how far can the speaker be from the iphone
89937
I mostly use my iPad. I have it about 8-10 ft from the speaker. I use it for a yoga class and the speaker is across the room from me. Works great, I just love it!
89938
I read that other reviewers said it could be placed 30 to 40 feet away. I have not tried that yet.
416515
I am not sure. I use a ipod loaded with music and it sits about 25 ft away in the living room from the speakers hanging on the back deck. If you have a direct line of sight to the speakers it should be fine.
1044326
About two feet or you can use any 3.5 mm aux jack cable and make it a bigger cable but battery only in one speaker!
595204
Depending on model and Bluetooth specs on the unit itself most BT is 30 to 54 feet away I believe. I will have to check with mine and walk farther away. But in our living room area it works just fine putting my iPod on the kitchen island and the speakers in front of the big screen tv on the stand.
1179812
Have the speakers at least 2 to 3 feet away from the wall if possible...from a def tech rep
1779787
As long as you device (iPod or whatever else you are using as source material) is near the speaker, you should be able to do this. I plan to do the same in my yard, and tested it out. Seems to work just fine.
2081451
This device needs to be within a few feet of the cell phone you are using. The Bluetooth radio in this thing doesn't reach farther than maybe 10 feet.
859601
Hi Jeniansmom, your source device can work up to 10 m (about 30 ft) (line of sight) of the Bluetooth Speakers. -Vincent
504081
I haven't tested this out but I will say that when I was using it, I had the speaker on my countertop in the kitchen and was able to walk to the back of my house and didn't notice any issues. Probably ~30-40 ft.
33806
The quick guide states the Bluetooth has a working range of up to 33 feet between the phone and headset before audio degrades and the connection is lost. Hopefully this answers your question.
2131448
BlueTooth is good for about 30ft but walls and metal will reduce this distance. This may not work well!
1649618
About 15-20 ft. That's around walls - but sometimes it's further. I'm not sure what it depends on, but one time I went out to my car and my bluetooth was still connected so I thought I had it with me, but couldn't find it in my purse. However, when I pulled away, it disconnected so I knew it was still in the house. People I talk to say I start breaking up when I'm about 20 ft. away from my phone - but it's usually when I walk away from the room that my phone is in.
902737
I use it in my car with an Ipod. I have walked it off as far as 65 ft from the car and works great! I like it so much, I bought one for my son!
2052140
Standard Bluetooth distance (that is up to about 30 feet), but I would not leave the cell phone farther than 5 ft from the base unit, like all Bluetooth devices the distance is drastically reduced by walls and other interference between the Bluetooth connected devices
621410
No, you can't. I ve use ipod touch, nano and iphone 4S and the sound goes through the speaker.
802015
I would say about 20-25ft at most before the sound cuts out. This is the case for just about all bluetooth headphones, not just this one.
1143154
I use my speakers in my classroom. I pair it to my Macbook air only. I have never determined what the range is.