Windows Phone Accessory Review: Naztech Mini Boom Speaker

Naztech Mini Boom Speaker

Not content with your Windows Phone speaker for audio playback? Looking for a compact, external speaker for your Windows Phone? We may accept just what yous're looking for over at the WPCentral Accompaniment Store with the Naztech Mini Boom Speaker ($18.95).

The compact speaker isn't much larger than a golf game brawl, tin act every bit a stand solitary MP3 player, and comes in three color choices (pink, black and blue). The Naztech Mini Boom Speaker is an option to consider and while the sound quality didn't knock my socks off, it wasn't too shabby for such a minor speaker.

Naztech Speaker collapsed Naztech Speaker Extended

Here's the lay of the country with the Naztech Mini Smash Speaker. The speaker twists in the center to aggrandize. Not sure why but the instructions call for the speaker to be expanded in step two and my guess is the expansion gives the sound a little more base of operations.

Working around the speaker you lot have a micro-SD card slot that is used to play music directly from the speaker, a three.5mm caput telephone jack, your control panel with LED indicator lite and a mini-USB port that is used to charge the speaker via your figurer (USB cable supplied). At the bottom of the speaker is a three.5mm plug that connects the speaker to your Windows Phone.

Naztech Control Buttons

The speaker is light weight and compact enough to fit in a jacket pocket or go lost in a backpack pocket. The control panel is composed of three buttons that take on multiple tasks. The heart button controls power, plays music and pauses tracks. The ii side buttons control volume and rails selection. The functions are distinguished by tapping or borer/holding the buttons. Ane should note that when the speaker is continued to the Windows Phone the merely function these buttons take is to power on/off the speaker. Volume and track selection is done through the phone.

Naztech 3.5mm Cord

The 3.5mm string that attaches to your Windows Phone is in the neighborhood of ii inches long. A little on the brusque side in my opinion.

Sound quality was alright, nearly a notch or two in a higher place the internal speaker on the Windows Phone. I tin can see the Naztech being useful if you lot want to mind to music, audio files, streaming radio and such on a personal level but it'due south non going to creepo out the tunes strong enough to rattle the windows. The Naztech Mini Boom Speaker isn't strong enough for parties or other situations where y'all want to rock the firm. The compact size is a plus but the speaker'south operation is more suited for personal utilise.

As a stand alone MP3 role player the Mini Boom Speaker performed decent. Y'all all the same accept decent sound quality but not "wow" sound quality and the controls were like shooting fish in a barrel to use. The Naztech Mini Smash Speaker is running $eighteen.95 over at the WPCentral Accessory Store. It's a overnice, meaty speaker that can come in handy simply doesn't have as big a nail as I was hoping for.

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