The hotly anticipated Android Robot shaped Bluetooth Soundbox with Hands-Free has finally arrived at Mobile Fun.
It’s small, it’s green, it’s shaped like the Android robot. It plays music through bluetooth, it answers your calls and quite frankly looks pretty cute, but most importantly it has arrived.
After much talk and great anticipation theAndroid Bluetooth Soundbox with Hands-Free has arrived in stock at Mobile Fun, costing £19.95.
Android Robot Speaker
There are a number of things which make this gadget great, one of them being it’s low price, as you’re getting both a speaker and a hands-free device for under £20.
The Android speaker is small but powerful, housing a 2W speaker which provides room filling sound. The music is played via bluetooth 3.0 meaning that it is compatible with a number of devices including: iPad 2, iPhone 4, Galaxy S2 and HTC EVO 3D just to name a few.
All functions are controlled by using the head of the robot: twisting his head allows you to change track and pushing his head pauses a track. You can even control the hands-free features through the robot’s head and by using the integrated microphone to answer calls, voice dialling or voice commands.
Battery power isn’t an issue for the Android speaker either, as it’s built-in battery lasts for 10 hours, but can easily be recharged with the included mini USB cable.
It’s the perfect little gift for Android and music fans alike.
The Android Bluetooth Soundbox with Hands-Free is available now from Mobile Fun, along with a variety of Galaxy Tab 10.1 accessories and mobile phone chargers.
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About Mobile Fun
Birmingham based MobileFun.co.uk is the UK’s leading internet retailer for “everything mobile”; offering a range of mobile phones, mobile phone accessories, ringtones and mobile java games.
Mobile Fun has offices in the UK, Germany and France and delivers products to over 50 countries worldwide.
Mobile Fun won the title of Online Retailer of the Year at the Mobile News Awards 2011 and was ranked 6th in the Experian Hitwise Top 10 websites of 2010.