“Can I connect a usb drive directly and play mp3 files ?”

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• No, you cannot. There is no USB slot for you to plug a USB drive into the Bose Soundlink Mini II. It pairs with bluetooth or an AUX cable

  Answered by Siabh 10 years ago

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• You cannot connect a USB drive to this speaker. There is no internal software to play music files. You must have an external mp3 compatible device, like an smartphone, tablet, or computer. Also, this speaker will only work with a 3.5mm audio jack or Bluetooth.

  Answered by Techman 10 years ago

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• No, there is no USB port, only a micro usb port for charging.

  Answered by BC43 10 years ago

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• Yes, I would think so. The plug into the speaker is small, like a cell phone plug, but the other end of the cord is USB. It makes sense to me that this combination would work, I would try it if I had mp3 files. We have used it with an Ipod, a tablet, and two different cell phones. It will sync with any Bluetooth device.

  Answered by Dodo 10 years ago

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• A USB cannot be connected into this speaker. However, this speaker does have an auxiliary jack. [A major selling point for me. )

  Answered by Porky 10 years ago

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• Great question. The Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker II can play audio via Bluetooth or the auxiliary input on the side. The usb port can only be used for charging and software updates.

  Answered by Bose Support 10 years ago

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