Does charging this device while using it cause an interference sound in the line? I have had this issue with two Bluetooth adapters so far.
1300448
No interference. Device has to be connected to charger at all times or it won't work. Does not have internal battery that I know of. It does not bother me to have it plugged all the time.
1198539
I have experienced this with 'pairing' in general. For whatever reason, a weak battery or charge tends to complicate the pairing process. I have just accepted the fact that Bluetooth is a finicky technology.
529473
Yes, I've played music through it while charging it at the same time in the car. Some reviewers have mentioned that they get some feedback noise while doing that. I have heard no feedback noise with my device.
2031047
Yes definitely. While plugged in, I can play music, use navigation apps, and make phone calls with Bluetooth. No interference of any kind in my experience!
1924575
I have had the same experience (loud buzz, dropped signal). Very disappointing in a system of this cost. Is Nuforce intending on fixing this or is our only approach - as commented previously - to defeat the bluetooth and direct wire, which defeats the point of the system? With the advent of new bluetooth systems that have entered the market I would suggest that if Nuforce doesn't provide a fix to this problem that they will fail.
622328
I haven't had any problems. It works great! It sound like the device it is being connected to is not working. Have you tried connecting to another device? If it doesn't connect then it has a defect.
1582805
The Jumbl will suddenly disconnect bluetooth and refuse to be paired while plugged in and charging. Also, it's worth knowing that the USB charging cable is somewhat proprietary. It uses a very tiny (could be mistaken for the microphone hole) which connects to a 'barrel' style power connection. It charges quickly, but if moved while on the charger, the indicator light seems to show it pause charging then once stationary resume charging. Sorta finicky. This is one of the few moot points about the Jumbl, 4 out of 5 otherwise.
1925785
I have used my Logitech wireless speaker adapter for over a year now, and have never experienced any static at all. I connect both my iPod Touch and my iPad to the adapter, connected to my 20-year old stereo receiver (with speakers), and have never had any trouble with it. At least in this setting, it works beautifully, and I love it. (I have not tried it with a laptop bluetooth connection.)
1402339
I have never had this problem with mine. I do know that if you turn the sound down to silent on everything you won't have that problem when it's on the dock!
1035212
Yes you can use this while charging. Depending on the volume, this will result in some static/noise, but I've only experienced this turning it all the way up just to see if there was noise from charging.
1463100
I had this happen to me whenever the speakers were on, charging, and the headphone jack plugged in to the computer. If it is off and only charging, there is no noise emitted at all.
2031046
While charging, you can talk on the phone but I do not have bluetooth nor use my music from the phone. But the actual charger is great. Sorry I couldn't be more help. :(
1620282
no noises. But I haven't used it for over 2 months and will throw it away. very disappointed. It stopped charging after three or four uses. Perhaps the noise is a good sign??
62139
Mine goes in and out but it happens when music is on the Bluetooth, not the intercom. Haven't had the chance to get another one to try the intercom. Would like to though.
19502
same problem... at low volumes with ipod touch 2nd gen. it has a terribly obnoxious static... nothing i do seems to correct the problem. using line in, it sounds great, but that kind of defeats the purpose of the system.
1881278
If you connect to multiple bluetooth Accessories you might want to turn them off. Or if this is the only BT in range and it's cutting off. Go through your reset with your phone and device make sure your using a proper charger for your adsq and not using a charger that's not charging it correctly. After all that could be damaged but majority of the time it's the charger or you device trying to connect to multiple devices and getting confused. Amazon will have the right charger check for voltsAnd all that on the packaging that came with it and you should be fine
1325542
You're getting interference from other Bluetooth devices nearby. Turn off as many other bluetooth signals as you can.