what is bluetooth range
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Maybe you're asking the wrong question. Bluetooth is intended to be used at close range - 10 to 15 feet or less. Since the PhoneLynx is to convert calls coming in on your cell phone to a jack where you can plug in your house phone, there's no need to separate your cellphone from the PhoneLynx by more than a few feet. If you want to answer your calls from other places around your house, plug the base unit of any cordless phone into PhoneLynx and use the cordless handset (or handsets) to answer the phone from where you are.
741431
Have mine hooked up about 15 feet away from my phones with no problem. Haven't experimented with any further distance.
741432
I am not sure how well it will work if I am moving my cell phone around. It has worked perfectly since I installed about a month or so ago, but I keep my phone directly beside the PhoneLynx since I am using this a my primary home phone. I don't take this cell phone out of the house. I think the directions say you need to be within 10 feet, but can't be certain on that.
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.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BTX270 Wireless Bluetooth Portable Speaker. The maximum range for Bluetooth is 10 meters, or 32 feet. As long as you're within that range the speaker should work OK. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
2004869
It maybe that you need to understand marketing and theoretical design., which is often a marketing default to use in specs. Often ot real world experiences.Bluetooth can theoretically be used up to 30 feet with no interferences and in an ideal test environment. Your home or office, is not a test environment.
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The cords to the antennas are about 3 feet long. As for wireless distance, Bluetooth reaches devices about 30 feet away so don't count on reception outside the room where you have your computer. WiFi reaches just about anywhere in the house. My system works great with the computer about 40 feet away from the wireless router, wireless n, even with the door closed. Your results will vary. If your router is wireless b or g, the performance drops off quickly with distance, walls, and closed doors.
577201
Keep in mind that you can only pair a Bluetooth headset with the base station. Your range limit will be approximately 33 feet of the base station. You should be able to use any current Bluetooth headset. There is one thing I am not absolutely sure about. Bluetooth has evolved to a higher operating system since this set was manufactured. While I believe that a current Bluetooth headsest is backwards compatible from Bluetooth 2.0, etc., I am not absolutely sure of that. Check with the manufacturer of your Bluetooth headset to make sure it is backwards compatible. You can pair two cell phones to this unit. However, in reference to pairing cell phones with the base station, I have experienced quite a number of situations where I get a call from someone, and I can hear the caller, but the caller can't hear me.
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The Bluetooth range of the Pebble is between 30 -50 feet, just like all other Class 2 Bluetooth devices. You cannot talk or take a photo with the Pebble as it doesn't have a microphone or camera.
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The bluetooth range is about 12-20 ft but, for me at least, the signal gets dropped sometimes requiring me to redo the pairing between my android device and the speaker in order to restablish the connection. Other than that, the speaker sound is pretty amazing.
606250
Hi there, Bluetooth signal range depends on conditions and on smart phone model. Different smart phones place Bluetooth antenna in different place, so if you cover that antenna with your hand - this makes signal weaker. Usually with Samsung android phone I can reach up to 50 meters if we there is no big waves. As Bluetooth (as any other radio signals) does not go through water. After Apple iOS update, ~week or two ago, there was huge improvement in how Apple handles Bluetooth and range improved a lot. With Apple iPad we can reach 40 meters no problem. But please try to find best position how to hold your phone, as this influence a lot.
657754
Like most Bluetooth devices, it's good to between 30 to 50 feet. I've been very pleased with the adapter. Hope this helps.
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Bluetooth class 1 devices do support up to 100m of free space range, but most bluetooth devices are class 2 (10m of free space range). If you find a device to pair this with which is class 1 then you should get better range. Hope that helps.
966771
If the Bluetooth device is within 2 feet. I had horrible Bluetooth performance with the one I had and returned it.
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This range is around the standard Bluetooth range of 33 feet. Hopefully that helps! Thank you! :)
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Dear Meghan,Thank you for your question regarding our BTE40. The range for this device or any Bluetooth product is about 30 feet.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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Bluetooth is a common wireless scheme used over small distances. It is supported by smart phones and many computers. For example, I listen to music playing on my iPhone on this speaker. Once you have gotten the phone and the speaker to talk to each other, anything you would expect to hear out of your phone will, instead, come through the speaker.This speaker also supports being plugged into the earphone output, bypassing Bluetooth altogether.
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Range is about 60 feet and the Bluetooth connects automatically once setup.
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This is not a Bluetooth connection. RF distance is determined by the transmitters output. The assigned frequency would be determined by the FCC and that frequency would have a range. So only the manufacture could tell you what the max distance could be. I know that many RF devices around the home will reach up to 200' or more. Plus there are boosters available. I know with some brands of trailer Tire Pressure Spenser systems some require a booster to send signal from the wheel to the display on the dash.