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Question: Can I use bluetooth headphones to listen to the fm stations?
Document: I got this on sale at local discount store to keep in the room we use at the in-laws when we visit, so we had an alarm but also like to listen to music and they don't have a clue when it comes to technolgy and would never have had anything like this at their house. The sound is good for the price, noting I have an HMDX bluetooth alarm clock at home and this toasts the sound of it (better clarity and base).
)Taking off one star because the Product Description mentions (as of the date of this reviw) AM/FM radio, although the radio isn't capable of tuning AM band stations. Oh well, at least the bluetooth connection lets me listen to web streams of AM stations through this thing!
I got this to replace my old iPod alarm clock dock. Though the device is small it sounds as loud as my old Sony clock which had bigger speakers.It has a USB port to charge any apple device or other devices that charge via USB. It paired easily with my Xperia phone and my iPod and can listen to my music or calls. FM tuner is great, I have had stereos and other clocks with big antennas which have a real hard time tuning into stations but this one has no problems.
The radio works great for FM stations. I love that the FM tuning is digital - no fiddling with the dial to get it exactly right!Bluetooth setup is easy.
I like the two speaker sound and the Bluetooth connection. Nice. Problem is the radio wake-up alarm turns on at level 15. Even when I had turned it off at level 3. So its quite the loud wake-up call. Then when the radio station is on a minute or so, it fades to static. You would think digital tuning would hold the station. But no, stations fade in and out all the time.
I got this radio yesterday and so far I'm unable to get it to pair with my bluetooth. Now I find out that I can't listen to the radio via buetooth. That's the whole reason that I bought this. I wanted to be able to listen to radio at work without disturbing my coworkers. I can already pair my iPod sand moblie phone, so what's the point?
It cannot keep the correct time. Every week I need to reset. Also, bluetooth does not stay on so if you wantto use the alarm on your phone through these speakers, you are out of luck.
This is a unit that could lovingly last a few years of daily use as your main alarm clock, but I wouldn't expect to get ten years or more from it if you use the alarm on a regular basis.- The unit can pair with multiple Bluetooth devices, but only be connected with a single device at a time.
I own 2 of them. If you use them for listening to your music streamed by Bluetooth...this is perfect. If you are using it for your clock...save your money. Both of mine gain about 5 minutes every 2 weeks. Kind of annoying....but I use mine at my 2 offices and it streams perfectly.
I was searching for a clock radio that had bluetooth,fm radio,a dimmable display,dual alarms and a usb charging port.It is close to being the perfect clock radio for me except for the fact that it does not keep the correct time.It gains a few minutes every week.
Answer: Although I don't have bluetooth headphones to verify this for certain, it seems unlikely that you will be able to do that based on a couple of pieces of suggestive evidence - (1) the bluetooth mode is switched on by a button marked "Source" that switches the unit between FM, bluetooth, and auxiliary input. As far as I can tell, there's no way of keeping both the FM and the bluetooth on at the same time. (2) The manual makes no mention of any bluetooth transmission functionality. So, I'm pretty sure that this thing can use bluetooth for audio on receiving mode only.