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Using wireless speakers with a desktop

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johnnybear

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Hello:

I would like to be able to use a wireless speaker with my desktop so I can listen to programming in the kitchen and such. I don't want to have to blast the small Logitech speakers that I currently use with my PC.

My understanding is that wireless speakers use Bluetooth technology. From what I can tell, my PC does not have Bluetooth. I was doing to buy a wireless speaker and a Bluetooth USB and see if it worked. But after poking around online I decided I should get some advice before proceeding. Apparently, setting up a wireless speaker for use with a PC isn't as simple as plugging in the Bluetooth USB and turning on the speaker.

So, in a nutshell, how do I use a wireless speaker with a PC that does not have Bluetooth. Thank you for your consideration.
 
Bluetooth speakers are cool if you're not an audiophile. I have a couple in the house and we use them to play music from our phones, laptops and tablets, works very well for us.
 
heatlesssun said:
Bluetooth speakers are cool if you're not an audiophile. I have a couple in the house and we use them to play music from our phones, laptops and tablets, works very well for us.
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And if you're an audiophile, pick up an Airport Express if you use iTunes or have iOS devices.
 
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