DKnight Magicbox Ultra-Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
#DKnightMagicbox It is no secret I love music. I love music that my music is so portable! Check out this perfectly named speaker!! DKnight Magicbox
Things to love about the DKnight Magicbox. First, the range is amazing. Once I can sync my iPad or my Galaxy S4 to the Magicbox, I can move the speaker all over the house! Even too the back patio! This is one very powerful speaker. Another big bonus is the built-in microphone that works with my Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. This is like having a speaker phone on steroids! I LOVE that!! It’s crisp clean sound anywhere I want. I’m thoroughly impressed with the sound clarity. Pairing was quick. Turn the switch to the on position. Turn your device on, the Magicbox shows up as BIGBox. DONE! Couldn’t be easier. Easily turn the device on and off from side of the unit as well as play, pause, rewind, fast forward and stop on the top of the unit.
The DKnight Magicbox uses New Bluetooth v3.0 Technology. Inside are two acoustic drivers for a total of 6 watts. The Magicbox has built in Li-Ion rechargeable battery. The charge lasts for 10 hours of playtime.
The Magicbox weighs in at 8.3 ounces! 6¼” long x 2¼” high x 1.6″ wide. The Magicbox is rugged-looking. The speaker has a rubber top and rubber bottom. The front and back are metal grills. Very sleek looking! There is even a micro SD card slot!! Seriously looks like the more expensive Jawbone, for a fraction of the price. The Magicbox works perfectly for the iPad, iPhone, iPods, iTouch, Blackberry, Nexus, Samsung, this list goes on and on. Truly BIG sound for a little speaker!! I LOVE this speaker!!
What is in the box:
-DKnight Bluetooth Speaker
-Aux Cable
-Mini USB cable
-Instruction Manual
Two enthusiastic thumbs up, WAY, WAY WAY UP for DKnight Magicbox Ultra-Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
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