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Betasphere HR 800 Bluetooth 2.0 Speaker Review @ Mobility Digest
by Kristofer Brozio •
New review by me over on Mobility Digest
Link: http://mobilitydigest.com/betasphere-hr-800-bluetooth-2-0-speaker-review/
Quote: “Today for reviews I’ve got a Bluetooth speaker called the Betasphere HR 800 and it looks similar to other speaker on the market today. The speaker was provided by My Trendy Phone for review and overall it’s not a bad little product, battery life is decent as is the sound overall. The speaker is what they call 2.1 sound where it has a full speaker and a subwoofer inside of it. The Betasphere also has controls for volume and it also acts as a speakerphone with a built-in microphone and a button for answering and ending calls. Read on to learn more.. “
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Wicked Audio EVAC Headphones Review @ Mobility Digest
by Kristofer Brozio •
New review by me over on Mobility Digest
Link: http://mobilitydigest.com/wicked-audio-evac-headphones-review/
Quote: “Up for review today I’ve got an inexpensive set of headphones from Wicked Audio called the EVAC. These are just regular stereo headphones, there’s no microphone, these are just for listening to music but it has a standard 3.5mm jack so they will work with most phones and other portable audio devices. Price is under $30 for the EVAC headphones, but the sound and build quality is decent for the price. Read on to learn more..”
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Matrix Audio QUBE² Bluetooth Pocket Speaker Review
by Kristofer Brozio •
New review by me!
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-matrix-audio-qube-bluetooth-pocket-speaker/
Quote:
“Up for review today I have another portable Bluetooth speaker, this one is from a company called Matrix Audio and the speaker itself is called the QUBE². When you first get this speaker the first thing you’ll notice is the build quality, it’s basically a solid block of aluminum and it’s heavy for it’s tiny size. Even though the speaker is small at 80mm x 38mm x 38mm or 3.1″ x 1.5″ x 1.5″, they still managed to fit two speakers inside of it so you get full stereo sound. The QUBE² takes about 2.5 hours to charge but you get eight hours of play time from that so it could easily last you all day or several days depending on your usage. Sound quality is very good and the QUBE² can get very loud, I mean I was truly surprised by just how loud this little thing can get. Read on to learn more…”
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Func F-Series 10 XL Mousepad Review
by Kristofer Brozio •
Another new review by me
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-func-f-series-10-xl-mousepad/
Quote:
“Yesterday I reviewed the Func MS-3² gaming mouse and today I have the companion to it, the Func F-Series 10 XL gaming mousepad. I have a large desk so I like large mousepads and this one comes in at 38×29 cm or 15×11.5 but it’s only 2mm or about .1 inches thick. The F-Series 10 XL is a hard surface pad which is very finely textured giving it very little resistance allowing your mouse of choice to just glide across it almost effortlessly. So read on to learn more… “
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Func MS-3² Gaming Mouse Review
by Kristofer Brozio •
New review by me!
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-func-ms-3-gaming-mouse/
Quote:
“Today for review I have the Func MS-3² or MS-3 Revision 2 gaming mouse which is like no other I’ve owned or reviewed I think. The shape of the MS-3 is very unique as it’s large and meant to be palmed or held with your entire hand covering it. The MS-3 features ten buttons, one of which is called Instant Aim which slows down the DPI of the mouse for something like sniping when you need extreme accuracy. The MS-3 can store three profiles and it has two sets of colored LEDs that can be changed independently of each other for virtually unlimited colors combinations. This mouse will let you program all of the buttons and even assign macros to them if you wish. The MS-3 Rev2 is a decent mouse overall but it’s one that will take quite a bit of time to get accustomed to, at least that was the case for me. Read on to learn more…”
