I want the device to listen music from my laptop but it doesn't have Bluetooth. May i connect it using its 3.5 mm stereo audio cable or buy Bluetooth?
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Yes, it has a auxiliary audio jack so you can connect it to your pc audio jack directly via cable. Or you can buy a cheap usb bluetooth adapter for your pc and connect it via bluetooth.
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This device can do every thing. I love it because it connects to my laptop and with the 3.5mm stereo cable as well. it's one of the best thanksfor asking
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Your music system should have blutooth option. If you are playing the video from laptop or ar desktop that has usb port then You need to buy bluetooth adapter for the laptop/desktop. Its a small USB device. This will convert your sound from your laptop/desktop to music system. After you connect the music to your sound system through blooth, Goto sound settings and select default as bluetooth/sound system name.
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Hi Paul, I didn't quite understand the 2nd part of your question where you're asking of *not having to plug it in through the audio outlet*. Anyway, this Bluetooth orb speaker does have a 3.5mm jack in the back that one can connect it to a laptop's 3.5mm headphone jack, which is what I sometimes do since I understand using the Bluetooth functionality drains more battery. Hope this helps!
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You don't need anything if your laptop (or any other device) has Bluetooth. If it doesn't, you'd need a bluetooth adapter plugged into an available USB port. For the latter, the software/drivers should ship with, or, more often, be downloadable from the adapter manufacturer. DBests are wonderful speakers, and after you pair them the first time, they'll connect automatically and immediately whenever you turn the speakers on while you're playing music.
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Yes for laptop doesn't have Bluetooth then the charging has a 3.5 plug on it for inline meaning plugin directly to the device turn on the speaker plug everything up and then hit the m on the speaker which mean mode and ur good to go.
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Recently I bought Bluetooth music receiver for my sound dock. It adds more fun to your speakers with more connectivity option (apple, android, laptop almost anything with blue tooth)
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This is a Bluetooth device. If you have Bluetooth on your laptop then you should be able to connect to the device.
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I don't think through bluetooth but you should be able to connect through the auxiliary port via 3.5mm cable. Not sure if it play through all speakers or just to the connected speaker. Worth a try.
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First off figure out if your Desktop/laptop has bluetooth compatability. If not, you need to buy a bluetooth adapter for your laptop/desktop. Instructions will come the adapter. Sadly The sound quality is very poor when you connect it to the laptop....I'm not sure if I'm doing somthing but I wish you best of luck if u decide to purchase an adaptor. I own this headset and a Touchscreen HP Windows 8.1 Pavilion. So again I wish you best of luck.
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The bluetooth would have to connect to 2 devices at once. I am not sure that would work, and no idea about stereo.
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Come with a USB cord to charge. I don't think it can connect and play audio via the USB. If your laptop has Bluetooth you could easily connect that way.
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Yes, go the the laptop "setting"and enable the "bluetooth" and do a search for bluetooth devices.
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if you use a 3.3mm audio cable, there shouldn't be a reason why i wouldn't work.not sure about bluetooth.
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I'm afraid that you can't use the 3.5mm audio cable at the same time with the Bluetooth. Once you use the 3.5mm audio cable the Bluetooth streaming will be disabled.
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yes, if you have a 3.5mm male-to-male cable (the cord that has headphone jacks on both ends). it is not bluetooth compatible, but use one of these audio cables, plugged into the aux port of the Sharp and the headphone port of your laptop, set the Sharp to the aux function and any music you are playing on your laptop will play on the Sharp! Don't forget to adjust the volume controls on each device. Hope this helps and apologies in advance for non-technical terms!
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There are bluetooth enabled devices that have auxiliary (RCA) outputs or one with auxiliary 3.5mm (headphone) outputs which you can buy 3.5MM to RCA cables. You can use a bluetooth receiver like these to plug into on of the inputs on the back of the receiver (such as the tape or cd input). An example of one of those devices would be http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8Z492TTP-Bluetooth-Music-Receiver/dp/B0047T79VS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1383165414&sr=8-2&keywords=bluetooth+receiver+rca This would work with anything that had "RCA" or 3.5MM (heaphone jack) inputs.
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You can plug it into your laptop's headphone jack (assuming it has one). However - my laptop has a crappy built-in sound card, so the audio quality was bad. I ended up getting a USB sound card (about $50) and plugged the speakers into that - much better. I'd say try it straight in first and see if you are OK with the sound.