Bluetooth Remote: Is this the only option?
261978
Yeah, I wonder too. It's great that the remote has IR to operate your other components, but how about operating the TV with an IR remote.
1279913
No remote control, but I'm still glad I bought it. If its difficult to reach the unit to power it off (like you're planning to put it up high or something) I think you can link it and pretty much just leave the power on continuously. It will find your Bluetooth device whenever it's close. If you plan to use different iPods to play through it, you do have to push a button to pair a new device, so that wouldn't work so well.
2168342
Yes, it is the most direct and cleanest way to do that and the range if this device is very good. There may be cheaper ways to do it with another Bluetooth receiver and or using an audio cable adapter into the aux input, but would involve patch cables and may not perform as well and not be remote
982491
Sorry your question is a bit vague. The point of bluetooth is to control the device itself remotely through a tablet or phone, in which case the remote becomes redundant. However, if you are connected to the device through bluetooth, basic functions such as volume should work. hope this helps.
882179
If you have an iphone/ipod or android operating system, there is a free logitech app for squeezebox radios available. There is no comparison to the functionality over the original remote - it's just that much better. Have no idea what the universal remote options are but you can't beat free.
2154
Hypothetically, you could do this with a Bluetooth receiver since it's a standard audio jack that plugs into the headset. Additionally, 3rd party devices such as certain Roku models come with remotes which support audio headsets such as this one. However, this is not a wireless headset.
663486
There is no remote control, you can connect to your bluetooth device, control from your divice, just as good.
1047343
Very easy to use.just tearn on the Bluetooth on ur phone and serch from ur phone for bluetooth oh the remote and befor that tern on the bluetooth
771409
Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
1551590
I'm in the same boat. I called Vizio and they weren't able to help me. I found a really ugly 1980s looking remote that is said to work but it costs $40 and it is IR not bluetooth. The Vizio universal remotes don't work (I bought them and tried them). I am unable to turn off the bluetooth on my TV so it only responds to bluetooth. I am considering purchasing a logitech universal remote and doing a hard reset on my TV. There aren't many options. Vizio had a great idea of doing a bluetooth remote but because, I assume, of the higher cost they immediately switched back to IR, isolating this line of TVs. I'm in the same boat. I called Vizio and they weren't able to help me. I found a really ugly 1980s looking remote that is said to work but it costs $40 and it is IR not bluetooth. The Vizio universal remotes don't work (I bought them and tried them). I am unable to turn off the bluetooth on my TV so it only responds to bluetooth. I am considering purchasing a logitech universal remote and doing a hard reset on my TV. There aren't many options. Vizio had a great idea of doing a bluetooth remote but because, I assume, of the higher cost they immediately switched back to IR, isolating this... » Read More I'm in the same boat. I called Vizio and they weren't able to help me. I found a really ugly 1980s looking remote that is said to work but it costs $40 and it is IR not bluetooth. The Vizio universal remotes don't work (I bought them and tried them). I am unable to turn off the bluetooth on my TV so it only responds to bluetooth. I am considering purchasing a logitech universal remote and doing a hard reset on my TV. There aren't many options. Vizio had a great idea of doing a bluetooth remote but because, I assume, of the higher cost they immediately switched back to IR, isolating this line of TVs. « Show Less
1996424
Only Bluetooth remotes can do that and this is not a bluetooth remote. However when I was messing around with this remote testing a pile of Rokus I had, I noticed the roku was seeing it from bounce around. As in it wasnt a direct line of sight but 1 wall bounce. I was only 6ft away though.
368934
You can purchase the a remote from Bose.com here is the link: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/digital_music_systems/speakers_for_airplay/soundlink_air/soundlink_air_remote_acc.jsp
1783723
There are Bluetooth speaker adapters that you can attach to remotely control the speaker unit with a computer or phone.
1255908
I am not sure. I would contact boss. I always Bluetooth everything and rarely use the REmote.
1233682
I am unaware of any remote available for this device, though smartphones more or less remotely and wirelessly control it already via bluetooth. Those front buttons on the device can operate the music player controls on your smartphone and vice versa giving you two ways to control the music without wires.
1600671
You need to get RF universal remote which don't require direct line of sight. Logitech ones are great.
1431325
Hi, I searched for that option too but apparently the remote doesn't come with it, what I use now is the Android app "Google TV remote" which works pretty much the same as the physical remote control but this one has more features and there is one call "recall" which allows the function that you are looking for, this app is free and is better than the original remote control (if you have an android phone it will be very useful) Regards