Other, more convenient alternatives are to connect compatible speakers to your device wirelessly using Bluetooth or AirPlay, or to stream audio from your mobile device to your television set/home theater system using AirPlay with an Apple TV device.Įach of these options for connecting external speakers to your mobile device has pros and cons. However, you can also connect loader and more powerful external speakers to your mobile device using a cord that plugs into the headphone jack, or you can connect your iPhone or iPad to speakers using its built in Dock Connector port or Lighting port (depending on which model iOS device you use). The speaker that’s built into your iOS mobile device is decent and offers good quality audio, especially if you’re in an otherwise quiet area and you’re within close physical proximity to the iPhone or iPad.
Meanwhile, both the iPhone and iPad have a built-in speaker (near the bottom of the device) that’s used for listening to all other types of audio, such as music, audiobooks, audio from TV shows and movies, as well as audio generated by various apps. Your iPhone has a built-in speaker that’s used to hear the person you’re speaking with when you hold your smartphone up to your ear and you engage in a phone conversation. IPad and iPhone Tips and Tricks: (covers iOS7 for iPad Air, iPad 3rd/4th generation, iPad 2, and iPad mini, iPhone 5S, 5/5C & 4/4S)
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