BlueAnt BlueSonic Portable Bluetooth Speakers

By: Grahm Skee on March 28, 2006 2:50 PM

More and more Bluetooth audio devices are coming to the market everyday. But we are still missing a decent number of Bluetooth MP3 players. In the mean time, the BlueAnt BluSonic is another wireless speaker system that works with A2DP stereo audio and hands free protocols. The hands free protocol utilizes the BlueSonic’s built in microphone for use with your mobile phone or VOIP setup. However audio enthusiast still wait for the portable music devices. The speakers sell for around $133 USD.

[BlueAnt BlueSonic via Ubergizmo]

Comments

K on March 31, 2006 1:42 AM

Love this site... I keep coming back for reviews. 2 questions: 1. will you be reviewing monolith mx7000 premium? From what I've been reading, it has a kick-ass Wolfson audio processor and wanted your take on it before I believed it. 2. I noticed that you use Sony Qualia earbuds... are they really worth the price (meaning, how different are they from the ex 71's they're based on?) Thanks.

recrem on May 20, 2006 7:43 PM

There's a review posted over on MTekk (http://www.mtekk.com.au) about the BlueAnt BlueSonic Bluetooth Portable Speakers if any one is interested.

Cheers.

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