Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Minirig – The LOUDEST Pocket Speaker?”.
So guys this is the mini rig and coming in at 130 pounds here in the UK, it’s actually facing a lot of stiff competition. It powered by a single three inch driver, which is large and that’s the thing which is responsible for the huge base that this thing has to offer, so the build quality is really really tough. I mean this thing is definitely built for a sturdy environment. It’S made of a single piece of anodized aluminium, so I mean you can obviously expect to be able to drop this and it to be able to survive.
But I have to say it definitely looks a bit bland, even the multiple color options. I don’t think can save this one, so this is a really interesting speaker, not least because of its design. It houses a very significant battery, which the company claims can give you a whole weekend of use and can also be used to charge your smartphone and in my testing to be fair. I found 30 hours of medium volume usage, which is far better than any speaker. I’Ve ever tried the packaging was unique and also comes with a protective carrying case. Nice touch powered by Bluetooth, 4.0 and apt ex you get some of the best signal on the market and a range of over 10 meters.
You can even pair two and then get stereo sound, but this brings me onto one of the main problems with the device. It only produces mono audio, which won’t make much of a difference in some settings, for example parties. But if you’re gaming, for example, it’s gon na be huge, you won’t be able to hear where footsteps are coming from or where guns have been shot, and it’s not really gon na help you at all, while the speaker is pretty loud on its own, there’s an Option to turbocharge it and with this setting, it practically doubles in volume. Again, it’s very, very loud producing an unprecedented volume for its size. People will actually be blown away and, to be honest, there’s pretty much no distortion to so it’s an absolute miracle to fit it into this body. Sound output is not only loud, but it lays hard on the bass really really thick and heavy.
Now the detail is good, but the bass can sometimes take over, especially with faster paced music. It’S not the most detailed speaker for the price, but it’s far from the least. So to be honest, everything points towards the mini rig being a great speaker for parties. Exactly the kind of environment where you don’t need the fine details and the stereo effect, but, for example, you really want speaker, that’s got a really long battery life and is durable in case one knocks it over and is also loud enough to fill some of the Largest rooms available thanks for watching guys, I really hope you enjoyed this video and I’ll see you next time. .