Singapore based X-Mini is known for their range of small sized Bluetooth speakers that somehow manage to sound way louder than their size would convey. When the company reached out to us to check out the X-Mini Nano X, we were obviously very excited. Follow along for our review. As the name suggests, the Nano X is a nano sized speaker that can fit into the skinniest of jeans. Designed as a speaker that you can literally hang from a keyring, it is a diminutive piece of kit. There's really not much to it other than the speaker. In fact the entire unit is so tiny that there's no space for buttons or volume rockers. The only button you'll see is placed on the underside of the speaker. This doubles up as a power on/off and pairing mode toggle. Around at the back is a microUSB port for charging the speaker and that's about it. The entire speaker can fit in your palm. How does it sound though? Color us surprised but this thing gets shockingly loud. Nah, it's not going to replace a high end wireless speaker or anywhere close to it. The XMini Nano does however get loud enough to fill ...
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Tuesday, 21 August 2018
X-Mini Nano-X Review : Ultraportable Powerhouse
Singapore based X-Mini is known for their range of small sized Bluetooth speakers that somehow manage to sound way louder than their size would convey. When the company reached out to us to check out the X-Mini Nano X, we were obviously very excited. Follow along for our review. As the name suggests, the Nano X is a nano sized speaker that can fit into the skinniest of jeans. Designed as a speaker that you can literally hang from a keyring, it is a diminutive piece of kit. There's really not much to it other than the speaker. In fact the entire unit is so tiny that there's no space for buttons or volume rockers. The only button you'll see is placed on the underside of the speaker. This doubles up as a power on/off and pairing mode toggle. Around at the back is a microUSB port for charging the speaker and that's about it. The entire speaker can fit in your palm. How does it sound though? Color us surprised but this thing gets shockingly loud. Nah, it's not going to replace a high end wireless speaker or anywhere close to it. The XMini Nano does however get loud enough to fill ...
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