Jan 27, 2016 03:57 PM
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Got this product a year back and it is still working amazingly fine. It has a single speaker so don't expect too much of bass output, but it has an auxiliary connectivity of the type 3.5mm jack, which is very useful for people like me whose laptop battery gets drained quickly when the Bluetooth is kept turned on. This 3.5mm jack goes into most of the mobiles so you can directly connect this speaker to your phone. However, be aware of the power drain in your phone.
The Bluetooth connectivity is again of normal strength but very easy to establish through mobile or laptop. The built-in mic is a pretty awesome thing. I use that to pick up the calls to my mobile. I find it impressive because it is so tiring to hold my phone close to my ears for longer minutes like in a corporate conference call.
It merely acts a sound amplifier so it doesn't have those cool features you have in Sony SRSX2 like music modifier. The battery power in this device is pretty decent, so you can listen for straight 2 hours of music without it going dead. The recharging is pretty normal just like you charge your phone. Finally, awesome thing is that it is light weight compared to SonySRSX2, which by the way has two speakers and costs around 8000rs. whereas this nice Philips piece costs below 2000rs, so within a modest budget. BTW, I have both Philips and Sony wireless bluetooth speakers, the latter one I have to recommend if you are throwing a party, no doubts.
