continued: it has 2 arrows to put the little speaker into. However the speaker has rubber gasket and it is too big and won't fit in.
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The rubber gasket on the earpiece itself should be removable by just pulling it right off (wont break unless you use unnecessary force). Underneath where the gasket covered is an elevated lip that slides into the headpiece. The rubber gasket is to be used when using the earpiece attachment.
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My English is limited but-take the speaker with this rabber gasket on hand and Drop off the gasket from speaker,after that fit it in on holder.Dont wory for gasket you don't make a demage-its a rabber.when you put the speaker on place in holder you can turn it on 360°,but on top position the speaker will be on off position.It's a good devise.
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You remove the rubber ear gasket when connecting to the headset. You use one or the other. Not both at the same time.
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Hi, Thank you for your asking. Normally the speaker is built-in. you can adjust it. Hope that will help.
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it has rubber feet but if you want more of a "rugged" portable speaker, as the other said, no it does not. Hard, thin plastic.
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The speaker is located on the back lower part of the phone. It is about an inch long
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I do not remember...I would guess add 2-3 ins. to the dimensions of the speaker on all sides
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There is a base port hole that extends a little out from the plane of the back panel, which would make the speaker sit off of the wall by about 1/4" (a bit less), and there is the indentation for the screw in posts to connect the wires. The thickness of the back panel must be at least 1/2", could be more like 3/4", however, and would allow a bracket to be mounted (screwed into the back itself). I have used screws that go into the back about 5/8", and went in solidly and made a strong connection. I hope this helps. If you think it would help, I could take a pic and send it. Let me know. There is a base port hole that extends a little out from the plane of the back panel, which would make the speaker sit off of the wall by about 1/4" (a bit less), and there is the indentation for the screw in posts to connect the wires. The thickness of the back panel must be at least 1/2", could be more like 3/4", however, and would allow a bracket to be mounted (screwed into the back itself). I have used screws that go into the back about 5/8", and went in solidly and made a strong connection. I hope this helps. If you think it would help, I could take a pic and send... » Read More There is a base port hole that extends a little out from the plane of the back panel, which would make the speaker sit off of the wall by about 1/4" (a bit less), and there is the indentation for the screw in posts to connect the wires. The thickness of the back panel must be at least 1/2", could be more like 3/4", however, and would allow a bracket to be mounted (screwed into the back itself). I have used screws that go into the back about 5/8", and went in solidly and made a strong connection. I hope this helps. If you think it would help, I could take a pic and send it. Let me know. « Show Less
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yes it will fit, you can realize by the cut out for the speaker on the back
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You need to have a hole in the bottom of your speaker for the pole to fit into..There are different size holes...
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No. Although you can purchase adaptors to fit this speaker, I would not feel it worth the effort. I did not think this speaker worked very well.
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Basically the speaker works by an auxiliary cord... I have an iPhone so all I did was plug it in. So if your phone has an auxiliary plug-in it should work. The question is if it would fit in the pouch and would you be able to close it. For me, I had an Otterbox Defender case on my iPhone and it just barely fit in there. So I don't know the exact dimensions of the pouch. I hope this helps...
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As long as the hole underneath the speaker is at least 2in wide it will fit...
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The speaker hole is there but covered by the elastic band in the picture on Amazon. When open, the sound is not blocked in any way by the case.
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It is small, around 2inx2in. It has a single mounting screw to attach to the speakers.
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I'm looking at the cut outs and see two openings. One is over the camera, the other is over the speaker and is cut wide enough to uncover the sensor. Didn't even notice that before... Hope this helps.
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It barely has enough room for the speaker but if you buy the combo offer you get a nice carry case for the power cord and a carabiner clip that hooks right onto the speaker case. The Bose case is a tight fit as well and no place to carry the power cord.
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The hub upon which the speaker is to be placed measures 3.5 cm (1 3/8 inches)... Measure the receptacle into which the speaker stand will go to see if it will fit... Your speaker may have ribs; if so, measure the distance between those ribs... Hope this helps... It is a nice stand for the money... Tom
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I don't see why not. If you have a threaded nut insert that a 1/4" x 20 threaded bold will bolt into, (and almost all of the holes are that size), then I think it will fit. I'm not an expert, but if there is a bolt hole in the back of the speaker, I think it will fit. If it has no threaded hole, the bracket can use screws that are also provided, but if you ever decide to remove the bracket from the speaker (which probably won't ever happen) you would have a couple screw holes in the back of the speakers. Nothing that a little putty and touch up paint couldn't fix, or simply insert short black screws and the holes are hidden.