The Ipad doesnt support a bluetooth microphone. How does the microphone/speakerphone part of this product work with an IPAD ?
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Have not used that feature yet as I bought the pair to use when catching up on Masterpiece Theater & HBO. If you call the iHome company they are very helpful. I assume you have already mated the speakers to your iPad, perhaps you must also mate your iPhone to the iHome also, then push the button on the far right. My first speakers went dead but Amazon replaced them and I have not had any more problems. They are excellent for the price. Good luck.
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You should be able to, but you'll have to buy a 3.5mm headphone/microphone splitter. iPad devices use the hybrid jack (I forget the proper name) and will not recognize microphones unless you use a splitter. This will also allow you to use headphones at the same time for monitoring the audio, if your recording app supports that.
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I have used it with my iPhone. From what I can remember it didn't work with the iPad.
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Hi, good question. I believe it depends on the type of bluetooth your device has. Exsample, I have an iPad Air and has a bluetooth 4.0 type built within. So far I found it can transmit a minimum of two devices at full capacity i.e. my bluetooth keyboard and my bluetooth ear phones at the same time. My previous iPad 2 could only transmit a signal for only 1 device at a time. So...the only way you can find out is by turning on one speaker at a time and see if it gets discovered by what ever you're joining too. Good luck and let me know how it works out. Peace!
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I have an iPad 1 and it connects fine via Bluetooth (no problem with volume). I have also used it with my laptop, which has built-in Bluetooth. So I think the question of whether it will work with your PC is more a question of compatibility between your PC and whatever USB device you are considering to use for Bluetooth connectivity.
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The mic has a standard USB connector. If a mini doesn't have a standard connector, you'd need an adaptor. Not sure about ipad software drivers . . .
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It should as I use it with my iPhone. You'd just go into your Settings on the iPad, turn on your Bluetooth, turn on this speaker, and they should "find" each other. After you've done this once, the iPad should store the speaker info in your Bluetooth settings to make it easy to link each time.
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There are a number of apps that work well on the ipad with this microphone. Amplitube is a good app, although some in app purchases might be needed. Also, Cubasis is a very nice one,although a little pricey. Garage band is also the fall back app being both versatile and a great performing app. Hope that helps.
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I have not tried it with the iPad Air but the Retina Display iPad works fine. I believe it works with any Bluetooth equipped device. I must add that the sound is the best I've heard on any wireless speaker of its size.
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Yes, this can be used with an iPad which is something I often do for better sound. If yours is a Bluetooth, go to settings and search for BLUETOOTH. Otherwise, just plug it into the iPad.
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If your speakers are bluetooth just pair your Ipad to it u won't need this unit if u already have bluetooth
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I think the product description has not been updated.I have the iPad Mini and it works! In fact, it should work with every iOS device with Bluetooth.
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I don't own an Ipad so I can't say via experience, but I have the same IOS and bluetooth, so I don't see why not. Their website specifically mentions the iPad as one of the supported devices
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No it will not work with IPad, what you need is a Bluetooth keyboard; at AramediA Storefront on Amazon we sell Large Print Keyboard just for iPad.Thank you AramediA Support Team
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I only know it works well on mobile devices and it also work on iPod touch so it should work on iPad. As for computer or laptop it only work on listening but talking through Mic on the headphone doesn't work.
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I have iPad2, and mirroring only works for video, but it does not have audio. I have tried many times, including restarting the iPad. Nothing worked. I was told that I need to get a separate audio cable to get sound. I'm sorry, I don't think my answer is helpful.
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Use the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub Connecting the mic to the iPad is relatively easy but involves having to have a couple more pieces of equipment, namely the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub, to make it all work together nicely.