Change The Way You Enjoy Music with the Blade Speaker
Have you been looking for the ultimate portable speaker? A speaker that completely transcends everything else on the market not only in specs but in look and portability?
For a portable speaker as slim as your credit card there is nothing better than the Blade Speaker.
That is correct, this speaker is as small as your debit or credit card and only 3mm in thickness. This is an ultra-thin speaker that works just as well as every other Bluetooth speaker on the market. It is extremely lightweight making it easy to slip into your pocket or bag to take with you to the park for a picnic or to the beach for a day in the sun with your friends. You’re able to listen to your favorite tunes, enjoy an informative podcast or even talk to your friends and family with the HD voice technology with this speaker.
There is more to the Blade Speaker than the mechanics of the speaker’s technology alone, with many features that are going to only benefit, not hinder you.
Key Features
If you decide to purchase two of the Blade Speakers, you will be able to connect to both of them, giving you surround sound wherever you go. We all love surround sound for movies, but listening to our tunes with surround sound is an entirely new experience.
Through bone conduction, you are able to set your Blade Speaker against any surface and change the enhancement in sounds. On top of wood, your sound will elevate the bass resonance, on a drum the mega bass in your music will be louder and stronger. Any surface can change the sound production.
As a rechargeable device, you always have so many hours until the next charge is needed, however the battery standby time on the Blade Speaker is 240 hours, so you’ll have days of enjoyment before ever needing to charge it again.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
Portable speakers are part of nearly every households gadget collection, however you’ll never find something as thin or as portable as the Blade Speaker.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.