Can you set your iPhone alarm &amp; have this connected via BT &amp; it will go off?? Can this be used as an alarm clock as long as it's paired w phone?
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No try the UE boom wireless speaker it's awesome..the Philips is ok but the sound quality in the UE BOOM speaker is great.with it being wireless you can do it all with that one...
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Not that I can ttell.personally I leave the bluetooth on mybphone turned on all of the time. When I want to hear some tunes I just turn my oontz on and it connects to my phone
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Not exactly. Your iPhone has access to various alarm apps and plugs into the speaker/charger. When you do this the clock on the device syncs to your iPhone clock. When the alarm app goes off, the sound is enhanced by whatever level you set the speakers on (unless you muted your iPhone then no signal would be sent to the speakers while docked). I use it all the time as my primary alarm clock.
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nope mine was extremely bad all i could get it to do was answer a voice call. mine i could set the time and alarm . but unfortunately it would not tell time. it was like being in the twilight zone where time stood still. it was a total waist of time & money.
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I just tried this while it was connected to my ipad. When I plugged the BT into the charger it turned off. But when I pressed and held the button while it was charging it reestablished the connection and worked while charging.
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My guess, it's only a guess, would be yes. However, I just set my iPhone alarm before I plug it into the clock. Works fine!
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When it plays music on the alarm function, is it music only, or the alarm sound as well? (I have one that simultaneously also beeps while it's on wake with music, I do not want one like that ever again.)
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Kevin, I bought this for my parents. I don't honestly remember if BT is available on this or not. I'm thinking it's not. But honestly couldn't swear to it. Sorry. I will try and check and repost a better answer.
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You will need to download a dock app. I used "Dock Clock". Then, you set the alarms per usual, activate the app, and then put the phone in the dock. It is really a great setup. The upright position means you can see the time without grabbing for your phone, it lets you dim the display so that half of your room isn't lit up, and the dock app will automatically turn off all of your ringers and alert tones if you want. Its a great buy. Oh, and it has the spare battery charger in the back too. So, if you have a spare battery, you can charge that while you charge/dock the phone.
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I don't know. I've never tried to use the alarms/clock on it; I always use my phone. although, if you could set an alarm on your ipod, I think it would play through the dock
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If your phone is docked and the devices are connected on the AUX setting, you can simply set an alarm on your phone however you want it to go off. The phone alarm will play through the alarm clock. I don't believe the clock itself will play a musical alarm.
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No, this version of the clock can only be programmed with the iPhone. The light can still be turned on/off and adjusted directly on the clock, but the alarm can't be set or the sunrise/sunset simulations initiated without the iPhone. There is a different version that is designed to operate without the iPhone (http://www.amazon.com/Philips-HF3520-Wake-Up-Colored-Simulation/dp/B0093162RM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1379972361&sr;=8-2&key;words=philips+light+alarm+clock). Hope that helps!
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Hi SUSAN C.,you can set an alarm in different settings like an ordinary alarm, making your apple product an alarm or making the radio an alarm. Thanks. -joffrey
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Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of it. Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of... » Read More Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of it. « Show Less
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I use the Bluetooth feature all the time. It works seamlessly with my iPhone. Just pair your phone with the receiver once, then whenever you want to listen to audio from your iPhone change the source to Bluetooth. Works for any audio your iPhone plays: music, audio books, audio from videos. Also it works pretty well for phone calls.
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I also have an iPhone 4. Here is how it worked for me. I just turned on the speaker, then went to settings and bluetooth on my iPhone. Once the device showed up as BT-150, I tapped it and it connected. Of course you have to be within 30 feet or so from the speaker.
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I set my iPhone clock app to wake me up through the iHome iPL10. When the alarm turns on it is very faint then gradually increases in volume. Never "scares" me awake. Not sure if that is the iPhone clock app alarm or if it is the iHome that controls the gradual increase in volume. I have not used the integrated alarm on the iHome clock - but my guess is that the iHome controls the volume as well. I'll try it tomorrow and let you know.