The Oontz has a few more controls: forĮxample, you can skip tracks forward and back as well pause and playīut both models have call answer/end buttons for the speakerphoneĪs well as an on/off switch. While most people will control their music through their mobileĭevices, the Oontz Angle does have volume control buttons on the back Turned off completely, and some people may find it a little bright Iĭidn't think it was such a big deal but another editor really
Another downside for some people will be theīlue light on the front of the speaker. Just doesn't have the swankier look and feel of such products as the JBL Flip and Jawbone Jambox,īoth of which cost more. (a cable is included but not a power adapter). Micro-USB port that's now found on most non-Apple smartphones and tablets Products have a Mini-USB port for charging the unit instead of the Nice, soft-to-touch finish, sturdy speaker grilles, and clean lines.īut I did have a few gripes. "cheap") and yet they manage to rise above those underpinnings with a Inexpensive underpinnings (inexpensive is a polite way of saying That's contradictory, but what I mean by that is they have some The Oontz Angle comes in several different color options.īoth products have a custom generic look and feel to them. Least I liked it better, but the slightly larger Oontz can deliver more The Oontz Angle's design has a bit more panache, or at The Oontz Angle comes in many color options and is 5.3 inches wide, 2.7 Hours), and deliver sound that's comparable to what you get from more
The Oontz speakers apart is that they're attractively designed, haveīuilt-in speakerphone capabilities and good battery life (more than 10 Play bigger than their small size would indicate. Like a lot of these little speakers, the Oontz Angle and its slightly larger brother, the Oontz,
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It is to stand out in the hypercompetitive portable mini Bluetooth speaker market, where a lot of the products look and sound the same and offer similar features. Perhaps that's not such a bad thing when you consider how hard I'm not sure how product managers come up with names for their products,īut Oontz is one of the odder-sounding names I've come across in recent
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