Do you know if I could buy a device or something that will convert this speaker to Bluetooth/Wireless? Thank you.
255808
So Sorry for the delay, I have been away. I do not think there is a device to convert this to Bluetooth or Wireless. This is a pretty simpledock and not sophisticated enough to handle outside devices.
255809
No I do'nt think so,but anything is possible if you google it I just purchased a JBL Charge bluetooth wireless speaker for work and the sound quality is the same and i use my ipone as my music device so if you can afford the extra $$$ get one you'll love it! Amazon Rocks.
255810
Don't know about buying some device to add on, but as it stands, not Bluetooth/wireless ready.
255811
Yes with a 30 pin Bluetooth receiver like this BrightPlay 30 Pin Bluetooth Audio Receiver/ Adapter for iPhones and iPodsYou could also use a bluetooth receiver connected to the line in jack
255812
Sorry I don't know the answer to this question. We use it for an I-Pod dock... it does have a lot of connectors... can't help.
517883
Hi Sheryl -- please reach out to us at support@lil-gadgets.com so we can diagnose a little bit better. Here's a quick link on the Bluetooth feature http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201175740 so please give that shot. Otherwise, we're glad to assist by email. Thank you.
2004868
I am not sure. This device was given as a gift to one of my male friends. He says he has enjoyed using the speaker but has not trialed any distance for the wireless use. This answer may be in the specs. Sorry I didn't have better information.
2031121
In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar. In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly... » Read More In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar. « Show Less
449538
If u have a Mac computer there is Bluetooth. So u can wirelessly use the speakers for: iPhone, android, tablet
1077287
No. It requires wires and has no Bluetooth facility. It's just a conventional speaker
736390
Exist a bluetooth module for this device. I don't know if it will work, suppose to work.
433022
You should be able to pair it using blue tooth. Or yes you plug it directly. BTW this is a really surprisingly nice speaker.
597608
No, but there is a speaker now out called the Jawbone that is wireless via bluetooth and rechargeable. You might try that.
435798
It'll connect to any Bluetooth device. I just don't like the sound. Unless you REALLY need wireless, I don't recommend this speaker. Think about it, MP3 is already compressed, Bluetooth transmission further degrades signal, plus the quality of the speakers aren't that good to begin with (it's only one-way)
1916700
are your wireless speakers bluetooth enabled or 2.4 or some other Ghz range? do you currently use a wireless adapter? as long as your speakers are compatible with the adapter, it should be good to do. Did the speakers come with an adapter? look at your specs for the speaker to verify compatibility.
252433
Look for a bluetooth receiver, they are about $80 but man they are nice. About the size of a deck of cards and will bluetooth to anything. Walk into the room and sync up and go, the wire runs are all local to the speaker so easy install.
504437
In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar.
1802462
It does not support wireless hook up. You can buy a wireless speak kit like Rocketfish™ - Universal Wireless Rear Speaker Kit. I used this and works great. easy to setup..
1980814
The speakers themselves are not wireless, but you can add the capability if you want to spend the money. Reference http://www.kef.com/html/us/showroom/wireless_solutions/universal_wireless_system/overview/ for one option.
362063
No Bluetooth no wireless streaming.....BUT. fantastic sound beautiful to look at...connects easily via optical or other input. I do believe that you can also purchase to allow streaming..see http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/audio/3506822/turn-any-speakers-into-wireless-streaming-system/
1853054
Not sure, but if it has bluetooth, you should be able to connect. I have an older ipod which can connect via a audio cable from the earbud output, this is not the point of a wireless speaker, bluetooth is the way to go.