Without any kind of setup before hand, you'll be listening to your beats, then the music drops and the voice tells you who the SMS is from and ask whether you'd like it read out aloud or ignored - important if there are people in the room with you. One of the most impressive features of this speaker is that it will read out your text messages to you if you get a buzz while it's connected to your mobile. A voice from the device itself guides you through the lightening quick and super-simple pairing process, which you can perform with eight different devices before it starts forgetting the first ones you entered.įrankly, the whole process makes Bluetooth look good, and that voice from the Jawbone Mini Jambox isn't done there either. Playing your music over Bluetooth is obviously the prime feature for the Mini Jambox and it's handled incredibly well. Wonderfully dense, fantastic in the hand and almost humming with power, our black model felt rather like it had fallen to Earth.
The anodised aluminium cage is available in your choice of light blue, dark blue, green, orange, yellow, grey, black, red and purple, and will look a class act whichever you go for. Materials-wise, it's total quality all the way. It's even just about jeans-pocketable if you don't mind the bulge. Throw in the new, 100g-lighter 255g mass and you get a Bluetooth speaker that's no bother whatsoever to stick in even the smallest of bags and have with you wherever you go. It's not quite as tall but the real difference is with depth, which now makes it only 70 per cent of the thickness of before. Well, at 154 x 24.5 x 58mm, it's a rectangular cuboid that's pretty much the same length as the original model. So, just how mini is the Jawbone Mini Jambox. T3 decided it's time to work out whether Jawbone kit really still has what it takes. And that Jambox design might have been first but doesn't seem quite so unique with the Jabra Soulmate on the scene.
The Cambridge Audio Minx Go is already a favourite with its small size, £99 price tag and huge 18-hour battery life. Three years of market growth gone by, however, and the competition is stronger than before. Now one year on, it's ultimate portability that's on the agenda with the Jawbone Mini Jambox - the smallest version of the Jambox to date. Then the California-based company decided that actually people might want to go large and so released the Big Jambox in 2012. In 2010, the original Jambox defined what the modern Bluetooth speakers are all about - style, power and incredible convenience.
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