Is the bluetooth input only (to play audio), or input/output (so you can answer your phone through the alarm clock as with the Soundbot models)?
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The Bluetooth feature is mainly to play audio but if you receive a call you will hear it through the unit and the call as well but the lamp does not have a mic so you will need your phone to answer the call.
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Dear Rhonda,Thank you for your question regarding our BTX450 Premium Bluetooth Boombox. The BTX450 can be connected via Bluetooth to any Apple device that supports Bluetooth, and for those that don't, it also accepts audio input through a 3.5mm (headset-style) jack.If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact us at support@kinivo.com.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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It's standard Bluetooth. Might depend on which Blackberry you own. 100 years old; probably not. Made in the last 5 or 6 years, yeah, it'll probably work. Might not do the caller ID perfect, but it'll make your calls for you. The BT stereo music streaming thing is pretty recent. Within the last year or two, and RIM has pretty much stopped making phones, so if you're thinking about streaming music you might be better off using the headphones jack.
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no the alarm clock only works with the internal ringing sound. There is no AM/FM radio in this clock. (nor does it wake by bluetooth)
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Dear Randal, Thank you for your question regarding our BTD-400. Yes, the BTD-400 does support mic input and audio output to Bluetooth heeadsets and speakers. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product Support Email: support@kinivo.com Toll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486) Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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The input is a 3.5mm audio jack, you can plug a bluetooth receiver into that and then use a bluetooth media player.
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This was my plan when I purchased this device. Yes, it will play through the speakers but unfortunately there's a timeout setting on either the phone or speaker that will disconnect on idle (I think it's 20-30 mins) So it will be disconnect itself by the time the alarm is set to go off. I'm still pretty happy with it, my nightstand is less cluttered.
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Comes with an audio jack you can plug into your audio source. To use Bluetooth your audio source needs Bluetooth either built in or a Bluetooth adapter. ie a smart phone with Bluetooth will work just pair it to speakers.
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No. Mine doesn't play audio. Also, it's kind of difficult to see if the bluetooth is connected. If its bright outside or in your car, you almost have to cup your hand around it to see the display indicating that the connection has been made.
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Nope. You get beeps. Certainly, other bluetooth devices are ahead of Bose in terms of bells and whistles. I'd still chose to replace my Plantronics Legend with it for audio (input and output).
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The app is just a stand alone that works whether or not you have the alarm clock and is no use with the alarm clock. I have not used mine to play music or use music as the alarm. I have looked in the past and it seems it is a basic alarm clock.
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Sorry, I pressed the wrong button when answering this question. It DOES NOT support audio output. You will need a separate audio connection for that purpose.
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No, the jack towards the front of one of the speakers is for input only, i.e. you could plug your smart phone in and play music from it through the speakers.When I want to use headphones (like gaming late at night with people asleep in the house) I use a set of Plantronics headphones with a USB connector that I can just plug into the USB port on my keyboard or monitor. (Plantronics Audio 655 USB Multimedia Headset, ordered from Amazon.)
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No. There isn't a way to remotely activate it via BlueTooth in an alarm clock function.
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Probably not there is no input other than Bluetooth and only speaker wire connection for the output
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On Android seems to only be phone audio by default. However there is an app called 'bluetooth mono' that allows you to output music to it.
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There is an on and off switch on the bottom of the unit. I turn it off when not in use. Mainly used when driving because my car (2003) does not have the audio capabilities like today's cars. I have found that the pairing is strong if the phone and unit are always close to each other. If I keep the speaker on and exceed the allowable pairing range, the speaker may or may not pair again. The battery also has a certain length of life, between 6 - 8 hours depending on the use. I have never tried to use the speaker with my alarm, only Pandora.