Yup just got the new Beats pill in red & it’s freaking awesome & yes it does pair with my old iPod nano ( with Bluetooth feature in the iPod) & works fantastic!👍👍 Defo grabbing another Beats pill to have my tunes in stereo mode! 🙂🙂
The answer is both yes and no. PS5 (just like the PS4) does not support Bluetooth speakers (or headsets) directly. However, you can connect a Bluetooth speaker to your PlayStation 5 indirectly by using a PS5 Bluetooth audio adapter. Also if your TV or monitor supports wireless/wired speakers, that could be an option
I have always thought that Bose Flex is a much better quality speaker. I just want to see the Beats Pill first personally to prove myself before buying the Flex again. I gave mine to my Dad so Im buying another one for myself and pairing them up on our next vacation. The only problem with Bose is its Connect App. Hideous. Although I’m torned because the Pill has Find My
After checking the find my for the beats pill- it’s not as precise as some other Apple products with designated chips for this but will give you a general idea of where last connected, if this helps!
Go for the sound quality. Bose might win as there’s an opening for bass in Bose Flex. Beats doesn’t have that. I’d say you can try Marshall Emberton 2.
@@saucy-wi6ft bose is the clear winner. I bought the pill to compare it to my Flex. Its a no contest. The Bose Sounds Realistic, the Beats has this wierd Amplified Unnatural sound. It only sounds good with certain types of music. The bass doesnt even compare. I dont even notice bass on the Pill. True audio people will get Bose. People will buy the Pill for its Logo. Like its a status symbol. But reallly its just an Apple speaker now.
Awww a fanboy. JBL is the shittiest speaker brand but awesome for the price ngl. I prefer Marshall which is a bit expensive. Bose sounds best but too expensive. Beats copied all of em🗿
