Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Divoom Bluetune Bean - Portable speaker at Famcart Now .

Design
Offered in red, black, white or pastel blue, yellow, or pink, the oval-shaped Bean sits flat on a countertop and projects sound upward through its speaker grille. The 3.6-by-1.7-by-2.7-inch (HWD) speaker is lightweight (3.7 ounces) and made for easy portability—the included carabiner attaches to its metallic loop. While the Bean is not waterproof, its rubberized shell is ideal for outdoor use. Divoom Bluetune Bean inline

Along the left-side panel, there's a Power button and a Telephone button, and in between them a minuscule status LED. The Power button doubles as the Bluetooth pairing button, and the pairing process was straightforward and quick with our iPhone 5s. A USB charging cable is included, and connects to a covered port along the edge of the device. There's no volume control on the speaker, so you'll need to control everything on your Bluetooth paired device itself.

Charging time is roughly 2 hours, and Divoom estimates a battery life of approximately 6 hours per full charge.

Performance
As one might predict upon first glance, the Bean is a distortion factory on tracks with serious sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent Shout." The distortion creeps in at moderate volumes, and at high volumes completely overtakes the speaker—but this is what we'd expect from a tiny, $30 device.

On tracks without booming low-end, like Bill Callahan's "Drover," there's no distortion, even at top volumes, and we get a clear idea of the Bean's sound signature: It's almost all treble. This can be good in a certain sense, as the vocals are always crisp through the Bean, and guitar strumming has a nice edge to it, but the mids and lows are almost nowhere to be found—even much of the baritone of Callahan's vocals seems M.I.A. Classical tracks are all treble as well—I could hardly make out the lower register strings when playing John Adams' "The Chairman Dances."

Basically, the Bean doesn't really offer you a great sonic experience—it offers you the ability to take your music with you and listen to it outdoors. The speaker also tends to chop off the very first second of each track that you navigate to—a common issue with cheaper Bluetooth speakers. And if you place your phone too close to the speaker, you can get some static/GSM interference strong enough to compete with the music. This was common years ago, but most speakers these days do a

On tracks with beefy bass parts, it distorts big-time when we venture higher than moderate volume levels, but this is to be expected from such a low-priced speaker. The built-in speakerphone functionality is a plus, and the easily portable, wearable design make the Bean a solid outdoor companion for the budget-minded.

Fabulous little music gem!
Bluetune-Bean is a portable wireless Bluetooth speaker
with powerful microphone capability; it works with
iPhone, iPad or any other Bluetooth-enabled devices
the incredible sound quality with such a small speaker.

Features
* Works with iPhone, iPad and any other Smartphone
and Tablet
* Crystal clear and loud sounds for outdoor use
* Microphone capability makes it easy to take and make
calls hands free or in a group
* The fun, playful and colorful design makes it can be a
wonderful gift.
* Each unit comes with a carabiner for hooking on a belt
loop or backpack

Specifications
Output power: 3W
Total peak power: 6W
Dimensions: 68L * 45W * 92Hmm
Weight: 107g
Driver Size: 50 mm micro driver
Signal to noise ratio: 75dB
Frequency response: 60-20000HZ
Charging Voltage: 5V
Bluetooth compliant: V3.0
Bluetooth profile support: A2DP Stereo
Battery Capacity: 400 mAh
Battery charge time: Minimum 2 hours