will speaker work with apple mini i-pad
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I use it with my 4s. However, I don't have it set up to sync via Bluetooth mainly because its my husbands and I do not use it that often.
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You sure can. If you take your iPad somewhere and leave your speaker at home, it will turn off automatically as it will be out of Bluetooth range. So when you get home, turn the speaker on again and it will find and connect. I use mine mostly for my iPad. I have several speakers but none have the sound, charge life, or ease of use that this one does.
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yes, it works with 4S. when you put your phone on the dock it automatically asks you to download the JBL app which is free and then you're all set. I also use it with an apple shuffle. I don't know what the mini I pads are. I haven't figured out the wireless feature yet, but i'm sure if I read the instructions it will be easy.
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You can plug on the speakers any ipod/iphone which has the old connection which is approx. Half an inch wide. You will only be able to use the bluetooth connection is your iPod is bluetooth enabled
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Sure, from the headphone jack of your ipad/iphone/ipop. You would probably need adapters and either an amplifier/mixing board to speaker or amplified speakers.
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Yes, but lots of ipad mini's need a reset before using any 3.5mm headsets or speakers including these (mine did). Just press the home and power button at the same time till logo appears and it will work fine.
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The speaker will work with the iPhone 4 just fine. In fact, it will work with any device that had Bluetooth. iPad, Android devices, even laptops if it has Bluetooth.
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Not without an adaptor, as the charging port on the iPhone 5s is too small to fit the male plug on the speaker system. Although the plug fits into the charge port of the iPad, I got a message on my pad that says it is not compatible with the device. My iPod Classic works fine with it though.
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I would think so I have an iPhone and they work amazingly well with it! You just need to have a USB port to plug the speakers in for power since they don't work with batteries, you can plug the USB end of the speaker into your computer or get a USB to wall charger if you don't want to use a computer. Also if your iPad has a normal size headphone jack like the one on a laptop or if you can use basic earbud headphones with your iPad you could use these speakers. If you get them and the cord jack from the speakers is to big you can always get a headphone jack switch that would fit into the iPad and then it has on the other end the right size jack for the speakers they are very inexpensive and can be found pretty anywhere and and the best part is you'll still have great sound quality no matter what. Hope I answered your question = &gt;
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Yes it works with my iPad mini. Its has a standard audio pixel that works with most devices
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Sorry, but no. The speakers get their power from a powered USB port on the connected device. There's two cables that come from the speakers - one is a USB connector that plugs into the PC or Mac for power and the other is an audio connector that plugs into the headphone jack of the PC or Mac. I bought these speakers to connect to a used Mac that had no audio to the speakers (but still had headphone audio) and they work great. Unlike the iPad Mini, the Mac has a powered USB port. I suppose you could try connecting the USB connector of the speakers to a USB charging plug, but I don't know if that will work and that seems inconvenient for a mobile device like the iPad Mini.
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Hi Corinna, I was asked by Amazon to help try to answer your question. First let me tell you that this speaker ROCKS. I love it. I was thinking about getting another one just incase something happens to the one I have now. I am not sure with the IPOD or IPAD but I have the Iphone 5S and I bought the adapter on Ebay to take it from the 4th generation to the 5th and it works perfect. You will not be disappointed in the speaker PLUS it is bluetooth so in all honesty you should not even need an adapter
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Yes, to my knowledge, all iPads have a 3.5 mm headphone jack and the SoftSpeaker Pillow Speaker has a 3.5 mm plug. So it will work.You may have to turn up the volume to hear it.
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Does not work with iPad charging base. You need an USB mini connection for the speakers.
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Try this link BrownE...hopefully it provides insight http://www.askdavetaylor.com/pair_bluetooth_speaker_with_apple_macbook_pro/
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No, the speaker has a 30 pin dock and so we had to get an adaptor for about 30 bucks from apple for it to work with my daughters iPod gen 5 which is 8 pin like the iPhone 5.
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The only way I can guarantee for sure that it would work is if u go to your preference settings under the apple icon, then sound settings, then output settings. If you see a digital optical output in the list, then it will work. It should be next to internal speaker output and headphone port output on the list