do these speaker stay on, or do they turn off if inactive and require turning back on. Thanks.
1386011
They toggle between "Bluetooth" and "line-in", and have a main power switch on the back. Not bad, actually. Though the original asking price was a bit high.If your asking, if they go in a standby mode, yes. I hit the Bluetooth/ line switch and they come back up.
1386012
The speakers stay on and u have to manually turn them off using the switch on the back on the main speaker
1463102
I have not experienced any problem as described with my speakers. Sorry I can't be of more help.
584537
Sound great. I use mine without batteries most of the time. Turning them on does add a little bass boost.
374184
Yes, I keep all (7) of my speakers in stand-by all the time. I activate them via my phone, tablet or computer and that's how they're meant to work. The only time they won't stay in stand-by is if they're running on battery and have been inactive for 30 min. Then you have to either plug it in, or turn them on manually. I keep mine plugged in, unless I want to take them onto the patio, or in the garage, or bathroom.
379285
When you stop moving they shut off. If you screw them on too tight, they will not light so just loosen a bit. There is no on/off switch needed.
2039918
Interesting you should ask because I have this question as well and thought I found a solution yesterday (fingers crossed). Answer to your question is yes based on my experience and here are my findings, the speaker goes powers itself off after a period of inactivity, however, I find that if you pair it with your bluetooth device and then add the speaker to the wifi network it will remain on, at least that's how I did it and still on after overnight.
8883
Mine didn't turn off automatically. As far as the sound, I thought they were great as long as they lasted, but for only 3 months is not very long for something to last. Maybe I got a lemon.
873287
yes they do. you just might need to assign them manually through settings options as the active speakers. that is what happened to me, they didn't work immediately as a plug and play. I had to manually assign them.
421631
These are battery-powered speakers charged by a 5-V power supply. They will not blast you out of the park, but are great on the patio for background music connected to my phone via Bluetooth. If there is a wattage, it would be low, since they will work for about 8 hours on a charge.
2190921
The speakers stay on once you set them up. If they drop out they can be re-activated using ITunes through the Airport Express.
1666326
They're always on. You just switch on your pandora or other source. The sound is very good and in a medium sized room the volume is ample. Haven't had any trouble with these; bought two sets.
1271648
I have two of these speakers. The first one I bought stays on all the time. The second one turns itself off after awhile. No idea why.
253331
Correct, if they are turned on, they are active earmuffs meaning you hear around you. Off and they act as passive style meaning everything is cancelled out. So far these work fairly well, unless you are at a very busy range, where someone is shooting every second, they will cancel out all the shots basically making these passive even when on.
5797
Wade - if you are referring to the power down due to audio inactivity, yes, they do have that. But to tell you the truth, this has not been an issue with me at all. I use them quite frequently for videos, music etc and I haven't even noticed that it has come into play. I actually prefer this mode, as I don't have to power the units down when I walk away. And when I return, they automatically power themselves up. Hope this helps.
1420250
I haven't had any trouble with turning them on. I just hold the bottom part of the four-way button on the right speaker shield until I hear beeps.
1703833
When I turn off my XBOOM speaker the blue light goes off. The light should not stay on if you turn the switch to off.
5798
Wade - if you are referring to the power down due to audio inactivity, yes, they do have that. But to tell you the truth, this has not been an issue with me at all. I use them quite frequently for videos, music etc and I haven't even noticed that it has come into play. I actually prefer this mode, as I don't have to power the units down when I walk away. And when I return, they automatically power themselves up.Hope this helps.