A mini speaker was sent to be before the holiday break last year. And since I was scheduled to for a two weeks long vacation in the province, I took it with me to play around, use it to play MP3s in my iPod nano & plugged in my laptop to enhance the sound of my internal speakers on some movie clips.
This mini speaker is one of the three models offered by Mobile Wonders. The one that got into Digitalspidey is the Bounce model.
I’ve had a few other similarly sized speakers before the team at Mobile Wonders sent me this review unit. The speakers have individual power switches and LED indicators, which you can use to determine whether the battery is fully charged or about to run out.
It comes with a specialized USB cable used for charging. At one end of the cable is an integrated 3.5mm audio jack that you can use to connect to different devices such as your laptop, MP3 players, smartphones, and iPads. On the other end is a mini USB connector that plugs into the speakers.
It also has a dedicated volume control, allowing you to manually adjust the audio output of the speakers.
The audio quality of the speakers is not just decent—it’s superb for a mini speaker like this. The sound doesn’t become annoying even at full volume; it remains solid and clear. However, since this is a compact speaker, don’t expect advanced controls for bass or treble.
The Bounce speakers produce enough sound to fill a standard room, making them ideal if you’re looking for something not too loud but still satisfying for music listening or even watching movie clips from your iPad or laptop. Mobile Wonder was right in saying that the sound of these speakers is crystal clear.
The LED indicator lights up blue to show that the battery is still in good condition, and it turns red when the battery is low, prompting you to charge it immediately.
The battery life, I must say, is a winner. Most mini speakers only last a few hours, but this one truly impressed me. I tested it with continuous music playback, and surprisingly, my player gave out before the speakers did. The Bounce speakers lasted for about three days. I even had to switch players and continued using it the next day for an entire day of playback. The speakers use a rechargeable lithium battery that can last for days.
Now, would I recommend the Bounce speakers for personal use? The answer is yes. They’re perfect for travel—whether in hotel rooms, resorts, or even at home for relaxed listening. The only downside, in my opinion, is the cable included in the package. You’ll need to take extra care of it because if it gets damaged, it may be difficult to find an original replacement.
The speakers costs P2,250.00 is stores. Visit the links below for useful information like where to buy this speakers.
