I need a speaker for my PC. Can i hook this up to my PC and then connect it to my bluetooth earphone so I won't disturb anybody while i watch movies?
761014
You can hook it up to your PC, but it only receives Bluetooth it doesn't transmit it. So it doesn't sound like what you are looking for.
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.
1337698
Your question is confusing. This speaker has a USB cord on it, and that will require a USB port on the device you will attach it to to hear sound.
784547
Nope. You can hook it up to a computer or an iPad and then hook them up t speakers. Then you're good to go.
1822869
Yes you can. I use it with my desktop because the monitor I have did not have speakers. You have to use an available USB port and make sure that USB sound device drivers are installed. This speaker can be loud. It was well worth it.
1613000
If yoou want to use these speakers wirelessly then it needs to have bluetooth. If your PC does not have bluetooth then you will need a USB bluetooth adapter. But the speakers have a mini stereo jack on the back so you can use a cable instead of using bluetooth.
2170555
there are probably speakers out there that use the earphone jack. You might look at computer or iPad speakers
1246510
Yes, just plug and play to Bluetooth. Hint: you may have to go to Control Panel, Sound, and see if your Bluetooth device (speaker) is recognized. Works great for me.
2169966
The spec did not said anything about using computer speaker. It does not show any connectivity.
435798
It'll connect to any Bluetooth device. I just don't like the sound. Unless you REALLY need wireless, I don't recommend this speaker. Think about it, MP3 is already compressed, Bluetooth transmission further degrades signal, plus the quality of the speakers aren't that good to begin with (it's only one-way)
1634015
Is this a waste of money to pay for bluetooth capabilities if I'm only going to use it to plug into a laptop pc for better sound? Is there a better choice for just that usage?
76998
I looked into using Bluetooth for a lot of different audio products like this, but when I researched it further I realized that ALL Bluetooth products have at least some, if not a lot of time delay - enough that it would be almost impossible to use any Bluetooth source as a monitor.
1686855
Technically, yes, it can be used with a PC. It has a stereo mini-plug input, which matches most sound card outputs. It also has an optical input, which can be found on some higher-end PCs.Physically, it would be tough to place this near a computer monitor. It is pretty large for a computer desk, and its design doesn't allow anything to be placed on top of it. I suppose you could place it in front of your monitor, or wall-mount it... But I think its size would make it a less-than-ideal PC speaker system.
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Hi Peter, it would work in two ways, one is to hook it through a Bluetooth to the computer for that your desktop would need a Bluetooth card. The other way and the simplest one would be to get a male to male audio cable and hook it like you would with any other speaker.
1330115
I have not used it as a speaker with my laptop but have connected it to download my music to the micro sd card. The sound is amazing for such a small speaker and it plays for a long time before it needs to be recharged. I know it connects to a cell phone that is a fair distance away but I did not see how far away it would still connect. Hope this helps.
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How you connect depends on what kind of outputs your source has. If your PC or projector has digital outs, opitical or RCA, then that is the way to go to get the best sound. You can use bluetooth, but as you know bluetooth sound is not the best, but not horrible either.
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Yes, just plug it in. The sound is far better with headphones and you won't disturb anyone nearby. Enjoy!
70583
It is not set up to do that. The audio input is through the speaker output of the computer, but there is no audio output on the speaker itself. There is a USB port in the speaker, so there may be some way to connect through that, but I wouldn't know how to do that.