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Question: Does it mix the audio from the 3.5mm aux input and Bluetooth, or does it just play one at a time? And do you have to manually choose between the two?
Document: These sound good enough for the price. I had no problems with the bluetooth pairing and was up and running in no time.My only gripes are that the pairing button is on the back of the sub, rather than on the wired remote, and also that the audio input isn't a female 3.5mm socket on the sub, but rather a wire coming out of the sub with a male 3.5mm on the end of it. If this gets cut, your speakers will be toast.
The Bluetooth works well but the built-in aux cable tends to crackle a bit. The speakers are nice and paired with the subwoofer they give you really good sound quality. The system doesn't get loud enough and at higher volumes it the sound quality gets rough and the speakers start to crackle, making me worry I'm going to blow it out one day.
I purchased this speaker system because I was tired of using my monitor's built in ones.Cost-quite reasonable compared to similar setups, splendid value considering the bluetooth function when compared to other systems costing $100 or more for the same feature.Audio-Great quality that can push some serious volume,  I use a jack line to my desktop but can bluetooth to my phone when I want to play music from just about anywhere in my apartment.
I'm kind of blown away that a speaker at this price point ($60 at Best Buy) has Bluetooth, but it's there, and it works great, if you don't mind reaching behind the subwoofer for the pair button the first time you use it with a new device. I've got iTunes on my MacBook Air playing through it right now and I love it.
i have bought one before this and given it to my friend. This is the second one.nice price and great quality.it's worth to try.
This is one of those - lets not tell you the size. These speakers are tiny. The sub enclosure is about 7x7x8 inches. Unless it's pushing a major voice coil with Butal rubber speakers, its not moving much air. And, no they're not beutal rubber. Not worth it at all. Heads up folks.
So you can continue the podcast or audio book you were listening to on your phone while still having full audio from your PC. It's a wonderful feature and I really like it.All in all I'm glad I made the purchase. Got a better price at a local brick and mortar blue and yellow electronics store, $59.
Frankly, my only concern is the durability of the remote on/off/volume switch. It works fine, but because it's hardwired into the subwoofer, there is no way to conveniently replace it if it does quit working.Connection is a snap... plug the speakers into the subwoofer, plug the sub audio cable into the output jack of your computer, and plug the power cord into the wall. Turn it on and off using the wired remote.
So I use these to play music for my 10 person office and they do the job just fine when equalized correctly. I would definitely recommend a preamp OR if you're playing music through an Android phone look into Viper4Andoid. It's a must have app for audiophiles playing music through &#34;cheaper&#34; speakers. Totally makes these babies sound like BOSE quality. No BS.
We like them so well that we will likely buy at least two more sets.Had I not heard these speakers first, I too would have thought twice about purchasing them and then would have spent much more on a brand that I knew I could not go wrong with. Glad we found these.
Answer: Mixes both, it's one of my favorite features.