What's the difference between this model and K-R42. Is bluetooth the only difference? Thanks.
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The cs918 I can verify has preinstalled xbmc not so sure about the other!!thanks!!
501990
Yes that's the only difference and you should go with the t- r42 because the price differential is not that great.
255993
I strongly suspect they are the exact same device; the only difference I know of specifically, is that the Satechi version was available first. (I would have bought the Scosche version, otherwise, since it presently costs about $9 less than the Satechi.)
1655295
I have the k53f and it works fine. YOu would have to ask the seller if its compatible :)
753199
Better sound in the discontinued model, and it is bluetooth. Not sure why it was discomtinued.
1968270
The bluetooth is barely an issue. You just have to restart the speaker it takes 5 seconds. Also the sound quality is worlds better than the big jambox and much louder. However, the tdk is bigger.
1290092
Hey Ethan, I purchased the 1102-61 the difference is that my model has one button remote and the 1101-31 model has three button remote controlling, but are the exact high quality earbuds... I wanted the one simple button model, to keep them as close as the original pair that came with my Samsung Galaxy S3 I hope this helps minutes Amigo?Regards,Ruben G.
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I haven't heard the R+, but I do have a pair of the Monoprice 10246 (re-branded Bluedio R). The sound us a bit more neutral. The Bluedio R are much more bass-heavy (warm) and don't sound quite as tight as the Audition (neutral). I prefer the Avantrees for sound quality and the Bluedios for comfort. There is a pretty big size difference between them as well. The Bluedios are huge and over the ear, while the Avantrees are compact and partially on the ear depending on your ear size.
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I am not completely sure what you are asking however, I just used my K10's with a mixer & they worked very well. Both were plugged in- the sound was very commanding - the only thing I would do different is buy the K12's for a bigger sound but that is just me.
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My unit has no brand name or model # shown. I simply hooked it up out of the package and it worked as plug n play blue tooth once paired to my tablet. I assume you could go to the Samsung store and read the manual for any of their compatible blue tooth keyboards and it would reflect the same as this one would.
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No, it does not. I'm currently using my Logitech K400 with it, and it works pretty well. The only problem I'm having is slow throughput via wireless to and from my 2GB networked hard drive. It maybe interference from the wireless K400 (some users suspect), but I'm not certain of that. Overall, it works better than expected, although I wish I had ordered the iMito equivalent instead because it has built in Bluetooth and comes with a power adapter.
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"Bluetooth(R) version: 1.1 and 1.2 (or higher)" Not sure what it exactly means but this is what you see on the specifications page of the manual that I found online below. http://www.mcmelectronics.com/content/ProductData/Manuals/58-16530.pdf
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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I haven't bought the wireless version but I'm certain its the same software, the only difference is the bluetooth headset. I don't know how much value the headset adds because I've always used my own microphones.
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No, this particular model uses 27 MHz wireless technology, which makes it cheaper to produce but not nearly as functional as bluetooth models. It has a wireless range of no more than six feet, making it unsuitable for applications such as WebTV that require performance over greater distances. Also, 27 MHz keyboards are much less secure -- they don't come anywhere close to matching the 128-bit encryption that bluetooth devices offer (though this may not be as big of a deal, given the limited range of 27 MHz devices). If you want a bluetooth keyboard, Logitech does make them, but they're much more expensive. A middle of the road option would be to explore a 2.4 GHz model that does not use the bluetooth standard. You can check them out on Logitech's web site: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/4677&cl=us,en
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Not sure of difference but the r+ is an amazing bluetooth headset I would highly recommend
866859
As Bruce said, NO it does not have Bluetooth. If you want the wireless Bluetooth, I suggest the DS8550. It sounds just as great as this model but has Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery so it can be unplugged and carried with you.
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The Rikomagic MK802 IIIs (notice the "S" at the end) is the updated version of this and has bluetooth. The MK802 III you have to use a bluetooth dongle with.