Reagan Wireless Corp: Jawbone Jambox Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review by Daniel Kaufman, Reagan Wireless

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Jawbone Jambox Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review by Daniel Kaufman, Reagan Wireless

The Jawbone Jambox Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review
By Daniel Kaufman
Reagan Wireless

Who says Bluetooth speakers have to be boring? In 2011, headset vet Jawbone Company stepped into the wireless speaker market with the Jambox, a portable Bluetooth speaker that doubles as a speakerphone accessory.
BLUETOOTH JAWBONE JAMBOX SMALL

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The Jawbone Jambox is the Jawbone first foray into stereo. It's a small, battery-powered speaker that can play music from a wired or Bluetooth connection from your cell phone and also function as a speakerphone. It packs a surprising amount of punch for such a tiny device.

Features:

LiveAudio mode delivers clear rich sound (3D Audio)
Long battery life (10 hours)
Highly customizable design
Online app support
5.9 x 2.2 x 1.6 inches of size

BLUETOOTH JAWBONE JAMBOX BIG

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The latest addition to the Jambox family, the Big Jambox, is three times as large as the original Jambox, measuring 3.6 by 10 by 3.1 inches. It maintains its little brother's signature boxy design with a wraparound metal grille and rubberized top and sides. A sleek-looking speaker, it comes in graphite, white, and red and it's easy to pick up and carry in one hand thanks to the indented, geometric design of the perforated metal grille. It also offers support for “LiveAudio,” a 3-D sound feature.

Features:

Delivers impressive sound
Good battery life
Plays loudly without distortion
A built-in rechargeable battery
An auxiliary input
A rugged design
Business-grade speakerphone capabilities

“Although Big Jambox is bigger (less portable) and a little more expensive, it sounds better than the small one. The quality sound is the key feature of a speaker. If I would have to choose one of them, I will definitely buy the Big Jambox.” --Daniel Kaufman, Reagan Wireless