If I connect my Mac to the bluetooth speaker, would I still be able to connect to the internet at the same time? Or does it have to be one at a time?
51991
To the best of my knowledge it will be one or the other. I'm sure that you cannot connect both at the same time.
51992
Yes you can. I stream music over the internet on my phone and computer, and then play it through the Bluetooth speaker all the time!
51993
Yes, you can access the Internet while streaming music via Bluetooth through the speaker. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
2181649
With an iMac you can play the sound on more than one at a time because this speaker is a wifi speaker, you can check more than one speaker on an iMac. Since it is wifi, it will play wherever your wifi reaches.
1094562
I am using this on OS X. I have my wireless mouse and keyboard connected. Plus, I just tried and successfully connected to a Bose BT speaker. So, at least 3 and I would guess probably more.
2181586
I had to press the power button six times and then I was able to connect it to my Bluetooth on both of my iPhones. I just had to wait for it to say waiting on connection then go into my settings and click on the cube and it connected. I had to do it with both my iPhones. I now have no issues when I turn the speaker on then my Bluetooth on. I hope this helps!!!
2129168
Is it losing connection while in use or after you shut it down and then it will not reconnect? If it has been paired with another device and that device is still active, (example iPad is in use or sleeping but not off) the speaker will attempt to connect to that device and will not connect to another until the previous device is deactivated or it's Bluetooth is shut off. Loss of Bluetooth connection can be caused by multiple devices attempting to connect, weak signal, too great a distance from source etc. I have two of these speakers and have not had a problem with either one. I use them with my iPad, phone, and with a laptop computer using an "old" external Bluetooth adaptor in a USB port. I'll mention battery state of charge too but you likely have charged it to see if a low battery was the problem. If the problem continues I'd contact the manufacturer. http://www.hensonaudio.com/index.php?route=information/contact
1062767
you hold down the button and you hit the Bluetooth on the device you want to connect I don't think you can have two devices at the same time but if you want to connect to a different device do the same thing and just make sure the Bluetooth on the other devices off
840871
If you haven't already, fully charge the speaker, make sure Bluetooth is turned on (on the Mac Book), then turn the speaker off and then on. See if the MacBook shows if it is trying to connect/pair. If not, there may be a product defect.
330476
Dear Mark,Thank you for your question regarding our M2 Bluetooth speakers. Once you pair the speakers to any device then you do not have to worry about pairing the M2 to that device again. It will automatically connect if you have brought that device back in range of the M2.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)
2244354
Syncs fine, the main consideration is where you place the speaker in relation to the screen. But I also have had two separate speakers with bluetooth transmitters that failed, and once it caused a hardware failure in my powermac bluetooth. just fyi... take advantage of the warranty and save your receipts
2100189
Yes, via the Mac's Bluetooth feature. Good sound for such a little speaker; used in a 12x15 LR, with 3 other couples present, on the coffee table and it did fine.
805603
If you've paired other BT devices with your MacBook then you should have no problems. It's a great speaker - great sound, well built and easy to pair. I see no reason why it should not be compatible.
843072
Thanks for the helpful comments. Does this mean that I could connect a Mac mini Apple Mac mini MC239LL/A Desktop to my network, and use it as a server to make my music accessible to a Squeezebox, and maybe for back-ups, too? Would I need to run the server version of Mac OS X on it, or would the regular OS work for these purposes?Thanks.
2228831
Yes. But you can only connect to one at a time. That is a limitation of Bluetooth.
977463
I'm not familiar with Macs but here is a website article that seems to answer your question: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_can_i_pair_connect_bluetooth_speakers_mac_macbook/
1824559
I am not exactly sure but I have noticed that if I start playing music from my Mac to the speaker via Airplay the speaker seems to automatically power on and play (without me having to turn it on).
618928
The best I can tell you is that it's a bad brand, it has problems connecting to a lot of devices, most Bluetooth speakers that aren't specifically made for Mac have problems connecting
569432
Not an expert but in general Apple's iOS only lets one bluetooth device work at a time. I'm not sure there is a fix for it.