Another video review by me!!
Quote: "Today I have a video review for you of a unique Bluetooth portable speaker called the TouchTone from id America. What makes this speaker really interesting I think is the touch controls that you use to control the functions of the speaker. The speaker sounds very good, but the battery life isn’t the greatest at all sadly. Read on to learn more.. "
Yep… another new review by me…
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-id-america-the-new-spark-aluminum-in-ear-headphones/
Quote:
"Up for review today I have the ID America new Spark in-ear headphones and these feature an all aluminum construction with a great design making them aesthetically pleasing. The headphones have 8mm dynamic drivers in them that offer very good bass and decent highs for a nice rounded sound from them. The new Spark headphone’s also have an in-line multifunction remote and microphone so you can not only control your music but you make and receive call as well while wearing the headphones. So read on… "
It’s a new review by me!
Quote:
"Up for review today I have the TouchTone Bluetooth speaker from Id America which features touch sensitive controls, hence the word touch in the name. The TouchTone is wireless over Bluetooth but it also has a line-in that uses a standard audio connector so you can even use it with non Bluetooth devices. The TouchTone can put out of total of four watts from the two speakers and that might not sound like much, but it is, this thing can get very loud but yet there’s very minimal distortion. Anyway, read on to learn more…"
New review by me on Mobility Digest!
Link: http://mobilitydigest.com/review-of-id-america-new-metropolitan-aluminum-in-ear-headphones/
Quote: "I don’t remember the last time I reviewed headphones here on Mobility Digest, looking back it’s been since April, so a few months anyway, just seems like longer. Id America sent over the Metropolitan Aluminum In-Ear headphones for my review, and these are the ‘new’ ones as they are improved over the original Metropolitan as these have better drivers in them. I didn’t have the chance to review the original ones, but I have these and from my time with them I can tell you they’re a very decent set of headphones, especially if you consider the price at around $30. Some people my scoff at such a low price and think that since they’re ‘cheap’ they aren’t any good, well you’d be wrong in that thinking, these are actually fairly decent, yes not perfect, but well worth the price for sure. Read on… "