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I often find that you get tired managing all the wires to your different accessories. Therefore, when I recently read about some new Creative Bluetooth speaker, I thought, why not try it? I bought the model called D 100 which runs on both AC and battery (four AA), so you can use it everywhere. It’s not two seperate speakers, but the speakers are in one nicely designed unit, but the sound seems spacious none the less. Establishing the connection via bluetooth is very easy, and remains stable within a distance of 10 meters from your Sammy, even if speaker and PC is placed in different rooms. You quickly appreciate getting rid of wires and to be able to take the speaker with you around the house, and sometimes when your’e out. Sound quality is great, but not amazing. However, I became so pleased with this speaker that I decided to also invest in the larger model, D 200, which only runs on AC, so this is permanently placed in my living room, and has replaced my previous speakers. The sound of this model is truly magnificent, it can easily replace normal HIFI-speakers, but takes up much less space, you don’t need a wired connection to your Sammy, and you don’t need your Sammy to be in the same room. And the design of the D 200 is really luxurious. With both speakers you’ll really experience how satisfying it can be to use your Sammy as asound system. Highly recommended. You can get the D 100 at Amazon for £ 54.99 and the D 200 for 78.99. It’s a great combination; the D 200 when you really want to enjoy and immerse yourself in great music, the D 100 for taking your music with you everywhere inside and outside the house.
Hi, I cannot get my Creative D80 bluetooth speaker to work with my Samsung N220 🙁
It says “The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)”, Windows Update cannot find the driver and nothing can be found on the Creative website. The laptop and the speaker are connected and my computer sees the speaker as a Bluetooth headset.
No problem whatsoever using my phone (Samsung Galaxy S) via the speaker. But how on earth could I connect my N220 too?
Hey, problem solved – I followed these instructions (all the relevant info is in the first post):
http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-hardware/8235-how-add-a2dp-support-windows-7-a.html
and the link to the Bluetooth package that still exists (and worked for me) is http://www.oyla.de/cgi-bin/designs/r…41441255948643 in Post #3.
Thanks to those guys! 🙂
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