Can I plug my smartphone into it to listen to iTunes? null

No. There is no wired connection and no Bluetooth. If you are on the same WiFi network you can use almost any musica station or your downloaded music as an audio source. I have a playlist for my grandkids for dance parties on my phone and I use Pandora and Spotify all the time. I play Sirius to listen to news and sports

don't need to plug in you can bluetooth

From an iPhone your best or easiest option is the Sonos app which allows you to access the library on your iPhone. From a PC you can add the speakers through: settings >device connections in Windows 10. You also have an option to use the input from speaker to pc. I prefer the wireless method; although it seems a little difficult for basic pc users. A internet search will provide more step by step information and videos of the process. To much to list here.

Not into the play:1. Only the play:5 has an auxiliary in, but you probably don't need it. You can play local files from the app.

Yes, you can use your smartphones and listen to iTunes.

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No. There is no wired connection and no Bluetooth. If you are on the same WiFi network you can use almost any musica station or your downloaded music as an audio source. I have a playlist for my grandkids for dance parties on my phone and I use Pandora and Spotify all the time. I play Sirius to listen to news and sports
Answered by DroppyDropster 6 years ago
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don't need to plug in you can bluetooth
Answered by shawn 6 years ago
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From an iPhone your best or easiest option is the Sonos app which allows you to access the library on your iPhone. From a PC you can add the speakers through: settings >device connections in Windows 10. You also have an option to use the input from speaker to pc. I prefer the wireless method; although it seems a little difficult for basic pc users. A internet search will provide more step by step information and videos of the process. To much to list here.
Answered by tryn722 6 years ago
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Not into the play:1. Only the play:5 has an auxiliary in, but you probably don't need it. You can play local files from the app.
Answered by Shazaam77 6 years ago
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Yes, you can use your smartphones and listen to iTunes.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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