The instructions say, "Bluetooth enabled device". Guessing that is any device with Bluetooth capability. No password required to sync
1990703
I'm pretty sure it's compatible with any apple device. As long as you have Bluetooth on I say you're good. But ask the seller if you have any doubts !
4152
Well, the only thing it says it is compatible with is Bluetooth versions 3.0 & 4.0. However, (changing my answer a little) it did connect with my bluetooth v.2.1 headphones. The sound was clear without static or interruption. I'd probably give it a shot.
1259618
Yes. I bought this speaker for use with my iPhone 4. It still works perfectly with it.
1823475
As far as I can tell yes it is compatible not sure about I phone but they are just like any other Bluetooth headset
2117762
It is SOMEWHAT compatable with the iPhone 3GS. If you do not place the iPhone in airplane mode (non-receive) the speakers will have a hum and then more interference if someone calls you.
2009736
Yes. When using bluetooth linked to iPhone or iMac, volume, pause/play are functional. As you might guess, when hard-wired, those functions don't work.
656516
The speaker will work with the iPhone 4 just fine. In fact, it will work with any device that had Bluetooth. iPad, Android devices, even laptops if it has Bluetooth.
1511957
We have an iPod 3G and the doc works fine. The audio sounds awsome. One note: When you connect the iPhone to the dock, a message appears on the iPhone screen that says something like "not connected to a compatible device" and gives you the option to turn off the wireless services. This doesn't mean it won't work, just that the Soundbar isn't recognized as a device that's shielded to ensure wireless services won't interfere with the audio playback when a call comes in. You can chose to let the phone turn off the wireless or not - we haven't noticed any interference when we played music off the iphone.
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Sounds like you are comparing the one with blutooth and the one without. The one without should cost less and require you to plug the supplied cable into your source device (phone, discman(!), laptop, etcI don't recall the spec on the iPhone 4 but if it has blutooth you could connect to the more expensive JBL speaker wirelessly.
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This would probably be better directed to 66 Audio for the technical aspects but my understanding is it is Bluetooth 4.0. Since nearly all phones/devices to which you would pair these would allow backward compatibility, it shouldn't be a problem. Bluetooth 3.0 and 4.0 are nearly identical except for the lower power consumption of 4.0. As the standby time for these headphones is nearly two weeks, my bet is 4.0.
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I'm not sure; they give you several ways to connect including a head phone jack but my dad has an iPhone 5 and he has a speaker system that worked fine for his iPhone 4 but doesn't work for his iPhone 5 even through the head phone jack. You might want to check with the manufacturer.
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i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a guess from a geek..... i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a... » Read More i am not sure if you still need an answer based on the earlier ones already sent to you. However, my daughter (to whom I gave the Jambox as a gift and who loves it) has paired her iPhone with it. That is about all I can say. Like one of the reviewers below, I am not technical enough to know. Perhaps you can look on line for the Jambox and see that it says. Most manuals, I believe, will give you the technical specs for what is needed. Given that the central purpose of the Jambox is to allow blue-tooth connectivity, I would be surprised if you could not pair your phone to it but that's just a guess from a geek..... « Show Less
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Yes... the iPhone will support the Bluetooth v3.0. It does not matter who your wireless service is provided by.
1912414
I have only used it with the iPhone 4, since they are bluetooth and I would expect them work with either device.
2094673
Unfortunately I don't think so. I gave this to my parents as a gift and they both had iPhone 4's at the time.I looked at the specs on the website again and didn't see anything that stated which version iPhone was compatible or not.If it were blue tooth you wouldn't be tied to a specific model, but I'm just not sure.
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I have both systems, I use iTunes for the WiFi speakers, and Bluetooth for the other.
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Dear Chris,The Harman Kardon NOVA bluetooth speaker will work with the Bluetooth feature on your Iphone. Let me know if I can answer any additional questions for you!Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo