Its interesting, the Jawbone Jambox seems to be one of those products
that fall into a particular category which I've not yet found a
description for but the logic behind the category is simple enough,
because a blind person has a Jawbone then every other blind person has
to have one regardless of how good or bad it is.
I reckon the makers of the Jawbone ought to be pretty pleased with
themselves, how many would have been sold if there hadn't been any
people with vision loss about? <smile>.
On 9/09/2016 5:45 AM, Stores, Mary A. wrote:
I got a Jabra Solemate Bluetooth speaker about a year ago and love it.
It was on sale, and it had really good reviews. I can listen to music
and talk on the phone with it, and Siri understands me pretty well.
Mary
*From:*Dane Trethowan [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Thursday, September 08, 2016 2:36 PM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: [Techno-Chat]; So the new iPhone 7 has been announced
I have to admit the boost in sound quality when I upgraded from the 5S
to the 6 was a huge plus and worth the upgrade for that reason, Apple
have - in my view with the 6 and 6S at least - some of the best
sounding internal speakers available on a mobile phone.
Its a real pity that Apple still won't embrace aptX with Bluetooth as
that would make Bluetooth from an IOS phone absolutely fantastic and
up there with most other manufacturers these days including Samsung,
Asus, LG, Bowers And Wilkins etc.
As far as the Jambox Jawbone goes? Well if you're happy with it then
fine but its a pity because you just don't know what you're missing as
there are other speakers out there the same size that offer so much
more, Jambox Jawbone stuff is nothing more than gimmik.
Yes, I've used one and I had the greatest pleasure in throwing the
unit into the recycle bin a couple of years ago I think it was.
