What is the dirrerence between the JBL Micro Wireless Bluetooth-Enable speaker and the JBL Micro ll Ultra portable multimedia speaker and do they both work with iphone 4 Thank you
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They work with iPhone and iPad. One connects only by a plug... so the phone and the speaker have to stay together. The Bluetooth one can be connected without wires so you can leave the phone in one room and take the speaker to another room. (It also has a plug in connection)
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It's just the connection. The Bluetooth you can connect with your phone wirelessly. The other, you plug the speaker (with the cable attached to the speaker) in to your iPhone. I prefer wired connection to my iPhone or iPad, but it's just a personal preference.
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I believe the only difference is that the ultra has to be plugged into the music source and the Bluetooth doesn't.
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Bluetooth means bluetooth and the other one work only with a cord connected
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The Bluetooth enabled can connect to your tab devices or cell phone wirelessly JBL micro 2 is the older version which needs to be wired all the time like earphone. My suggestion get the bluetooth enabled instead of the JBL micro II.
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Sounds like you are comparing the one with blutooth and the one without. The one without should cost less and require you to plug the supplied cable into your source device (phone, discman(!), laptop, etcI don't recall the spec on the iPhone 4 but if it has blutooth you could connect to the more expensive JBL speaker wirelessly.
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The JBL micro 2 doesn't have bluetooth. It does have a built in auxiliary cable which connects to the headphone port on your iPhone 4. The difference in price comes from wireless capabilities of the more expensive speaker. They both work with the iPhone 4.
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It is the same connection as the iPhone 4 but will likely not charge the device. My wife had the 4 and it played but did not charge. Also could not close with the 4 and was a little loose in the stand. Not the best option for the iPhone 4. I would just get a Bluetooth device if I were to do it again.
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Dear Richard,Thanks for your question. The JBL On Beat Rumble Wireless speaker is compatible with any portable device that has Bluetooth, including your Samsung S4. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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If the speakers are located in the same spot as an iPhone 4 it will work, if the iPod touch speakers are elsewhere it will not work.
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I think that the plus model will be best. It has better sound quality and if you, later on, want to add more sound you can do that by just buying another one. I bought a jam plus speaker but I'm not that pleased with it. Guess you could say in a audiophile. It lacks base and distorts a lot. Might be a defective model. I found the JBL micro 1 or 2 to have better audio quality. More base i think. If I could reverse my buy i would have bought that. But still your choice. Goodluck
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There are two ways to hook up an iPhone. If you want to connect via Bluetooth, theses speakers DO NOT have a direct Bluetooth adapter. You must buy a Bluetooth gateway (which I did via Amazon) and it works perfectly with my Galaxy S5. The other method is to connect directly from the iPhone to the input jacks. Alas, I am not an iPhone user so I cannot advise you on how or whether an iPhone has direct outputs and an adapter for same.
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I just talked to JBL customer service. This will work with an iphone5 if you buy a 30 pin adapter from Apple. The man said you can then listen to music and charge the phone, but some of the other functions might not work as well
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These devices use Bluetooth 4.0, which is only available on the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, NOT iPhone 4. iPhone 4 has Bluetooth 2.1 only, as stated clearly on the specifications from Apple: http://www.apple.com/iphone/iphone-4/specs.html So unfortunately, NO, these will NOT work with the iPhone 4 or earler.
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I went to the JBL website and looked up this dock. The info on it dated back to 2009 (product info/owners manual) before the iphone5 came out. So the question is whether the iPhone5 has the same gizmo at the bottom to dock with anything the earlier versions could dock with.
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No you need a adapter. The JBL has a 30 pin connector and the iPhone has a FireWire connector.
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I had a similar problem my daughter and I had both paired our iPhones to the JBL speaker and what we had to do was turn off one So the other could connect or just disable Bluetooth for the one that you do not want to stream music from. Try that it may help
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I ham the single "brother" to these, same as the one speaker with Bluetooth. I have used with Windows XP, 7 and 8. Also Samsung Galaxy S4 Galaxy Tab 3, ipad and iphone. Wprks with them all. Its the Bluetooth and adapter not the OS that handels the connection. Once connected acts like any other speaker. Saw this question while ordering these. I liked the single version I m ordering he pair for work.
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I'm not sure; they give you several ways to connect including a head phone jack but my dad has an iPhone 5 and he has a speaker system that worked fine for his iPhone 4 but doesn't work for his iPhone 5 even through the head phone jack. You might want to check with the manufacturer.
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AS far as I have been able to determine, the app is for the iPhone, iPad etc. In that context it works fine. But when I pair with my MacBook it only allows me to pair one speaker at a time. When I add speaker #2, speaker #1 is cancelled out, and vice versa. How do I pair two Mini Booms, for stereo on a Mac Book Pro?
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The JBL is awesome. The Klipsch is very good. Neither is a loser. I thought the JBL sound was richer and recharges the ipad/phone while is plays. The Klipsch is portable but a battery hog. If you NEED wireless then the Klipsch but if you are looking for great sound go with JBL
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In the daisy chain, are we limited to using Satechi BT speakers, or can we make any speaker with a 3.5mm connection "bluetooth"? If so, how would the volume work? Are we limited to the volume of the BT? Would a louder speaker in the chain overwhelm or "blowout" the smaller one?Finally, I see compatibility with Apple Products, but I did not see Macbook Pro or iPhone 4s, specifically. Would these be compatible?Thanks,
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This Belk Tunebase FM transmitter is for older phones that have the wide charger connection; so yes it will work with your iPhone 4. It won't work with new iPhones because of the narrower charger connection. You probably won't be able to use it as a bluetooth option unless your car has the capability. I use mine for music and as a car charger. It works well - every so often I'll have interference but it's not the rule. I hope this has helped you.