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Question: i want to send music from Pandora on my laptop  wirelessly to my Bose III wave radio.  Will this work?
Document: The picture is completely misleading. This product was not delivered with a DC power supply as reflected in the Amazon ad. I called Bose and they said it did not come with a DC power supply. I directed them to the Amazon ad for this product and they said it was wrong. However, they did agree to send me the DC power supply, which is currently out of stock for 3 weeks. Apparently, this item will only work with a Bose Wave Radio III without the DC power supply.
I probably didn't have to, but a few folks who purchased the bluetooth adapter mentioned that they had a few problems with installation on their computers with Win 7 on their reviews). As far as my tablet, my Toshiba Thrive recognized it immediately and had that operating in less than a minute.I have the Bose Wave III system. When I heard Pandora,Spotify and other music sites from my computers and my iTunes from my iPhone over the those Bose speakers, I was blown away!
Will first lets describe what this do simply put it allows you to play music wirelessly through Bluetooth so it works with most bluetooth device out there, so it can store up 6 devices and works really well,so what I did not like is the way to switch between Bluetooth device , it's not that awful its just that you need to switch off all Bluetooth devices except the one you want to connect to your music system , and all in all this  extra component is a must have for your Bose music systems.
Before I bought the Wave Bluetooth Adapter, I was a bit doubtful if it would work on my Wave II system (not the current Wave III), which I bought in 2009. I received the adapter itself, a power supply, a power cable for the power supply and a CD software update. Now I can play music from my iPad using the Wave remote control anywhere 30 feet from the unit, forward, rewind, pause, and stop, just like controlling the Wave unit itself.
This works very well with my Bose Wave System. In fact, I'd recommend buying this with the Bose Wave Radio instead of getting the Bose Wave with the built in CD changer. This probably doesn't work with anything but a Bose, but if you have a Wave Radio, this is the thing to get.
Set up was easy to do. I had my iPhone, my computers (both desktop and laptop) and tablet up and running in no time. Just plug the Adapter into your Wave II or III system (note: read the instructions carefully that comes with the unit, the Wave II and III systems set up slightly differently). The Adapter doesn't have a power chord, it gets its power from the unit.
I should have ordered the one with the power cord. The description said it works with Wave II. Which I have. But I could not get it to work. I finally took my Wave Radio to the Bose shop and they helped me. So I had to buy another Bose Adapter that had the power cord and a disc to update the system. Which I did not know you needed to update.Works good and would recommend it to family and friends.
The Bose Wave Bluetooth Music Adapter was simple to set up following the provided instructions. It works well with multiple connected devices and the music sounds great. I am also impressed with the Bluetooth range, which works virtually throughout the house (including from up and downstairs).I do think the price is a little high, but if you want to listen to music from other devices, it is well worth it.
The Bose Bluetooth Music Adapter is fantastic. I gave this to my girlfriend for Christmas. She was getting a Bose Wave Music System III as a gift so this was the perfect compliment. Now she can listen to all of the music from her iPad on the new Bose. The set up was simple and it works perfectly. This makes the Wave Music System even better.
I purchased this for my wife for Christmas. When I took it out of the box it had a quick start guide. I opened it up and followed a few steps and in less than 5 minutes we were streaming music from her phone right thru the Bose Wave Radio. What a wonderful accessory.
Answer: If by wirelessly you mean Bluetooth,  them yes this will do the job.  I stream Pandora from my phone.