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They do have WiFi that gives you better sound when that is available, but you always have the option of using Bluetooth instead. They do require a phone to play music from on Bluetooth, just like any other Bluetooth speaker. Google any review. They all mention it. I cannot speak for previous models, but I own both the Zipp and Zipp 2 sold here, and they have Bluetooth.
My guess is Wesley was trying to use the Libratone App to play music, rather than just stream music from his phone directly to the Zipp. The app uses Bluetooth briefly to help set up the system, but then streams using WiFi. Google Smart Speakers work the same way. A touch control on top of the speaker switches it from WiFi mode to Bluetooth mode. With Apple devices, Airplay also requires WiFi...so use Bluetooth Mode.
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If you have trouble trying to add your Zipp 2 to iOS Homekit in the Home App, try the following:
-Put the Zipp in paring mode by long pressing the bird button on top, then pushing the little icon that looks like wireless.
-Go into the Home app, click the Rooms button on the bottom and go to the room you want the speaker associated with(the addition would fail after Wifi setup if I skipped this step)
-Click the + icon, select "Add Accessory", select "I don't have a code". The speaker should then show up shortly, and after selecting it it will hopefully get added to your Home.
If your Zipp 2 is skipping on Airplay 2 playback:
What worked for me is always using an HomePod as the audio source, and then Airplay 2'ing to the Zipp. My guess is that the Zipp2 doesn't quite buffer enough for the latency from my iPhone -> HomeKit Hub -> Zipp 2, while the HomePods are Homekit hub's and can skip that first leg. If you don't have a home pod, it might work better if you can leave the source device close to your Homekit Hub, though I never got to trying this. Yes this is annoying, but the speaker sounds amazing for $80 and this drawback applies only to Airplay 2.
WiFi is used for gaming headset and some home audio equipment for faster response and better sound.
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They do have WiFi that gives you better sound when that is available, but you always have the option of using Bluetooth instead. They do require a phone to play music from on Bluetooth, just like any other Bluetooth speaker. Google any review. They all mention it. I cannot speak for previous models, but I own both the Zipp and Zipp 2 sold here, and they have Bluetooth.
My guess is Wesley was trying to use the Libratone App to play music, rather than just stream music from his phone directly to the Zipp. The app uses Bluetooth briefly to help set up the system, but then streams using WiFi. Google Smart Speakers work the same way. A touch control on top of the speaker switches it from WiFi mode to Bluetooth mode. With Apple devices, Airplay also requires WiFi...so use Bluetooth Mode.
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