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Question: How many bluetooth devices can be paired?
Document: I liked the fact that it will work with both my iPod touch and my iPad. It also includes a mini-jack so that other audio devices can be connected. I have not tried the bluetooth connectivity feature yet but hopefully it will work as well as other features.On the other hand, the owner's manual is a joke. It is just a poor quality sheet of paper with very small print in multiple languages. It was extremely difficult to read and once I found the English section, it had very little helpful information.
The bluetooth is not something that was on my list of "needs" for new speakers, but it is definitely a handy feature, and the sound is equal (according to my ears) to the sound quality when it is directly docked.I have tried other docks (I've tried a couple of the Philips ones) and this is the first one that really fits our needs for quality sound and portability and versatility without any negatives coming to mind. The Bose has moved into another room, where it doesn't need to act as AUX speakers for all of our devices.
The slickest way to display, charge and store your iPad. So easy to set-up!. Play the music through great Stereo speakers, or play your movies and slide shows with great sound. It also pairs with the devices via Bluetooth so you can hold the iPad while the sound still comes out of the dock. The iPad downloads a FREE application by Philips, that let's you program te iPad as an alarm clock, as a digital photo frame, a personal movie theatre, a digital jukebox etc. It is also good for the iphone and ipod touch.
This iPod, iPad and iPhone dock is designed with portability in mind. It is super compact and has a cover and carry case that makes it very easy to take on the road. It is a very sturdy design and I feel comfortable packing it in a suitcase or carry-on bag without it getting damaged. There are so many places that you can easily take it where it wouldn't be practical to take a regular docking station. You can take it outside to a cookout or to the pool and can run it on battery power without needing to plug it in.
No matter how low I put the settings this thing scares me awake it's so loud each morning. I tried the Philips app that you need to download to use this speaker and the app clock isn't nearly as loud.If you have any problems being woken up by an alarm clock and have an iPhone, this will wake you up!Docking:  once you realize the docking port is flexible docking is not an issue. I've docked my iPad with smart cover many times and my iPhone 4 with a thicker skin with no problem.
Easy to use, sound quality good enough for its size and price. You can also connect other devices, not only Apple. I like it
I'm not sure why one reviewer said this isn't for the iPad 3. I have the first version of the iPad and the newest iPad both. It works for BOTH of them very well since it has a special little "backing" device that comes up to support the weight of the iPad from falling too far back, thus preventing damage to the connector portion of the iPad.The sound is awesome. I use this for working out since I think the music in most of these exercise videos is cheesy. Now that many videos give you the option of "muting" their music, I can listen to mine instead.I have a Bose and, although this isn't quite as awesome as a Bose, it's up there in sound quality.
The Fidelio app also includes additional features including playback controls, a multi-function alarm clock, music collection browsing, sharing via Facebook and Twitter, access to more than 7,000 internet radio stations and podcasts, displays current local weather conditions, and helps you keep an eye on the docking speaker's battery life.Like many others, I installed the Fidelio app on my iPad 2 and iPhone 4. Initially, the app would work fine one moment, and later shut down the moment it's fully loaded. There seemed to be no pattern to the problem.
I love this dock. It can go really loud. I am so happy that it works on both my apple iPad and my apple iPhone. The music always sounds really good. It also has a battery and somthing I found out is when the battery dies, It uses the power from the iPad. You can also use it plugged into the wall. It charges my devices really fast. It sounds very good when I play Tony Bennett music.
The Philips Fidelio Docking Speaker iPod, iPhone and iPad, DS7700 is a small, sleek, and portable, way to be able to listen to music on your various Apple devices, or a way to enhance games played on an Ipad. It can be described as  today's version of a "Boom Box". I have an Ipod Nano that's a pre-video and once I have it out of the box, it was a matter of figuring out the plug and switch to power it up to have my music playing.First off, the "cover" is magnetic and it's relatively simple to remove it by gently popping it off  to reveal where whatever device you may have is to be connected.
Answer: Not 100% sure. I would say it would remember at least 4-5 of your Bluetooth items.