If you are the flamboyant type, then you would surely fall in love with the Jarre Aeroskull speakers at first glance. These are definitely eye catching to say the least, where it will come in 11 gobsmacking colors, including purple, red, silver and blue. Each of these speakers come in the shape of a skull, and will “wear” a pair of sunglasses which behind them lie a pair of 15 Watt speakers, while the back will carry a 40 watt subwoofer to deliver the bass that underlines most musical pieces.
It will be directly compatible with the iPhone 4S, but will require an adapter if you want your spanking new iPhone 5 to rock with it. Not only that, assuming your portable device has Bluetooth connectivity, then you can always pair it up with the Jarre Aeroskull speakers. Alternatively, old school devices can also connect to this unique looking speaker via a 3.5mm jack cable. Just in time for Halloween, the Jarre Aeroskull speakers will retail for £349 a pop from October onwards.
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