#partynow

The gloomy winter has finally retreated back to its shell as now we are blessed with the gleeful summer. Hmmm…summer means…great weather for tanning…great time to go to the beach…and also great for family picnics at the local park or even parties. Now what do they all have in common? Well for the common man, it could be a bunch of things but for outdoor enthusiasts such as myself who can’t go a day without music, it’s an awesome time to play and have fun outside while listening to music.

But that’s not the point…while many of us listen to music…is it truly a good experience? I mean some speakers can sound horrible outside, or some are super heavy, and some need to be connected to your phone through messy wires…ugh! But I was lucky enough to come across the Igo Bluetooth speaker, and just like the name says…it’s an ultra-portable wireless speaker that relies on Bluetooth and needs no wires because wires mean hassle!

Thanks to this Bluetooth option, you can now make a party happen anywhere at anytime…be it at the back seat of your car or at some group gathering in the middle of a desert. Whereas for the basics, this speaker has outstanding playback sound…like it can transform boring kitty parties into upbeat clubs. It truly is the life of the party!

But my favorite part about this piece is that it has a built-in FM antenna…giving you your own portable radio with top-notch music quality. If you are someone who gets bored of the same old play list and need something random to spice things up and get the mood going, then don’t look away from the Igo speakers! Another great aspect of these speakers is that while being branded as ‘Bluetooth speakers”, it doesn’t need to rely on Bluetooth only for music. The thing is this piece is pretty well-rounded as it lets you play music through other options like AUX-IN, SD Card, and USB. This is amazing for those whose Bluetooth may fail or their Smartphone suddenly goes out of whack! But for most fellas whose Smartphones work great, I have another good news! Through “Near Field Communication Technology” (I know I am not good at simplifying tech lingo!) you can simply just play your music with a single tap.