Wired input availability

Wired input availability is a standout: reviews repeatedly cite HDMI ARC plus two optical inputs and a 3.5mm analog input, with USB reserved for servicing/updates.

Reviewers repeatedly call out the comprehensive rear-panel connectivity: HDMI eARC for TV, optical and coax digital, analog aux, Ethernet, and sub outputs; a recurring downside is that the Wireless II drops the older USB-B computer input.

Multiple reviews highlight the presence of a 3.5mm aux-in, which is increasingly rare on premium portable speakers. This expands compatibility beyond Bluetooth-only use.

Wired input availability is a highlight: multiple reviews mention a 3.5mm AUX input as a rare inclusion on a waterproof mini speaker, adding flexibility for devices that benefit from a cable.

Connectivity is flexible for a karaoke boombox: reviewers cite a 1/4-inch mic/guitar input with gain controls plus a 3.5mm AUX input, alongside Bluetooth and USB-C charging; there are no TV-style ports like HDMI.

Line-in is possible only via a USB-C adapter, so it is available but not built-in.

There is no 3.5mm AUX input in the reviews, but USB-C provides a wired audio option in addition to Bluetooth.

Wired input options are minimal. Reviews consistently describe USB-C as the only physical connection and note there is no 3.5mm aux input for legacy devices.

No 3.5mm AUX and no USB audio input were noted, so playback is wireless only.

Multiple reviews explicitly note there is no wired AUX input, so listening is Bluetooth-only.