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Question: Does it work on batteries? I know the D100 works on batteries, how about the D200? Thanks.
Document: I've used it with my Google Nexus tablet, which is bluetooth enabled and my Laptop, which required an additional purchase of an usb bluetooth adapter ($15). But both worked and paired to the D200 flawlessly. The sound quality is very good and it fills the room. The quality can be relative based on your particular need.I had to deduct a star mainly because it doesn't include a rechargeable battery, nor the use of regular batteries like the D100. Isn't this supposed to be an upgrade?
My phone is a Galaxy S2 and my computer's bluetooth is an Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6235. Any card with A2DP should work. Also works with my wife's Iphone 4. I've only had to pair these devices one time, however you can only pair up to two devices at a time.The great thing about this product is that I know I'll be able to use it for years, unlike the numerous apple ipod docks, which change quite often.
I was very surprised by the sound given the price. It was easy to hook up with my computer. To get the speaker to work though, I had to disable the default speakers and choose the Creative D200 speaker in order for the sound to come through. That is something they don't tell you may have to be done. I don't know if that is true in all computers, but it was true of mine.
Well, bluetooth is a standard that SHOULD work on a variety of products, and it does with this Creative D200 Bluetooth Wireless Speaker. I was able to get a good deal (about half of what Amazon's current price) on a refurbished model that works fine. I have a brand new HP laptop and an older tablet running Android 2.2 (Froyo) and BOTH devices synchronized easily with this speaker.I'm not an audiophile, but I can tell that this is a big step up from cheap PC speakers.
I have this speaker and its little brother (D100) for about a year now.The sound is good with  modest volume levels. Nice attractive design. Would rate 5 stars if it had rechargeable batteries and had a little better treble sound.
I am considering the D100 as some reviews on some Audio Tech sites stated that speaker had surprisingly good crisp highs and quality.UPDATE: I got the Oontz XL from Cambridge Soundworks. Very happy with it. More expensive at just over 100.00 but the sound is clear and spacious, and it can run for several hours with its internal rechargeable batteries (or plugged in)making it highly portable and convenient.
This is the third D200 that I am buying. The first was for me and then my 2 boys fell in love with its design, quality, performance and price. I highly recommend this speaker for all those who want to enjoy big sound at small price. Thanks
My phone easily worked with the bluetooth in my car as well as my D100 at work. In any event sending it back. I also purchased the new Creative bluetooth headphones, they also worked great for one night, then went dead with not even  being able to hold a charge. As a result they are going back as well. I will move on and look for bluetooth from other suppliers as obviously Creative has some quality issues.
I've owned the Creative D100 for about a year and the d200 for about 6 months  Wireless Bluetooth Speakers. The sound quality is great sounds the same as the day i got them. Ive paired them both with ease on several devices. i like to use the d100 speakers when i go on long bike rides, in my house, in the garage, and outside while doing yard work. I use the d200 for a speaker bar for the room for listening to music.
Not only can I stream via Bluetooth but any guests to my home can also stream to this player (if they know the passcode). I find myself streaming as soon as I get home from work and then leaving it on for hours at a time.
Answer: no