Bluetooth Speakers For Phone Calls

I like not having speakers in my ears. I don’t miss phone calls or notifications.

Speakers are loud and crisp! The only downside is you cannot use it for phone calls.

I got it 3 weeks ago for bluetooth phone calls in the car. Works great

This is great for getting headphones out of the way. I have a large pair of bluetooth Bose headphones I use for work calls, but use speakers for music. This keeps them from taking up any desk space when I'm not on a call.

This headset supports connectivity via USB for use as a PC headset and via Bluetooth for use with cell phone calls. The base makes it easy to switch between PC and Bluetooth. The bluetooth connection is between the base and the cell phone, with DECT to the headset. So you leave the phone on your desk and take the headset with you if you want to walk around. DECT has much better range than Bluetooth and is not affected by microwave ovens or WiFi, so calls are clear and consistent at all times.

I love these speakers and I bought two pair. I can quickly connect my phone or my computer and have used the speakers for Zoom calls as well as for reference audio in editing.

It is excellent for the studio,especially for phone calls.

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an owner of many Bluetooth audio speakers, including multiple Bose speakers (three Soundlinks included), I was not disappointed in Bose's newest addition, the Soundlink Flex. The SoundLink Flex continues the legacy of great-sounding Bose portable Bluetooth speakers – big sound in a small package. I love my Soundlink Micro for biking and listening to music on the beach, but it was time for an upgrade, and the micro, while impressive, was never going to blow anyone away with its sound. The Flex is a perfect upgrade to the micro. It has much deeper bass and louder overall volume, which makes it better suited for outdoor activities. The highs are also clearer at both lower and higher volume levels. Yes, the Flex is a little larger and heavier, but the included strap makes it easy to attach and carry. The Flex is just as waterproof as the micro, so it is ideally suited for beach activities. I also take I t on my jet ski because it is loud enough to hear. Bose included a few new perks, including the ability to set up the flex as part of a stereo pair with other Soundlink speakers. This excellent feature allows me to connect my Revolve II or micro for some added sound and stereo for larger parties on my patio. The Bose Connect app quickly paired the Flex to my Android phone without any problems. While connected to your phone, the Flex can take calls, and the microphone is not bad if you are relatively close. It also allows you to connect to your phone's assistant to request music or other assistant features through the speaker. I did not notice any Bluetooth cutouts or interference issues. The flex is a fantastic addition to the Soundlink family. Disclaimer: I did receive a discount on this product for my unbiased review.

This is a nice record player that works well. It sounds good, looks good, and was easy to set up. I know the idea of a Bluetooth enabled record player would probably make a serious audiophile gag but for my purpose it made it so much easier - I have one set of high quality Bluetooth speakers and they're linked to multiple devices including this record player, my phone, and my wife's phone. This record player enables me to not have a birds nest of wires and cables which is really nice. As far as I can gell it sounds just as good as my previous record player which did use cables to connect to the speakers.