Bluetooth can be described as a wireless technology that uses radio waves in the 2 GHz range to connect devices that speak with one another. Plenty of people today have a computer keyboard and mouse that communicate with some type of computer utilizing Bluetooth technology.

You may make use of a wireless headset with your mobile phone. This as well makes use of Bluetooth technology. It allows two way communication between the head-set and the mobile phone.

Although cell phone towers and transmitters usually are meant to connect over extended distances, Bluetooth transmissions are low power and designed for short distances, only a few yards.

Contemporary Bluetooth equipment can communicate information rapidly. Bluetooth version 5 enables 2 Mbit/s bursts. and is plenty fast for high fidelity music and songs.

This means you may have wireless audio speakers in your home or office which faithfully reproduce the sounds of any recording. This includes computer speakers not to mention speakers for your television or high quality entertainment center.

A Bluetooth connection is made as a one to one link connecting a source (phone, tablet, television, laptop computer, etc.) and the speaker.  Establishing this connection in known as “pairing” and it is done very fast as the source searches for available Bluetooth speakers. This is the same process you employ for connecting your Bluetooth key-board and mouse with your computer system.

Since the Bluetooth speakers are wireless, they need a method to obtain power. Bluetooth speakers in your home may plug into a normal wall outlet. But, portable speakers need some sort of battery power, commonly a rechargable battery.

The key benefits of working with bluetooth speakers involve the ease of wireless connections as well as high bandwidth communications which will result in trustworthy reproduction of the sounds broadcast to the speaker.