Happy Tuesday to you all!! I’ve got another review for you of a product from our friends over the ocean at MobileFun. Yes we review stuff from everywhere, since our reader base is just not limited to the United States. The product is a an interesting take on the portable charger, it’s actually from Phillips, a name I’m sure sure you’re familiar with and it’s aptly named the Emergency Phone Charger. It’s compatible with several different phones out there today, it comes with five different tips including the common mini-USB style like my Tilt uses. The Emergency Charger uses a single AA battery to give you an additional 30 minutes of talk time on your phone. It’s truly a product for emergencies only, it’s not something that you’ll want to use all of the time since it uses a battery each time. Many portable chargers out there are multiple use and they can actually be recharged, but they’re not specifically for emergencies as this one is. It’s well made with a metal housing and it’s not much larger than the AA battery that powers it. There are many situation I’m sure where you could use this product, maybe just keep it in your car, or take it with you camping, hiking or biking as you never know when an emergency will come up and you’ll need to make a phone call.
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Qstik EVOQ Bluetooth DSP Headset Review
If you’ve got a phone chances are you have a Bluetooth headset, and in some places it’s against the law to not have one. There are many choices when it comes to choosing a BT headset, and as with any product, not all are created equal. Personally I prefer small sized headsets, I live in a state where it’s not yet a law to have one while driving, but I don’t drive without one, I like having both hands on the wheel. I also don’t make phone calls while I’m driving, if I get one then I have the BT headset on so I can answer it, but with the way people drive today I’ve got to pay attention to everything that’s going on, and dialing a phone is a distraction I don’t want or need. Anyway, back to small headsets, I think most of us would prefer a small headset, but what if you could get a larger sized one with a bit more features?
Today for review our friends over at MobileFun have sent me over a rather unique Bluetooth headset, it’s rather large, but it’s got a lot of features including the ability to attach a set of ear buds to it and use it like a streaming receiver for any BT enabled devices. It’s called the Qstick EVOQ, and it’s rather large really, it’s round and covers quite a bit of your ear, but it’s lightweight and it’s not uncomfortable to wear. So read on to learn more: