Review: Amp up your smartphone with the iFrogz ... - mobile phone

I don?t know about you, but I have zero interest in listening to my music through my phone speaker. Up until now you had two choices: either you wire it into a stereo/speaker via the microphone jack or connect it via Bluetooth. There?s a newer third option which doesn?t involve wires, syncing, or Bluetooth. It?s called the iFrogz Boost Near Field Audio Speaker, and it features patent pending?NearFA? technology. All you have to do is place your smartphone or digital media device on top of the Boost, and it will sync the audio signal from inside your device and output it to two 2W x 2RMS speakers.

It measures 4.1825 x 2.625 x 1.50 inches so it?s compact enough to take with you, but was disappointed with the lack of a re-chargeable battery. Instead, it takes 3 AA batteries, but on the plus side, you will get up to 15 hours of play time or up to 6 months in standby mode. You also have the option of powering it with a micro USB cable. I found the iFrogz Boost worked incredibly well in not only adding volume, but also adding some bass. The real issue comes down to the quality of your smartphone or digital media player. If the speaker isn?t the greatest, the iFrogz Boost will only amp up your subpar speaker, which will result in subpar sound. However, if you have a decent sounding speaker, the output of the iFrogz will be pleasing. Check out my hands on video to see how simple and easy it is to use and look for a contest as we will be giving 3 away to our loyal Talk Android readers.

Click here to view the embedded video.

The iFrogz Boost costs $39.99 (with free shipping in the U.S.) on the iFrogz website, but you can find it elsewhere for closer to $30.00.

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Source: http://www.diandian.asia/2012/03/08/review-amp-up-your-smartphone-with-the-ifrogz-boost-near-field-audio-speaker-hands-on-video/

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