My experience of all things bluetooth, is that the greatest limiting factor is not distance, but things getting between the two units. So yes ... you will struggle with one room to another, with your phone and a blue tooth speaker simply because of internal walls. I notice even my own body will block the signal if my phone is in a pocket and the speaker is the wrong side of 'me' if that makes sense.
When bike coaching, two units on a helmet works pretty well, but when theres a weird helmet that my student unit cant attach to and we put it in their breast pocket, immediately the signal weakens because their body is between the two of us ....
Thats easily sorted. 6 inch nail and hammer needed. attach BT unit to nail. Hammer nail into back of student. wa la.... no obstruction.
Love it when you talk dirtyMy experience of all things bluetooth, is that the greatest limiting factor is not distance, but things getting between the two units. So yes ... you will struggle with one room to another, with your phone and a blue tooth speaker simply because of internal walls. I notice even my own body will block the signal if my phone is in a pocket and the speaker is the wrong side of 'me' if that makes sense.
When bike coaching, two units on a helmet works pretty well, but when theres a weird helmet that my student unit cant attach to and we put it in their breast pocket, immediately the signal weakens because their body is between the two of us ....
