The Beats Pill packs 12 watts of power and four 1-inch drivers into its attractive design (metal and soft-touch plastic), and is able to provide a decent amount of bass and clarity, even at high volumes.
The Beats Pill has an NFC chip implanted in its body that will allow not just NFC-enabled HTC phones, but also all Android Jellybean NFC phones, along with the Lumia 920, to sync up with the speaker using a single tap. It also has an audio-out passthrough which will allow you to connect any speakers you want and transform the Pill into a bluetooth receiver.
FEATURES
SMALL SIZE, BIG SOUND.
Despite its compact size, The Beats Pill produces powerful sound. It’s easy to enjoy soaring highs and deep, booming bass in every room of the house. The Pill is Beats' smallest wireless speaker and completely cord-free.
CHANGE TRACKS FROM YOUR PHONE.
Or your laptop, or any other Bluetooth-enabled device from up to 30 feet away. The portable Beats Pill frees you to roam which means you’ll always have high quality sound near or far.
TOTALLY PORTABLE.
You’re good to set up anywhere. The Beats Pill is lightweight so it won’t slow you down and small enough to fit in whatever you’re carrying out the door. The carry case even comes with a handy carabiner so you can attach it to your backpack.
BLUETOOTH CONFERENCING
Take that call. The Beats Pill’s Bluetooth capability and internal microphone make talking on the phone easier and better sounding than ever before.
So, should you buy it? Well according to critics the Pill is a very appealing package: attractive, portable, and easy to use. When dealing with most music, The Pill sounds spectacular, and it's louder than most other speakers its size. But, besides its compact size, their are cheaper speakers that still sound better!
Maybe you should explore it yourself. Buy it here for €199,95!
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