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Question: Is this compatible with USB Bluetooth dongles other than Creative's BT-D5 transmitter? The description is very ambiguous about this.
Document: I checked out thie speaker system for the first time today. After I was able to connect it with a reliable USB Blouetooth transmitter, it worked very well. The sound is crisp and clear with good volume control and very little distortion at high volume levels. It was quickly recognized by my PCs USB Bluetooth adapter and windows 7. I gave it 4 vice 5 stars because I consider it a bit overpriced. As usual, I am very happy with Amazon's competitive prices and fast and reliable delivery.
With things like the iCloud, Amazon's Cloud drive and Google Music it is more and more common to have all our music available all the time. But who really wants to play music on a smartphone or a tablet? Not me. That is where the Creative's modular system comes in.Just set this speaker down in the nearest convenient location and plug in the power. Pair to a bluetooth device and you're done. Oh and by the way, you won't need much space.
The finicky pairing issue can, theoretically be fixed by buying Creative's own Bluetooth adapter (which darn well ought to work, but is not being tested or reviewed here), but generally, I thought that any generic adapter would do the job. Be aware that devices without Bluetooth built-in can have some issues pairing with the ZiiSound system. However, barring these issues, what we're looking at here is a speaker system.
The ZiiSound D3x is the perfect speaker choice if you want the flexibility of adding on speakers and components in the future. This particular compenent works perfectly fine on its own using bluetooth capability. If you are looking for a speaker that will also charge your phone, look to the ZiiSound D5. If charging isn't a requirement the D3x is perfect.My phone connected practically instantly via bluetooth.
The D3x is quite a convenient speaker, easy to connect to your choice of BT. While I do use it for my mobile device, its main use is output for TV.
After a long and hard search for a bluetooth speaker system for my small apartment, I purchased both this Creative ZiiSound D3x and the more expensiveCreative ZiiSound D5x Modular Wireless Speaker System with Bluetooth Transmitter (51MF8115AA002).Beyond aesthetics (D5x has touch-sensitive buttons and a volume indicator), the units are quite similar. Both units are smaller than I had anticipated though sound is strong. I was most concerned about sound quality and was surprised that I like the sound from the D3x more.
Mine, with BT 3.0 had to fiddle a bit, since looks like Dell BT 3.0 drivers are a bit of a mess. I uninstalled dell's drivers and installed Widcomm directly and the thing was a go. On Linux, there is an ongoing bug (June/8th/2012) on ubuntu that won't let you use BT speakers even if you can pair to them. Hope they solve this one quickly.The sound is just amazing. Doesn't matter the source.
The D5 has higher quality speaker with bigger drivers than the D3x and also I enjoy it more than my Bose and Onkyo systems. But, if you have only $150 to spend, you will be pleased with the D3x; it's a keeper at that price!
(At Creative's page for the D3x, there is a small photo in a slide show of a D3x atop a fairly wide nightstand. In the photo, the D3x is positioned near the front of the nightstand, and behind it is a bedside lamp. One problem with such an arrangement is that the D3x is far enough from the wall that there is bound to be an appreciable decrease in bass.
I got this speaker to link my Droid phone and my wife's iphone for music. We had a Bose sound dock that we got as a present, but it was only compatible with my wife's iphone. This speaker links with both our cell phones and produces excellent sound. The sounds quality is not as good as the Bose, but it is excellent for our purposes.
Answer: Yes.  I have a couple different dongles which work. My sonalso plays music from his Galaxy phone through the speaker.