Kosin store outdoor sound systems

- please note I received this speaker for reviewing purposes The market for small Bluetooth speakers is surprising large. In the video portion of this review I show three - the Philips SB7300 (the product I am reviewing), the Philips SB7200, and the Monster iClarity. Another option (while I am not reviewing it is the Jawbone JAMBOX Wireless Bluetooth Speaker- however, in my opinion the SB7300 is superior. Notes on the SB7300 - The SB 7300 offers 12 watts of power, and while that may not sound too impressive it is more than enough to fill a room. - The speaker features 4 neodymium speakers - combined with the 12 watts of power the SB7300 will completely fill a room with sound. - Sound quality - very impressive especially considering the size of the speaker. The SB7300 offers very clean and smooth performance across the entire frequency range. As you might expect due to the size the bass response is not overly deep or booming. - Battery life is impressive - at full volume you may not get the full 8 hours - Has the ability to be pared to another SB7300, although (and obviously) it does require a second speaker, so the expensive may be prohibitive. - Motion sensor - depending on how you use it you may love it or hate it. While there are times that it comes in handy, it can be triggered on accident. I find that I often disable the motion control. For me, I find that it is easier to just control the speaker using my iPad, iPhone, or iPod.. - The speaker is easily pared and had ...

I mentioned in a separate review that the market for small Bluetooth speakers is surprising large. In the video portion of this review I show three - the Philips SB7300), the Philips SB7200 (the product I am reviewing), and the Monster iClarity. Another option (while I am not reviewing it is the Jawbone JAMBOX - The SB7200 is intended for people who are demanding in both in terms of sound performance, battery life, and ruggedness ( I think it achieves two of these very well!) Notes on the SB7200 - The speaker features 2 speakers - it is relatively loud, but it probably can't entirely fill a room. - Sound quality - For the price point, I am not overly impressed with the sound. The speaker sounds rather flat at both the high and low ends. It does not have a lot of range on the low end (which is understandable due to its size) .As you can see in the video portion of the review the SB7200 underperforms compared the the Monster iClarity HD (which is significantly less expensive) and (especially) the Philips SB7300. - The Philips Shoqbox SB7200 does live up to its name - it is one rugged little speaker. The entire speaker is encased in a hard rubberizes exo-skelton. The speaker has some resistance to water. Other than its weight (which is still pretty light at 2lbs) the SB7200 is a perfect speaker for outdoor activity. It may not be loud enough to fill a large area, but it is perfect for aa camp site. - Battery life is impressive - at full volume you may not get the full 8 ...