how far can you walk away from phone without losing connection
644837
With my iPhone 5 - not at all. With the earpiece on my right ear I lose connection if I have the phone in my left pocket. So I suppose the answer is 2 ft.
644838
I have walked as far as 20-30 ft from my phone without any dip in quality. I'll often leave the phone on my desk while I walk to get something and talk to a client.
644839
@0 to 30 feet is about the range of Bluetooth devices. I place my phone on my kitchen table many times while at home which is within 20 feet of my routine area. Another good feature is when you get out of range this device will beep and report your phone is not connected. This usually means I set my phone down and walked away from it. Never lost a phone with these devices.
644840
Maybe five feet on a good day. Lots of static even when it's right next to me...
33805
I would guess about 30. I had mine on up stairs and walked downstairs still being connected. I love this Bluetooth.
671683
I couldnmt tell the exact range, or if there is any difference between using a computer or an Iphone. I use my Iphone, and I can walk anywhere in my house and it still works. The sound quality is great and it stays connected wether I'm near them in the family room or go to the kitchen or to the office... Throughout the sane floor it doesnmt loose connection. It is a great product.
2147329
only use my with my Christmas light display and I had no problem with it getting out at least 3 blocks away from home, sorry I cannot tell you in miles.
103744
It's pretty good. I notice when my husband has his phone connected and in his pocket it will cut out if he goes outside or on the other side of the house. If you are outside and no walls are blocking the signal it will go about 50 ft.
1548897
I have a two-story home. The Renny is on a kitchen counter on the main floor. I often leave my phone in my closed den on the second floor. There is a distance of probably over 50 feet and several walls. No problems with bluetooth reception there or anywhere in the house.
1550242
The cell phone (connecting via blue tooth) needs to be fairly close to the base--10 feet or less. I have had the hand set out in the yard about 30 - 40 feet from the base and it worked ok--but that is only 1 wall (the house) - I am not sure how a second wall (the shop) would affect reception. Not really a definitive answer but about the best I can do.
1484241
You answer the phone by pushing down on the front of the Bluetooth device. The range is approx.; 30 feet in my case.
1186486
Update: I just tried this for you. I walked from the radio to the end of my home ( Mobil home) around 55 feet.. It still worked perfectly. :)
1974890
For me it's been about 20' feet and it seems to also depends if your using your tablet or Iphone. My phone is less the 18' and my Nexus 7 is a little more the 20'. I really like it but wish it was able to receive at a greater distance it really isolates me to one room only. Where I wish I could go to the back porch or anywhere in the house. Oh well maybe some day. Hope this helped later.
885782
The range is around 24 miles, but I would not recommend the flagship to anyone. It is very unstable.
1497886
I haven't tried to measure it specifically, but I know from experience that it's at least several feet. I've walked wherever I've wanted to in my gym without moving my phone or losing the signal.
1202987
As we state in our description "Note: The earphone can be only used for answering phone calls, but not for listening to music.". You can leave your device and walk a distance from it about 10 meters without any obstacle between them.
635347
I have been using this speaker for quite sometime now and when connected to my cell phone I can walk about 20 feet away before it cuts out. If I have it in my apartment I can have it in one room and my phone be in the other a good 10 feet away and it still works no problem. Not sure if it may be your computer and phone or the speaker itself. I use a Samsung Galaxy SIII and my Laptop which is a Samsung SF510.
1974891
Line of sight seems to help this device. Some seem to have varied results. I'd say I can go 50' or so without breakup. As it gets out of range it continues to broadcast but with interruption and disruption. It's a great device.
139122
Yep, absolutely. It's the same as if you had an auxiliary cord plugged into your phone and connected to the speakers - whatever would come out of the headphone jack will come out of the speaker. There is a limit to how far the phone can be from the speaker and maintain the connection, but my phone is usually within 15 feet and it's fine.
1429090
My son uses it while walking all around his bedroom with his 'phone in his pocket, as well as in the corridor outside and in the next bedroom - so, range is pretty good for him, at least 30 feet, and the signal penetrates through at least one wall.