Can you connect an Ipod or phone to the speakers to play music?
161839
These are not bluetooth speakers and need to be wired to some sort of music amplifier.
1369234
Yes, as previous response says, the speaker has a 3.5 mm line-in audio jack so you can play music from any device that has 3.5 mm audio out. So you can play music from anything that supports a head phone jack. Note that it does not have an iPod/iPhone dock so it doesn't charge your battery and speaker remote can't be used to control audio player.
817142
This does play through the speakers, however via an auxiliary cable and not through the charging/data port. Some versions of iPod will have a headphone port on top which will allow charge and play simultaneously on this. Others would have the choice of charge or play.
2141714
Yes you can play music from your iphone or ipod; however it will not play thru your car radio.
2188251
Can an iPhone be connected to these speakers independent of a PC? We want to use to playback music while rehearsing (live music).
3729
Yes because the way you connect them is via the head phone jack on the iPod. There are also red/black inputs at the back of the unit. These are nice speakers that put out pretty good sound.
915569
As the others have stated yes you can. Plus these speakers have their own volume control which allows you to play your music loud should your cell phone have a weak output signal.
1515108
You can to the computer. Try the USB input on the stereo and select "iPod/iPhone input".
1986650
Yes, you can plug your iphone or any device with a 3.5mm headphone jack into these speakers. The usb power cord just needs to be plugged into the wall, powerbank or a computer to power the speakers.
1116552
Not unless you buy an adapter made by Apple (lightning connection to dock). They're about $30. However the adapter makes your Ipod a little unstable and off center. It doesn't sit nearly into the speaker system the way a docking Ipod does.
369491
Yes you can connect an iPod. You just need a cable to use the AUX input jack (a cable with two male 3.5mm plugs, one at either end). Ideally you would use Bluetooth to connect. If you're not, you could save money by buying a non-Bluetooth boom box.
2271405
Yes you can, it uses a standard headphone jack that is compatible with all current phones and ipods/ipads/iphones.
406588
Yes you can! There are USB Bluetooth receiver adapters that will work. Also, there are several Bluetooth receivers that will plug into the auxiliary port or even to the stereo RCA inputs. So, you have 3 different inputs that will support a less than $30 Bluetooth adapter. I bought an Auvio one on Amazon for $9.99 that plugs into the end of the IPOD cable this speaker came with and the other end into the usb input. Works great!!!!
42636
No. To use these speakers with your iPod, you would need some sort of power amplification. You can find small portable amps, perfect for what i think your looking for, here on amazon for 20 bucks and up. Just search the term "portable power amp". Hope this helps.
1650822
Nope but if you have an ipod/iPhone you can just plugg headphones into that.
761015
No. The Bluetooth feature is an input, not an output. You can output from your smartphone (if it has Bluetooth) and play through the speakers.
989873
No, it only had the ipod/iPhone connection. I'm not sure if they have adapted this recently. I bought my speaker a year and a half ago.