Can I use bluetooth headphones to listen to the fm stations?
779622
Although I don't have bluetooth headphones to verify this for certain, it seems unlikely that you will be able to do that based on a couple of pieces of suggestive evidence - (1) the bluetooth mode is switched on by a button marked "Source" that switches the unit between FM, bluetooth, and auxiliary input. As far as I can tell, there's no way of keeping both the FM and the bluetooth on at the same time. (2) The manual makes no mention of any bluetooth transmission functionality. So, I'm pretty sure that this thing can use bluetooth for audio on receiving mode only.
779623
I own this device and it really only works as a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. I use it a lot to play my music from my iPhone.
2258292
No, you can not. Despite their claims, you can not listen to the stations of your choice. The stations must provide the proper MP3 format, and many have other formats, if any. This item sits here on my desk, unused and unusable for the purpose I was lead to believe it would fulfill.
1281238
Yes you can but as the others answers state you need to use a Bluetooth device as the source
1414446
You can, but the device would not tune to a station the second time I tried it. It was useless
842714
1.Plug the mini USB cable into the USB Connector as a radio antenna to improve reception.2.Switch the "ON/OFF" to ON position3. Hold down the play/stop button to switch to FM radio mode(It will jump to FM mode automatically if no Bluetooth' Music File, Line-IN)4.Shot press Play/pause to search automatically and locate local radio station, short press forward/back forward button to select the station you want.
1282982
You can, but it requires an audio cable. These headsets are not bluetooth compatible. I believe that it came with a short audio cable. Long enough cable to keep my phone in my pocket to listen to music. It is usually frowned upon in industrial settings to listen to audio (OSHA regulations), and the cord is a dead giveaway.
1163418
You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
1881499
you can record from FM but the memory is not really big, if you want to use wireless headphone you must use the Bluetooth option.
996731
I believe you can. I bought a FM tuner and plugged it in and it works great. If you can plug a set of earphones into it then it will work
1176741
Yes. You can use a preset station or program your own. But the audio over fm is susceptible to interference from other fm stations...
1652407
Yes but not share why you won't get yourself a pair of Bluetooth stereo headphones. This is primarily for tv viewing.. portable devises will work, but u will have an unnecessary bundle of wires connected to your devise. Remember the charging station of the unit needs to be plugged in not only to a power source but also to the device you are trying to listen to..
1552674
Yes, if your headphones are bluetooth you could connect no problem. You would just connect the outgoing audio to your headphone jack or your audio card if you have a desktop.
776617
You need the cable for app radio mode . Bluetooth will only give you audio.
605175
Just pair with your phone via Bluetooth, than play the music using it as a headphone
1458827
When pressing the 'Source' button, I've only seen Bluetooth/FM/Jack (plug-in) options. The site indicates FM, not AM, as well.
532689
Yes, for listen FM Radio all You need is one of a few app available in the store and to plug wired headset, the last work as the antenna, You can't listen the fm stations without it because N9 doesn't have any internal antenna.
1160191
No, unless you have some kind of USB infrared sensor that can connect to the headphone. I don't know if such a device exists - most computers these days use bluetooth for peripheral connectivity.