JBL PowerUp Wireless Charging Speaker for Nokia Lumia (review)

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• Good rundown of the specs

  This is a good rundown of the specs and how it works, but where's the actual review of the unit? How does it sound? How's the bass? Seems like some nice hardware. Are there any downsides (besides the price... that's pretty hefty for speakers)?

  

  ModernMech

  31 December, 2012 20:36

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• Rhu Rho

  Now you will have the Apple gang all feverishly searching for an 'APP' that will be at least able to compete with this. Of course they won't be able to find one and from now on your name will be 'mud' with them.
  
  Welcome back from the Dark Side!

  

  Mujibahr

  1 January, 2013 05:59

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  • Apple owner who still bought these JBLs

    I have the iPhone 5 and I still bought these speakers simply because they were the best in that price range. I was able to get a pretty good deal on them from Verizon wireless so I didn't pay $299, but I probably would either way. Add in the wireless charging and NFC for windows owners and this speaker system is amazing. Bass is in the middle of the pack but these suckers can get very loud. JBL came out with a solid product. Much better then that jambox (although the JBLs have to stay plugged into a wall)

    

    Ccvikings09

    2 January, 2013 17:33

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• What happens if Line-In has a signal AND Bluetooth has a signal?

  Let's say I'm listening to the Jazz Romance Rhapsody channel using a 3.5mm male jack plugged into the Line-In connector on the JBL PowerUp and a Sonos CONNECT:AMP, and then my mobile phone which is already paired, gets into Bluetooth range playing Talking Heads "Life During Wartime".
  
  What sweet music will emerge from the JBL PowerUp?

  

  RMDEQ

  24 April, 2013 20:03

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