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ipod nano pocket portable speakers

JLab Audio Miniblaster Portable Speaker for iPod nano 1G (Black)

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Brand: JLAB
Category: CE

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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars

22 reviews

Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: No
Battery: 4 AAA
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 4 x 1.2 x 1.8

MPN: MBBG1
Model: MBBG1
UPC: 854291001099
EAN: 0854291001099
ASIN: B000I634RC

Features:

•	Compatibility: iPod nano 1G

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Slide your iPod nano Gen 2 into the incredible JLab MiniBlaster G2 and you've got the coolest gadget in the world! This ultra portable stereo speaker fits right in your pocket and allows you to blast crystal clear sound from your iPod nano any time and any place... walking, at the beach, camping, hanging with friends, and everywhere you go.

Customer Reviews: Read 17 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars

Perfect for listening to iPod in the car February 1, 2008
K. Thompson (Seattle, WA)
I love this little speaker. It is super easy to use (I read about some people having problems getting the iPod in and out, but I thought it was extremely easy). The speaker has a rubber sleeve made for the iPod to protect it while in use with the speaker, which is great. I got the black one and think it's very sleek looking.

The sound quality is sometimes a tiny bit fuzzy, but I think it's very good given the size of the device (about 4 inches by 2 inches). I really love this for use in my car or listening to my iPod around the house. I don't know if I would use this for parties or large areas, but as a personal player, this was worth every penny.

5 out of 5 stars

Just what I was hoping for August 24, 2007
J. McKinney (San Diego, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I'm impressed with this little thing. The case is well-made and has a very solid feel. The Nano fits perfectly into the skin and into the MiniBlaster. I didn't have difficulties with the fit like others mentioned. Getting the Nano out takes some pushing, but that's the way it should be. You don't want it falling out on it's own and hitting the pavement. All the Nano controls are accessible. The front, circular control (volume/scroll) works fine through a silicon skin and is very protected.

The reason we buy this thing is for sound and size. Size and weight are impressively minimal. You won't beat that anywhere. As for sound, it's not a home entertainment center or a Bose IPod system - it's a tiny little device that offers maximum portability. If you can bring your Bose system along with you, then do it. If you need something small and more portable, then read on.

The sound has a distinct clarity. Mids to highs are crisp and well separated. What you loose is bass. It's attenuated, but not dull or muddy. I wasn't expecting strong bass with a frequency response of 450Hz to 20KHz. It's not built for it and shouldn't be expected.

It's made, as others have said, for you and a couple of friends in an environment without too much ambient noise. If you are looking for a system that you can play at a beech party with a big group of friends, keep looking, because this isn't it. Too many voices chatting away will drown this little thing out.

In a reasonably quiet room or out on the trail, you get enough volume to really enjoy the music. It's loud enough to hear the detail in the sound. It even gets too loud for conversations and has to be turned down. Don't get me wrong, the neighbors won't be calling or stomping on the floor. It has what it needs to fill the niche that it's designed for.

I personally like the sound with the EQ set to "Small Speakers" - seems like a good balance for Classic Rock which I tend to listen to the most.

If you want a small, light and very portable speaker system to free you from headphones and make portable music a social experience between friends again, then you are onto something.

Enjoy!

5 out of 5 stars

Great for use while traveling August 11, 2007
Janice M. Friesen (Austin, TX USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful

I wanted to be able to listen to podcasts and my own music while commuting and so first purchased (for $80) an FM converter that plugged into the lighter and my iPod and then matched an unused frequency to play what was on the iPod. The sound wasn't great and it changed depending on where I was driving. I spent a lot of time trying to find the right static frequency and match it with the device. In the short time that I tried it out I had to switch frequencies twice.

So, I looked for a speaker. I decided that it wouldn't be a disaster to buy something at this price to try even if it didn't work great. It was what I was looking for! I can use it in the car and also other places where I want to play what is on my ipod so that others can hear. It is not great sound quality, but it is much better than what I was getting with the FM converter and much easier. I can either use batteries or the AC adaptor (I already have a device that converts the cigarette lighter into AC power).

It is a great solution for what I was looking for.

4 out of 5 stars

Good Product July 26, 2007
Nash Campbell
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

I recommend this product over similar products that are outrageously expensive. Powerful sound for it's size and easy to use. Great value.

5 out of 5 stars

Wow, under 15 bucks including shipping! July 3, 2007
WhatsTheHurry? (Austin, TX)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful

Don't expect too much bass out of -any- tiny speakers but as a way to turn your nano into a sort of 21st century "transistor radio" equivalent with stereo audio and a better sound quality, this little thing is superb. Talk radio podcasts are delivered very clearly and music can be enjoyed to an extent especially if you choose an appropriate EQ setting on your nano. Volume capability is decent, just don't expect to entertain an audience bigger than about two or three. Battery life is good for the 4x AAA batteries.

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