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Question: Can this work with a remote control
Document: So I walked over to the unit and cranked up the volume as loud as it would go. Wow...it was actually too loud to the point where I had to back it off. How can something this small be that loud and still sound good? Wish there was a remote but I intend to leave the Bose volume cranked and use the local volume on whatever device I am using to control it.
No remote control. Good battery life. Made in Mexico. God forbid you drop it. $325 after tax. Easy to use. Sounds great for it's size. Looks great. Works perfectly with my Mac. Good auto-off, battery saving feature. Connectivity issues, in my opinion. Really wish it was made in the u.s. and a little less expensive.
As a practice I turn OFF the Bluetooth to the 2 devices I'm NOT using. I also turn down the volume of my players, then adjust the volume on Soundlink lll to the level I want. That way, I can turn the volume &#34;up&#34; or &#34;down&#34; with my player as well as having control over my music selections which, for me, doesn't necessitate having a &#34;remote&#34;.
no remote, but sounds great. have to always pair system but not a real problem. I carry it around the house like a old fashion boom box
I have a large Jambox and it work well. I don't know why I tried another product. I have trouble getting the Bose to find the signal of my cell phone. Then finanlly get music and have to start over again the next time.I like the large Jambox!
I tried from my phone and my computer and both connected easily and flawlessly. Turning the phone bluetooth on or off, coming a day later, it doesn't matter, it's just a matter of selecting the Jabra speaker from the list of options and it connects. No extra work needed.2. All 3 Bose speakers act the same way.
The sound is excellent from the mini as well, and I put that in my tote so I can have nice sound at work. I don't have a discerning enough ear to tell you the differences between the two, but either should make you happy IMHO. Still, if you want something super portable, go with the mini. Want bigger sound and aren't carting the speaker everywhere? Go with the Speaker III. I love it!
I work for a company that sells many of the competitors to this device, such as the BIG Jambox and Beats Pill XL, there is no comparison. I would pay twice as much for the Bose over either of those, but they cost the same. Go figure. I know someone that has a soundlink II and once I heard it I knew it was what I wanted, so I got the Soundlink III to make him jealous.
Good sound but wish it had a remove control for on-off. Preset sound to loud then i can control volume from phone.
except for bluetooth pairing and i guess power, most or all control issues can be handled from whatever device you have streaming to it.so, for me, this device works.
Answer: The old ones had a remote. The new SLIII does not come with a remote. I noticed aftermarket remotes exclude the new III as well. But if you turn the volume up on the speaker and down on your smartphone you kind of don't need one except for turning on and off.