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Its actually the opposite. On my Pixel 2 XL, it does show the version as 1.1.3, on iOS its 1.1.1. So technically, the Android app is advanced, but still no Bass On/Off option.   What's the time frame for the update on this? And when did Bose start to discriminate based on the customers' device operating system? Updates should be pushed together on both at the same time.   I don't need to keep disconnecting or turning power off to my bass module every single time. And reducing bass in the adjustment settings doesn't transfer the low end frequencies to the bar, it just reduces the thump of the sub.   Come on Bose, It's time to speed up. ... View more

Hi @AnameiaBR,   The SoundTouch Wireless Link Adapter is intended to add Non-Wifi or Older/Non-Bose Speakers to the SoundTouch ecosystem.   You can link them up via bluetooth Re-Broadcasting. So, start playing bluetooth audio on 1 device, and then add other speakers to form a group via the SoundTouch App. When you do so, the music may pause for a moment, to adjust delay and then will resume with all speakers in sync   As you own two SoundLink Speakers, you may need to purchase 1 more adapter as you can only use One SoundTouch Wireless Link Adapter per additional speaker/system.   Hope this helps!     ... View more

Hi @hmalina,   Im assuming that you have a SoundLink Color Series 1. This model doesn't have a built in microphone and thus wont support in call audio for bluetooth(wireless) devices. Although, connecting your phone to the speaker with a wired 3.5mm auxilarry jack would have call audio come through the speaker and would use your microphone built into the phone.   The Series 2 model however does include a built in microphone. You can have a look at it here: https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/speakers/portable_speakers/soundlink-color-bluetooth-speaker-ii.html   Hope this helps! ... View more

Hey dasc@rvparkreviewer.com,   If you're on iOS, try the following steps: Proceed to Settings and scroll to Music 1. Scroll down and make sure your equalizer is set to "off" 2. Volume limit to "off" 3. And Sound Check is Disabled.   If you're on Android: 1. Disable any equalizer settings as the Headphone has a built in Active-EQ 2. Ramp up the volume on your phone to maximum and then proceed to controlling it from the headphone(Works with Android devices that use independent volume control)   Hope this helps! ... View more

Dear @brianjmelcher,   Try resetting the headphone with the following steps:   1. Press and hold the power button for about 15 seconds while powering on the headphone. 2. You should head a voice prompt saying "Bluetooth Device list cleared" 3. Forget/Unpair the headphones from your mobile device 4. Re-Pair the headphones to your mobile device and start the app again.   After step 4, if the headphone fails to connect to the app, repeat step 1 and connect it to the PC update once powered on.   Hope this helps! ... View more

Dear @KiethV,   SoundTouch is designed to work seamlessy accross all additional devices in the ecosystem or within the same Wi-Fi network. Hence, presets that are saved on one device/app sync with your soundtouch account and across all speakers.   You may be able to assign a completely different set of presets if you login through a different soundtouch account.   Hope this helps! ... View more

Dear @CAWjr,   You can download the Bose Connect app on Android or iOS and then connect to your speaker to the same device. Once done, navigate to the speaker settings in the app and set the Auto-Off timer to Never.    This should solve the issue. Hope this helps.   Best Regards, enthusiast ... View more

Hey @palmai,   Do check if your TV has bluetooth compatibility for Non-Samsung Speakers or headphones. If it doesn't, you would need a bluetooth transmitter to connect your TV to your QC35s. Thos would plug in to your audio out/Headphone jack in yout TV and then send the audio to the headphones. Im not sure all Samsung TVs have native support for Bluetooth audio devices.   Hope this helps! ... View more

Hey @Maurice78,   The Bass module could be hooked up to the Soundbar through a 3.5mm sheilded cable.   This should solve your issue. Bose also suggests keeping the bass module on the same wall if you use it wireless as there may be network interference with your Wi-Fi or other wireless devices.   Hope this helps. ... View more

Dear @LeopardShark,   If you use the speaker to play music from Spotify you can integrate you account through the Bose SoundTouch app.   Try this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThtFGx2CXDI   As for USB playback, many speaker companies in the same category shy away from integrating this feature for 2 reasons:   1. You can risk the internal software by plugging in a USB device if its corrupted. 2. To promote use of online music services like Spotify/iTunes/Deezer as they are paid services.   Do try the app to integrate Spotify. You may have to initially login through the App itself.   Good Luck! ... View more

