GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Audio Music Adapter & Receiver for Portable Speakers , Headphones , Home and Car Stereo Systems

GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Audio Music Adapter & Receiver for Portable Speakers , Headphones , Home and Car Stereo Systems Review

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GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Audio Music Adapter & Receiver for Portable Speakers , Headphones , Home and Car Stereo Systems Feature

• Utilizes Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP audio streaming for enhanced audio quality and powerful sound ; Wirelessly receives music from your A2DP Bluetooth enabled smartphone, tablet or computer from up to 30 feet away ; Pairs to your device in seconds with one-touch control
• Plugs directly into your speaker or stereo's AUX line-in port via 3.5mm headphone plug
• Charges via the included USB cable in 2 -3 hours and delivers 12 hours of audio transmission per charge
• Includes convenient 3.5mm audio coupler for use with headphones and compact speaker systems
• Dimensions: 1.8 x 1.3 x 0.3 inches ; Guaranteed Quality ** 3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty **

GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Audio Music Adapter & Receiver for Portable Speakers , Headphones , Home and Car Stereo Systems Overview

GOgroove Bluegate Wireless Bluetooth Receiver and Adapter
This easy-to-use, plug-in solution equips your car, home or portable stereo system with wireless Bluetooth audio capability so that you can stream your music collection from your smartphone, tablet or computer. This accessory instantly upgrades your favorite speaker by connecting through the AUX line-in port of your system. It can even add Bluetooth to your favorite pair of headphones via the included 3.5mm audio coupler. It's easy to pair, lasts for up to 12 hours per charge and delivers powerful, high quality sound. Enhance your audio arsenal with Bluetooth today!

Equip your car stereo with Bluetooth(AUX port)
Any car stereo with an AUX line-in (3.5mm port) can be instantly upgraded to stream wireless Bluetooth audio. Just plug the BlueGate into your stereo and begin playing your personal music collection, or streaming Pandora or similar apps.

Adds Bluetooth to your Home Stereo or Portable Speaker System
Whether you have a mid-size stereo, small portable speaker or an extravagant home-theater system, you can instantly equip it with Bluetooth capability! Just locate the AUX line-in and connect the BlueGate! The 3.5mm audio coupler will allow you to connect with most small portable speakers that connect via on-board 3.5mm plug.

Enable your corded headphones to stream wireless audio!
Use the included 3.5mm coupler to attach the BlueGate to any heapdhones of your choice. Bose, Beats by Dre, Sennheiser, Monster and even your Skull Candy earbuds are compatible with BlueGate.

Works For: Acer Iconia A100 , A500 , A501 / ASUS Eee Pad Transformer , Prime TF201 / Lenovo Ideapad K1 , A1 , P1 / Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus , 8.9 , 10.1 / Toshiba Thrive

HTC Rezound , Rhyme , Vivid / Motorola Droid RAZR , Bionic , Milestone 3 , DEFY+/ Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket , Epic Touch 4G , Galaxy Note

*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Aug 20, 2012 09:32:54

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iPod Wireless Speakers and Headphones

The iPod seems to have induced a unavoidable trend in the consumer electronics manufactures as many clubs on the shop rushed to create accessories for the little gadget that allows you to take music with you wherever you go. Speakers and headphones were among the first choices as iPod accessories for consumer electronics companies. The next step was wireless speakers and headphones to allow more leisure of movement. We'll try to discuss the pros and cons of wireless peripherals for the iPod as well as the models that each wireless component works with.

Logitech

Power Adapters

Logitech began marketing in 2005 a wireless headphone unit that works with any model of iPod that has a dock connector on the base. This feature is thorough on all new models and is available on older models as well. The headphones use Bluetooth technology to join together to the iPod straight through an adapter that transmits the signal. They come with rechargeable batteries that supposedly can play up to eight hours of music per charge.

The wireless headset is very light and weighs only 3.2 ounces, with the adapter unit weighing less than an ounce. Ipod controls are in case,granted on one of the earpieces, so there is no need to return to the iPod to adjust the volume or move straight through the play list. The iPod can be left sitting on a counter or on a desk, and the headphones will pick up the signal for up to 30 feet away.

Logitech also markets a wireless music receiver and transmitter that turns your current stereo into a receiver and set of speakers for your iPod. It comes with its own rechargeable batteries so it doesn't drain your iPod. The receiver unit simply plugs into your stereo system and the transmitter onto your iPod. The system works with any iPod or Mp3 player with a thorough 3.5mm headphone output.

The benefit of this system is that you can use it to make your existing speakers wireless without having to buy supplementary equipment. It is easy to plug in and use so you can well move to other rooms in the house. The only drawback is the 30-feet distance restriction in the middle of the receiver and the transmitter.

Macally

Macally designed a Bluetooth based BlueWave iPod headset that connects to the iPod straight through a transmitter plugged into the iPod's headphone port. One issue with the BlueWave system is that the transmitter unit doesn't use the iPod's connector for power but two non-rechargeable Aaa batteries. an additional one issue would be the plastic notch situated by the headphone jack that prevents the transmitter from wobbling on the iPod's top and which you will need to take off if you own an iPod shuffle or a first or second generation iPod.

The signal's range should be nearby 30 feet but it varies greatly depending on the environment you are in, especially if doors or walls stand in the way. The headphones can provide up to eight hours of interrupted music depending on volume level and other factors. They are also powered by two non-rechargeable Aaa batteries.

With the BlueWave system you can also wirelessly stream music from your iPod by connecting the headphones to the home speaker system with a Rca patch cable that fits in the line-out jack from the headphones.

Oregon Scientific

Oregon Scientific released in 2005 a very inviting wireless speaker system designed for the iPod, the iBall. The speaker is shaped like a bowling ball and it connects to a transmitter dock, that holds the iPod, straight through 2.4 Ghz wireless technology, with adaptive frequency hopping spread spectrum. The signal range should be up to 100 feet and the rechargeable batteries provide up to 8 hours of music on a singular charge. It is compatible with iPods, iPod photos, iPod nanos, and iPod minis.

The iBall has a built-in remote for the iPod which you can use even if the iPod is not in the room. The speaker has a round Lcd display that you can use to convert volume and skip tracks, find out the time, wireless signal strength, battery power, play/pause status.

Wi-Gear

The iMuffs from Wi-Gear are wireless headphones made especially for the iPod but with a twist. They use Bluetooth technology to join together wirelessly to both your iPod and your Bluetooth enabled phone, so you can use them as a wireless headset for the cell phone. When you receive a call, the iMuffs pause the music on the iPod, ring in the headphones and allow you to speak in the integrated microphone.

The iMuffs system has a small receiver that hooks on top of the iPod and comes with a rechargeable battery that provides up to 12 hours of interrupted music. As startling with Bluetooth, the iMuffs headphones can pick up the signal in the 30 feet signal range. They also feature iPod controls on each earpiece for pause, volume, skip and search.

In the future, the shop of wireless headphones and speakers for the iPod will come to be a bigger share of the full, iPod accessories market, as the signal range will increase, the audio production quality will get better and the batteries the manufacturers use for power will allow more hours of playtime.

iPod Wireless Speakers and Headphones

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