Soundfreaq Sound Rise bedroom speaker juices up your USB devices, too

soundriseHow many of us use our smartphones as the regular alarm clock? I am quite sure that the answer would be the majority, which means the regular alarm clock as we know it – you know, with a hammer that hits the bell many times a single second to create that signature ring, is no longer as popular as it once was. Well, modern day technology has arrived to give the good ol’ alarm clock a technological upgrade, so to speak, so here we are with the Sound Rise bedroom speaker from the folks over at Soundfreaq.

The $69 Soundfreaq Sound Rise is no ordinary bedroom speaker. First of all, it comes in a shade of black, which makes it more or less suitable to fit into just about any bedroom decorative theme without standing out like a sore thumb. Apart from that, it is also extremely small with a tiny footprint, measuring 5.2” wide, 5.6” high and 3.3” deep. That ought to allow you to place it just about anywhere in the room without having it take up too much space. Built to complement your modern lifestyle, it will let you enjoy your favorite new song while getting ready to go out to meet your friends, or how about streaming a movie from your tablet as you lay in your comfortable bed?

The Sound Rise boasts of a custom designed monophonic driver which delivers up to 3.5W of optimized power for maximum distortion-free volume. There is also Tone Control that helps you select preferred equalization presets: flat, warm or bright, while it will connect to Bluetooth-capable devices thanks to Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity. Just in case you still have one of the older devices out there that do not come with Bluetooth connectivity, and yet want to hook it up to the Soundfreaq Sound Rise, the line in 3.5mm input is there to save the day. You and your mate need to wake up at different times? No problem, the Sound Rise has a dual alarm with day setting control as well as a backup battery, so that you need not worry about missing out on your wake up call. It also comes with a USB port that lets you juice up your smartphone while you sleep, now how about that?

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Review: Soundfreaq Sound Spot Bluetooth Speaker

Review: Soundfreaq Sound Spot Bluetooth Speaker

In an age of enormous sound and unprecedented connectivity, leave it to a small mono speaker to be a low-cost leader in audio gear.

    



Soundfreaq Sound Spot wireless home speaker

When it comes to wireless speakers, you can more or less say that these are dime a dozen. In fact, there are just so many different brands out there, that it can end up pretty difficult in making a purchase decision. Who knows, you might even end up more confused after checking out the numerous reviews online. Soundfreaq, a name that one would be familiar with where critically acclaimed line wireless speakers are concerned, has recently announced the launch of Sound Spot, which happens to be part of its repertoire of devices – coming in the small form factor that does not flinch when it comes to delivering impressive sound quality, and doing so sans wires courtesy of Bluetooth wireless connectivity.

Sporting a mid-century design inspiration, the Soundfreaq Sound Spot can offer a clean, modern look, one that is unique to other portable speakers, all the while ensuring that your carefully planned home décor plans are complemented. In fact, those who are interested in picking up the Soundfreaq Sound Spot can do so by choosing an all black model or one which comes in a wood-and-white design, retailing for $69 a pop. Of course, these are not the only colors available, since you can pick them up in other colors when summer comes to a close and fall kicks off.

Thanks to a custom-engineered, full-range driver and carefully tuned ported housing, the Sound Spot is acoustically balanced in a way where it can complement anyone’s musical taste thanks to Tone Control settings. The Sound Spot is more than ready in “traveling” just about anywhere around the home thanks to its diminutive form factor and integrated rechargeable lithium-ion battery that is said to last for up to seven hours of AC-free listening. Not only that, the Sound Spot will also boast of a USB power port, enabling you to power up your handsets even as the Sound Spot runs on battery power.

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Soundfreaq Launches Sound Spot Bluetooth Speakers

If you’re in the market for a portable set of Bluetooth speakers which can be daisy chained if the occasion calls for it, Soundfreaq has announced the Sound Spot (pictured above). The speaker itself looks pretty nice in terms of […]

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Soundfreaq Sound Step Recharge Lightning

Another day, another speaker dock is announced to the world, and this time around, we have the Soundfreaq Sound Step Recharge Lightning, which has been touted by many to be the company’s very first Lightning Speaker dock that will boast of Bluetooth connectivity, and not only that, it comes with an integrated 7 hour rechargeable battery. Not only that, this would also be the first Lightning speaker dock that will feature support for new Apple devices such as the iPhone 5 and iPad Mini, so you do not have to fret about this particular accessory ending up obsolete not even a year after it is released.

The Soundfreaq Sound Step Recharge Lightning is the next generation compact Lightning speaker with Bluetooth wireless versatility, but unfortunately, one would have to wait until later this August to be able to grab hold of one at $149.99 a pop. Here is a quick primer on what you are able to expect from the Sound Step Recharge Lightning – it comes across as a compact, low profile speaker which would pave the way for users to dock, charge and stream music sans wires from multiple devices, where among them include iPad, iPhone, Android and Blackberry.

Sound Step Lightning is capable of delivering crystal clear audio thanks to its signature sound profile, and it has been specially crafted for natural bass response and vocal clarity. Apart from that, it also boasts of a 2.1 speaker configuration with a dedicated sub-woofer, while Soundfreaq’s proprietary UQ3 spatial sound enhancement will be able to have it deliver natural bass and stereo separation, making it a truly unique feature where compact speakers are concerned.
Apart from that, Sound Step Recharge Lightning would also feature USB audio, so that users are able to charge and play any iPhone, iPod or iPad using the original 30-pin connector. The USB charging port itself would pave the way for any USB-chargeable gadget like a Blackberry, Android or Bluetooth headset to remain juiced up at all times.

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Gift Guide: Soundfreaq Sound Rise

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Short Version

It may be a bit obsolete without Lightning support out of the box, but the Soundfreaq Sound Rise is a cool clock radio that offers great styling, Bluetooth streaming support, and some great speakers.

Long Version

Features:

  • iPod 30-pin charger with USB port in back
  • Dual alarms
  • Bright display
  • Cool styling

Info:

The Soundfreaq Sound Rise is…

… a cool alarm clock for folks who want to add a bit of style (and iPhone compatibility) to their end tables. A built-in USB port ensures that Android users won’t feel left out, either. The clock has a nearly featureless touch-sensitive face and it allows you to set two alarms as well as radio pre-sets so you can listen to your favorite programs as you snooze.

You can also connect to the Sound Rise using Bluetooth, allowing anyone in the room to stream audio to the device. It’s fairly platform agnostic so you don’t just need an iOS device to use it.

Buy the Soundfreaq Sound Rise for…

… a loved one who is stuck in their Android ways or isn’t planning on upgrading their previous generation iPad or iPhone. Ready for the new iPhone? Simply add a Lightning adapter and you’re good to go.

Because…

… it’s rare to find a clock radio that doesn’t look like it belongs in a remake of Groundhog Day. The Sound Rise is cool, easy-to-use, and sounds great. You’ll be amazed at how clear NPR or Howard sounds coming out of this black slab of a radio. We’ve had it by our bedside for a few weeks now and although there is a bit of a learning curve with the buttons, once you figure it out it becomes a boon bedside companion.


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