1. The loudspeakers use Bluetooth 4 wireless technology to communicate with the app, so you will need a mobile device running Android 5 or higher.
2. The app does not play any sound.
3. It is for remote control purposes only.
4. Music level indicators are located above the input wheels.
1. A buggy App is one thing, but one that just flat-out doesn't work is unacceptable.Stuck in scanning mode with my current phone and tab even after manual update of FW on the speakers, but managed to connect with an older phone as previously pointed out by others.
2. As other posters have pointed out, in order for newer Android versions to properly connect on Bluetooth you must first use an older Android version to update the speaker's firmware to version 1.2 (my S8+ then connected to the 200bt).
3. Forever scanning :( shame, the speaker is great.Gets stuck on the opening screen trying to pair despite phone being paired to speaker.
4. App not 100% but good enough on my older Samsung J3 phone.Update: I was able to connect to the MPA200BT using my wife's Galaxy Tab.
5. The app needs updating to avoid pairing issues.scans but does not connect to the mpa200bt from my samsung s7 edge.
6. Pairing the phone took a few tries as did updating but worked great to do mixing from the audience for our simple outdoor church service.
7. Seems like your app has problems connecting to about every Android phone out there and not a peep on an update or perhaps even a solution to the problem.
8. My screen gets stuck at the loading/scanning screen despite being paired with the MPA200BT.
9. It might be a little easier than using the screen on the back of the MPA200BT, but not by much.It works well once you can pair it properly.
10. I used her app to update the firmware of the MPA200BT.
11. If so, update the firmware and then try connecting with your device.