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Orbitsound T3 Portable Stereo Speaker Review

November 6, 2008 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

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“”The T3 uses airSOUND® single-point-stereo technology to power the personal stereo aura.”

Holy crap, that sounds friggin’ magical. What new age witch must I barter with to acquire this sacred talisman? What tragic curse does it bear? More importantly, how much closer to musical godhood will I be with this newfangled aura of Pure Stereo?

In all honesty, the aura thing is actually pretty cool.

The Orbitsound T3 is a wired accessory that very simply plays music from whatever you plug it into – phone, laptop, iPod, you name it. It’s biggest selling feature is the aforementioned airSOUND, which can be pretty impressive when it evades a veritable minefield of caveats.

The Short Version

T3 Portable Battery Powered Stereo Speaker
By Orbitsound (£49.00, roughly $77.40 US)

Overall –

Specifications

  • 8 watts total audio power to airSOUND® loudspeaker array in super-portable enclosure.
  • Audio input by 3.5mm stereo jack socket.
  • Green LED shows when unit is on.
  • Red LED shows when unit is on charge.
  • Lanyard supplied with quick release clip and magnetic clasp.
  • Unit dimensions 102mm X 60mm X 19mm (22mm at maximum). (“Big as a cell phone”, my eye. -ed.)
  • Weight 115gms.
  • Power, Lithium-Ion battery 1000mA-hour 3.7V
  • Battery charge life approx. 10 hours normal use.
  • Charger, mains power charger and cable supplied. Charge can be by mains charger or from computer USB port.
  • Charge time approx 2 hours.
  • Shipping dimensions: 200mmX150mmX60mm
  • Shipping weight. 200gms

Pros

  • airSOUND effect is pretty cool
  • Fuller sound than speakerphone

Cons

  • Finnicky positioning
  • No volume control
  • Impractical

Verdict

The T3’s portability is stunted by size, practicality of hanging a speaker around your neck, and irritating everyone in your vicinity. Its surroundsound-esque quality is pretty nifty when it’s working, but changing your position in relation to it can quickly diminish the quality. For an iPod this could be a handy accessory on occasion, but unnecessary for anyone who’s cool with headphones.

Yeah, it sounds grim. Check out the hatefest on page 2!

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