- Works with iPod and iPhone certified
- Compact design makes the EQ5 an ideal travel speaker
- Echo cancellation and noise reduction
- Works with Bluetooth enabled music players and mobile phones from all leading manufacturers.
Product Description
Delivering wireless freedom and stereo sound in style and in the palm of your hands! The Motorola EQ5 Portable Wireless Speaker is sleek, stylish and pocket-sized, enabling consumers to play music or take calls anywhere. Pocket Portability – A sleek, slim design means music goes mobile, headphones-free. A metal grill protects the internal speakers and a convenient kickstand keeps the speaker at the perfect angle for an enhanced audio experience. Sound You Can Count On – The EQ5 delivers impressive high-definition stereo sound, yet it is convenient and compact in size. When paired with a phone, the EQ5 also doubles as a speakerphone with echo-cancellation and noise-reduction to ensure crisp call quality. Wireless Mobility – Tangled wires are a thing of the past. Bluetooth stereo connectivity2 cuts the speaker cable and the rechargeable battery unplugs consumers from the wall. Integrated music and call controls mean there is no need to reach for the phone, and music automatically pauses with each call.
Motorola MOTOROKR EQ5 Bluetooth Portable Speaker
Yes it has easy pairing, but now a days what doesn’t. Nothing new there. I got it to connect to every device that I have. Yes it is better then my blackberry speaker, but. It’s 33 foot range is less then 10 feet. I can’t walk across my room without breakup. The speakers, when played with music, gives this constant static. The remote function is a nice little feature, but not enough to make this product a buy. Take my word on this and get something a little better.
Rating: 2 / 5
Considerably better than the Blackberry built-in speaker phone, but certainly not audio quality. Not quite as good as a typical landline speakerphone. Smaller than I expected.
Rating: 3 / 5
The moto bluetooth speaker is a must-have. I loved mine ever since i got it.
Rating: 5 / 5
Watch a very helpful video review of the speaker by cnet at the link below.
I found the dimensions mentioned and the actual size to be a little deceiving.
I do not know if they are compatible with the iPod Touch and/or iPhone. I would hope so.
I also would like for the speakers to be a bit louder as you’ll see in video.
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Rating: 3 / 5
Very small and portable… And very flat, so they’re easily pocketable; they’re the size of an iPhone (approx).
External controls are very nice. Keep your phone
Sound wise. These speakers are pretty loud. There’s no bass to speak of, only a hint at it from the overtones. Treble is very clear, and very loud (over exaggerated), but it works out good when you listen to it from non-sweet spot locations; which for a device like this is PERFECT.
Compareing this speaker to a foxl is a bit unfair (foxl costs twice as much), but listening to them straight on: foxl has more bass and more natural sounding mids and highs. However in real world scenario: picnic, etc. The eq5 actually works out better, as the over exaggerated highs work well with natural high frequency attenuation outdoors and the general inability to listen from the sweet spot. And the extra bass of the foxl is barely audible when listening from a far, so it’s not that much of an advantage in the “social” scenario. The SRS-WOW however makes all the difference for stereo separation, where foxl sounds mono from more than 3 ft away, the eq5 actually has a bit of stereo separation. In a scenario where you have the speakers in front of you, the foxl, obviously, blows this thing away. But AGAIN, this scenario is unlikely for such a device, so it’s a matter of taste.
I give this 5 stars, this device is simply perfect as a ultra-portable outdoorsy speaker.
Rating: 5 / 5