I used to have consistent issues with Bluetooth and AT technology though I think the newer Bluetooth systems might be faster. Bluetooth stereo profiles appear to not be good with intermittent output like typing echo they do much better with a consistent flow of sound.



Make sure you are using Bluetooth 4.2 on your system and see if that helps otherwise stick to wired for screen reader use.





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Subject: [MARKETING] [EXTERNAL] [VICUG-L] my bluetooth speaker is sluggish when I press keys o the keybbooard



Hi all,

A very perplexed Harry here, with a problem I've never heard before.

I'm using windows 7, and jaws 12, on a desktop, with plenty of ram.

I just bought a jbl charge 2 bluetoothh speaker.

The problem is when I type, this bluetooth speaker is way, way behind my 

typing. However, when I turn off ththe speaker and plug in the old wired 

speakers that I used for years on my computer, those speakers keep up 

with my typing.

I'm going to take them back if I can't solved this problem. This speaker 

cannot keep up with my typing, and I'm not going to slow down to a 

snales pace.

Anyone have an   answer to help me solve this problem?

I want to get rid of wired speakers, and use a bluetooth speaker.

Harry





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