Is he controlled by bluetooth wi-fi or internet wi-fi?
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The drone hosts a WiFi network your device can connect to. You won't have internet access while your controlling it.
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we use wifi from our mobile smartphone hotspot. We live well out in the country on our farm and do not have access to regular high speed internet. We have found that the wifi connection provided by our smartphone provides the perfect mobile wifi source to operate the drone. We've had so much fun flying around in the yard and in the barn over the top of our animals.once you get the hang of moving your phone around as a steering mechanism it really becomes a blast to operate.
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The ar drone acts like its own wi-fi. When u plug in the battery u have to open the wi-fi menu on ur phone or tablet and select the drone from available hot spots and then open the app to control the drone
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Hey R. The AR Drone is its own wifi spot. (ie it has a built in wifi transmitter and receiver) After you turn the drone on, your Apple device will see it and want to connect to it. After you fallow the directions for both devices, you will have a closed wifi connection. It acts like a internet connection, but uses the same protocols. So yes and no, yes it uses the wifi you would use for the internet, but no you can not use the Drones wifi to get on to the internet.
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The ar drone make a wifi hot spot and you connect to it. ... so wifi controlled
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If you have a phone with android you can download a software to control it. It works nice !
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It does have bluetooth and plays audio books and is not internet capable. : )
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Neither. It appears to be simply a used remote control. However, it works fine.
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If you have Bluetooth you can control the music you listen to from that device. The device has it's own remote control for the functions of the light/speaker.
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Since mine is broken, it's hard to remember the whole control process. But generally speaking control is via WiFi, so it's as secure as the network.
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Nope. We control everything from the laptop we connect it to or the tablet. Just plug in and listen.
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No. This communicates through your router. So your phone/computer will have to connect to the same router to control them.
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The "magic remote" is not user-friendly for everyone. I had to get used to it. I have AT&T U-verse. I use that remote to select channels. Not aware of any different remote. I've not tried to find/use Bluetooth. It does work great with the Internet. It offers a lot of external interconnects. Dennis K.
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Hi!I'm from France and I confirm that you can use both Bluetooth and wifi at the same time. Both are totally independent with a blue led for Bluetooth and a red led for wifi.
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It had Bluetooth. BUT I wouldn't recommend buying it. It freezes up and can't be used.
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Sorry But I think that can't be done, that one doesn't have a Bluetooth or wifi to do that
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Think of this way, it is just a wireless mini keyboard with a mouse. It is not a remote control.
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If you turn the device sound up loud you can control it from the blue tooth device, mine is an ipad.
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It has bluetooth, not sure which version but probably one of the latest, and also has WiFi.
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The remote is IR bur it has built in wifi so your phone or tablet can control this device.
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The remote is not blue tooth but it uses your wireless network to control iTunes, volume, source, etc. it is superior to Bluetooth because of a bigger range and lower power consumption. BTW the speakers are also wireless and can be controlled via a smartphone.The remote itself is IR to the speakers and the function is sent by wifi to your source m(smartphone or computer).