Review on 🔊 Android Speaker Dock with Bluetooth - Philips Fidelio AS851/37 by Non Martin

. We have this on the kitchen counter mainly for charging phones (HTC Thunderbolts) and playing music through Pandora from the same phones. He makes music almost every day. We also sometimes use it to watch Hulu/Netflix with better sound from an iPad or Kindle Fire in the kitchen. Do you have a charging port? The PIN can be made shorter or longer depending on the needs of your phone. However, we still use a small block of wood/plastic in the groove to support the top of the phone (our connector is on the side next to the bottom). ). It's also needlessly cumbersome to connect the phone to the charging pin. Maybe my fingers are too big. Bluetooth connection is good. We use a 1/8" to 1/8" audio cable to connect to an iPad or Kindle Fire. When we connect a cable to phones, we get static electricity, which we don't get when we connect via Bluetooth. The speaker automatically detects when you place your phone on the charger and turns on. We charge both phones at the same time (one by placing it in front as shown in the image and the other through a cable through the USB port on the back of the speaker). The USB port on the back has enough power to charge my Kindle Fire and iPad2.