HTC BoomBass review

What is the HTC BoomBass speaker?

The HTC One would be a phone that elevated the bar for phone loudspeakers, featuring a set of BoomSound motorists that sit to every side from the screen for any proper stereo system image. The HTC BoomBass ups the seem quality of those loudspeakers further.

It’s effectively a subwoofer to have an HTC One, HTC One Mini or HTC Desire 601 that doubles like a phone stand.

HTC BoomBass – Design and features

The HTC BoomBass is a touch cube-formed speaker, an innocuous addition for your large shiny phone that’ll look cute on the desk or beside cabinet.

If not holding a telephone it’s an ordinary plastic cube, however the bottom 35mm slides out along a rail, allowing it to are a phone stand. It is really an optional extra – if you would like it to remain a dinky little cube, it may.

The HTC BoomBass uses Bluetooth to talk with the telephone, and it has NFC to create pairing having a phone faster and simpler. As a result, it really works much like new Bluetooth loudspeakers of this year.

The speaker’s grille is on top of the BoomBass box, and there is a little port around the rear from it to enhance the bass response – that is what this accessory is about. The HTC BoomBass comes with an internal battery billed via a microUSB port around the rear, which makes it a highly effective portable speaker. Obviously, its cuboid shape means it’s a chunky little beast.

HTC BoomBass – Sound Quality

When it comes to specs at least, the HTC BoomBass appears to possess its seem quality cred lower. It uses the aptX codec, which sends music in a greater bit-rate than ‘standard’ Bluetooth. Obviously, the truth is it’s overkill inside a box such as this.

Bluetooth quality loss is most noticeable within the treble register – that the BoomBass doesn’t handle – and then any device of the size, seem quality is restricted mainly by how big the motive force.

HTC couldn’t inform us just how large it’s, but given how big this area it’s unlikely to become even more than 2 “. That’s pretty small for any bass driver.

However, it will work. The HTC BoomBass speaker considerably boosts the beefiness from the HTC One’s seem, which makes it seem more effective, otherwise exactly room-filling.

It’s vital that you manage your anticipation using the HTC BoomBass, though. It’s a neat little factor, but because it matches its output using the BoomBass loudspeakers from the phone it’s combined with, volume output is definitely likely to be limited.

Early Verdict: a neat idea, but is it worth the money?

The HTC BoomBass is really a neat idea, along with a solid extension of the items HTC nailed using the HTC One BoomSound loudspeakers. However, if you would like pure seem quality, you’d most likely be much better investing in your cash on something similar to the Pasce Minirig, which reduces all of the fancy tech features towards seem quality and battery stamina.

HTC BoomBass review