Dear @LeopardShark,   It seems you wish to play, or in exact terms "Cast" your music through Wi-Fi / DLNA.   The SoundTouch 30 III is designed for streaming local media from your mobile device through bluetooth only. However, if you have a Mac or Windows based PC, you could have your entire iTunes/Windows media player library synced with your SoundTouch account using Wi-Fi. This will enable you to stream to the SoundTouch 30 through Wi-Fi and you can control playback from the SoundTouch App.   Wi-Fi is also used to stream Internet Radio Stations from around the world through the App.   In your case, if you stream music through bluetooth, you can also re-broadcast the same audio to additional SoundTouch Speakers.   If your speaker is connected to the same Wi-Fi as your phone, you can also use Third Party apps like AllConnect to replicate a DLNA server and stream media from your phone library, which is similar to 'casting'   The USB Port is primarily for Service and Software updates. You can do this via the app wirelessly as well.    Hope this helps!         ... View more

Dear @joshjp84,   The SoundTouch Wireless Link Adapter is an accessory to add an existing Bose/Non-Bose Speaker System to Bose's 'SoundTouch Ecosystem'. This is primarily for Music Streaming services, Internet Radio and Bluetooth audio only.   You still can use it to stream movie audio via bluetooth on your laptop. However, restreaming it to all other SoundTouch enabled speakers would certainly cause noticeable delay.   The setup that you have is not intended to be used as a Home Theatre.   As for the Solo 5, this is a TV Speaker with built in Bluetooth for audio streaming for your mobile device. It will pick up audio from your TV/Laptop when you connect it to the Soundbar, but you cannot restream 'wired' audio to the other SoundTouch Speakers. By adding the SoundTouch Wireless Link, you only add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth restreaming capabilities to it. It does not convert the setup into a surround sound system in any way.   Best Regards, enthusiast ... View more

Dear @Generik91   If you are on iOS, proceed to Settings-> General -> Accessibility   Under the 'Interaction' Sub-Menu, you will find an option the says Call Audio Routing. Set the option to Bluetooth Headset. You may have to forget & reconnect the speaker once to get it to work. If not, I think a phone restart should solve the issue.   Good Luck! ... View more

Dear @agammemnon   On iOS, proceed to Settings-> General -> Accessibility   Under the 'Interaction' Sub-Menu, you will find an option the says Call Audio Routing. Set the option to Bluetooth Headset. You may have to forget & reconnect the speaker once to get it to work. If not, I think a phone restart should solve the issue.   Good Luck! ... View more

Haven't tested it yet, but it is compatible with Siri and Google Assistant which use similar protocols ... View more

Dear ST,   Thanks for your prompt response.   I must mention that Music Share does work flawlessly with all headphones.    In my instance, I use an iPad. I have my QC35 and SoundSport Pulse already connected at the same time. Music plays individually to both headphones when I select which one to output audio to in the Airplay list.   If you have two compatible Bose headphones, Try resetting the headphones pairing list and the following steps. The issue to be addressed is when 2 Bose headphones are already connected with the same iPad.   1. Connect the first headphone(Say a QC35) to an iPhone/iPad 2. Connect the second headphone to the same device.(Maybe a QC30/SoundSport Wireless) 3. Now in the bluetooth menu, it clearly shows that both devices are now, already connected to the iPhone/iPad. 4. Open the Bose Connect app 5. Try starting Music Share with the two connected headphones through the App(This initiates a screen prompt asking me to press and hold the second headphone's bluetooth/power button again to repair it to the iPad) 6. When I try to press the Power/Bluetooth button, it goes into pairing mode and I try to connect it through Bose Connect. It fails because the headphone auto-connects itself to the iPad 7. Are you able to connect instantly without deleting the headphone from your iPad's bluetooth list? Or do you have to first unpair with the iPad and reconnect through Bose Connect?   I've tried some troubleshooting with multiple headphones and the issue is the same.   If I have not paired the headphone to my iPad before / deleted it from the bluetooth list , The Connect App does works flawlessly as it recognizes the headphone as a new device.   However, it is unable to extend music share to an already connected Bose Headphone. ... View more

Maybe try toggling Dialogue Mode ON/OFF   Its the button to the right side of the Bass button your remote control that looks like a Chat Head icon. A light on your sound bar will toggle in the color green to show you that its on.   If this still persists, try running the ADAPTiq calibration once again ... View more