Does it have mic? Does it soundbetter then "Soundance" ? Soundance® Portable Stereo Bluetooth Speakers with Enhanced Bass Resonator, FM Radio, Built-in Mic, LED Display, Alarm clock, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, support TF card/Micro SD card and USB input, up to 35ft Bluetooth Range, up to 8 Hours Playtime, support MP3, WAV, WMA, APE, FLAC format audio files(Black & Red) Does it have mic? Does it soundbetter then "Soundance" ? Soundance® Portable Stereo Bluetooth Speakers with Enhanced Bass Resonator,... » Read More Does it have mic? Does it soundbetter then "Soundance" ? Soundance® Portable Stereo Bluetooth Speakers with Enhanced Bass Resonator, FM Radio, Built-in Mic, LED Display, Alarm clock, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, support TF card/Micro SD card and USB input, up to 35ft Bluetooth Range, up to 8 Hours Playtime, support MP3, WAV, WMA, APE, FLAC format audio files(Black & Red) « Show Less
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It has excellent sound quality but I'm not sure how it compares with Soundance since we haven't done one to one comparison. It does not have microphone.
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Did you get it? I have one of them, it doesn't work. Neither do 3 others I have tried in the last week though, so I think I have a bad sound card. Sorry - I think it worked alright before it stopped working, but I could not swear it and I have a PC. Good luck.
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I think it does have mic, but sensitivity was not good and to other person voice was very low and seems like I was talking from very far. Until you hold it close to your mouth other person were not able to hear well. So no point of having bluetooth if you need to hold like cellphone. I ultimately returned it.
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If you use a SD card you can hear audio too. Make sure you adjust the speaker and mic on the unit
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Dear Randal,Thank you for your question regarding our BTD-400. Yes, the BTD-400 does support mic input and audio output to Bluetooth heeadsets and speakers.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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I'm going by memory and I didn't buy it for the reasons you inquired about, I believe the sales information says it can be used for conference calls and does have a microphone. It does have an aux port. If you call Klipsch the sales people are very helpful. They even told me about the part needed to use Bluetooth on my older lap top. Good luck Mike
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nope. forced to use mic on device only. Looking everywhere for a bt module that allows that. Headset with mic will still work for sound, but no mic.Would be ok if the mic wasn't so bad when a headphone/headset was plugged in. It's bad firmware because the mic works very well when using as a mini "phone" or speakerphone. I have bought two, and both have the same issue.
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It is decent but like I said it does not have an external speaker option but the speakers built in do have bass tubes built in through the back and I find that when I am listening to music I do get a decent sound with the treble cranked and there is still decent bass. I myself run mission speakers on my home system and you cannot compare but for a clock radio you will be happy, I was.
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New Yawkuh: The speaker is not as good as a typical transistor AM radio. Some types of sound seem work better than others - for example I can easily use it to hear my trumpet practice but it's not so good for listening to voices especially if there is any background noise.It is handy now and then to get a rough idea, but I don't really use the speaker very often. Typically I might use it occasionally to give a quick sound bite to my band mates during my jazz band rehearsals so they can hear how we are sounding.
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Hi; I just received my Sony DR-BT21IK/B, and it does indeed have a mic. I bought these headphones (in part) because I had hoped to use them for Skype with my gen 2 iPod Touch. So far, though, I cannot figure out how to make the microphone work properly when making a call with Skype. When placing or receiving a call on the iPod Touch using the Skype app, a warning message telling me that I should hook up a microphone pops up, and it won't let me place or receive the call until I dismiss the message. The operating instructions that came with the headset have not proved helpful with this problem, and I do not see any relevant settings on my iPod itself. Actually, I came back to this site in the hopes that there would already be a relevant discussion thread letting me know what I should do, but it looks like you and I may be just starting the troubleshooting. I do not know if this problem is related to the fact that the current generation of iPod software does not include Bluetooth support. I do not know if this problem is remediable. I do not know if there is a simple fix for this that I am missing. I would welcome support from any more tech savvy folks out there.
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Only heard a Jawbone at the phone store.I thought the Jawbone generally had to at a higher volume to get a good mix sound (treble and base).This is still a small speaker set in a nice form factor but do not expect too much.It does fit nicely in front of my monitor.
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No, at least this model does not support Bluetooth sound output. I don't think any other model does.
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It has an 1/8 headphone jack. If you output that to any kind of amp connected to speakers, it will produce sound. But it is not powerful enough to drive speakers itself with any decent results. You could probably use a jack with another male 1/8" and put it into the microphone jack on a computer. But I can't guaranty good results.
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I haven't heard the Standmore but would assume it has less of everything. If you don't play rock loud then it probably isn't worth it. Two downsides, one is no Bluetooth and two, no handle to carry it. I don't get the handle omission. I use a high end Audioquest pin to pin cable because the supplied is crap. Better sound quality than Bluetooth so not missing much.
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I did try it, because I don't have the mic. You can check by search internet. I can say it, the sound very good. 10 time better the old soundblaster card. Very close the sound card omega claro xt
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Depending on which Zune or other device you have and what it supports for audio transfer you have three options: 1) USB-this often transfers audio for but will keep things charged at the very least. 2) Bluetooth. While the bluetooth standard on this cube isn't the newest, it does work for clear audio transmission on BT compatible devices up to about 33 feet away (in my experience). 3) 3.5 mm or "headphone jack" for audio. At the very least, you can plug in anything with a standard headphone jack or adapt almost anything to fit this connection. This will work with 99% of portable MP3 and newer smartphones with a standard headphone jack. When used with the USB, most devices that are portable can get enough juice to charge and also have clear audio connection via the headphone. The sound quality is good for the size and fills a medium to large room quite well. We use it at our church to sing with preschool students and an iPhone occasionally. It's a nice speaker and not too large. The controls take 1-2 tries to figure out since there's not a big display for modes but just a little amber colored light near one smaller jog wheel to switch between the three input modes. After a few minutes, you will likely never worry about this again and will jam on, seamlessly selecting bluetooth or whatever mode you like. One caveat, I don't believe it works without being plugged in, if that matters to you. Hope that helps!
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Yes it does. However- the speaker in the thing either sounds muffled or like an intercom (loud) with crappy voice quality. Like a child's walkie-talkie sound with the pitch way off. The microphone at its loudest is barely audible. But if you hook up your computer or smart phone/tablet to amplified speakers it comes though clear and good. Also the android/IOS two-way feature button doesn't always work to activate/deactivate. The web page interface on mydlink.com works best.