Comment Quality of sound produced degrade when push to the Maximum volume limit truly very Handy to have around, just plug it into any MP3 player and you can party I like the idea of having a Volume control on the speaker side itself This unit is Disposable, so far I have not found a local Dealer that can actually repair or replace the internal Battery when it turn BAD

• Frequency Response : 100 Hz - 20 KHz
• Speakers Output power : 2.35 Watt
• Inputs : 3.5 mm audio jack and USB
• Number of Speakers Delivered : 1 capsule
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) : More than 85 dB
• Size (mm) :
  • (closed) 5.2 x 5.2 x 3.2
  • (open) 5.2 x 5.2 x 5.7
• Weight(g) : 50
• Battery : 3.6 V 300 mAh internal battery, up to 8 hours when fully charged
• Impedance: 4 ohms
• Anti-magnetic protection : Yes

Singapore-based company has blown us away over the years with its "little speakers, mighty sounds" innovative spunk. Having scored a red dot winner with its first X-mini outing, and following this up with the X-mini Max stereo and its clever magnetic hamburger halves, it's now continuing the momentum with the X-mini II.

Design-wise, the X-mini II retains its original's winning capsule form, with minor tweaks to discern it from its 1.5-year-old predecessor.

So is this worth upgrading from your X-mini? A resounding yes, yes and yes for the richer and fuller sonic's, the greater convenience of a built-in audio cable, and the longer battery life.