The device came with a sturdy carrying pouch, a USB connector, and an aux in cord. Check out this video showing off the features.
Features
This little guy has loads of cool features that I found useful:
- Utlizes bluetooth, so anything that can connect with a speaker can use this device
- Voice tells you when you switch modes, so there is no guessing on your part about the settings
- LCD front will allow you to see what you’re doing in the dark
- Can act as a hands free speaker for phone calls
- Built in sound card
- Supports Micro SD Card Music Playing, SD card memory up to 32G, and MP3/WMA format
Although I loved using it for my phone, I did find that the Bluetooth could be finicky, and I was never able to get it to pair with my laptop, though my brother was able to get it to pair with his (we both own Mac Books). However, the device also connects to the computer via USB, so Bluetooth connection to the computer might not be that important.
Sound
Just like with the PowerForce headphones, it’s clear that Spider knows bass. The little speaker will do in a pinch for a house party. Since you can use more than one of these at a time, having two at a house party would be perfect.
However, I noticed terrifying background noises on my brother’s phone when I spoke to him via speaker. Although we were both in the same room, when I replied to him using the speaker, he heard screeches and squeals in the background. Not sure what caused that, but be sure to test it out before using it for any business calls.
Price
You can buy this speaker on Amazon
Final Verdict
As feature packed as this speaker is, I’m not sure if the price tag is a fit. Yes, this speaker can be paired with almost anything, but in the end, the sound is the same as any other portable speaker’s sound, and to me, that is what should affect the price.
