A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 has Bluetooth capability that you can use to pair it with mobile phones, tablets, and laptops. If your Echo Device support BT connectivity with Bluetooth speakers, then it should work with our JBL Flip 5.
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 can only connect to a source device via Bluetooth connection. You may encounter audio-video delays when you're using it to connect with your TV via Bluetooth since these headphones don't have apt-X HD low latency codes, which are being used for Bluetooth connectivity with TV.
A:AnswerOur Flip 5 is not compatible with the Soundcore Flare 2 because they are different brands and use different technologies to connect with other speakers. The JBL Flip 5 uses the Partyboost feature to connect with other Partyboost enabled speakers.
A:AnswerThanks for inquiry. Please note that we don't advise taking the unit apart to replace the battery, as this voids the warranty on your product. You may try to have this checked with our authorized service centers to have the battery replaced.
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 can connect to any Bluetooth-enabled device. It should be able to connect to the speaker if your turntable's Bluetooth feature can transmit audio signals.
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 doesn't have a magnet to have it attached to surfaces. You may check custom mounts from third-party sellers for your JBL Flip 5.
A:AnswerThanks for your inquiry. Please note that our JBL Flip 5 is mainly a Bluetooth speaker and it relies on the connected source device for music. You may check on your source device for the your subscriptions.
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 can only be paired with other JBL portable speakers with the PartyBoost function, such as the Flip 5, Pulse 4, Boombox 2, and the Xtreme 3. It will not work on non-JBL speakers.
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 has Bluetooth capability that you can use to pair it with mobile phones, tablets, and laptops. If your Echo Device support BT connectivity with Bluetooth speakers, then it should work with our JBL Flip 5.
A:AnswerOur JBL Charge 4 will not pair with a JBL Flip 5 since they have a different connect feature. The Charge 4 uses Connect+ while the Flip 5 uses PartyBoost.
A:AnswerJbl are useless and so is the piece of crap flip five useless piece of poop speakers. My wife and kids bought ones for 30 dollars and they are immensely better. My jbl pops and hisses and it makes me nuts. Jbl blames your wifi and not their crappy speaker. Run from it my friend, as soon as you can and thanks for morning my speech, dick hammers
A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 has Bluetooth version 4.2. The range of it while connected to your other Partyboost compatible speakers can go from 10-15 meters tops, this could vary depending on the environment. Blockages such as walls and other wireless signals like WiFi and Bluetooth devices can also cause interference.
