Geeks N Gear Releases New Bluetooth Wireless Speaker

Geeks N Gear, a business in Las Vegas, NV, has recently released their BUMPit Bluetooth wireless speaker. The speaker has been designed to deliver solid bass sounds to maximize music enjoyment. Compatible with iPhone, Android and tablets, it is already proving to be very popular.

"Music is the one true international language," says Stacie Standifer from Geeks N Gear. "No gathering is complete without music, and music is also the perfect companion for times of solitude. However, you have to be able to hear it properly to really enjoy it. That is where our new BUMPit Bluetooth speaker comes in, and we totally love it."

The BUMPit Bluetooth speaker is a 5W speaker, which provides twice as much power as most other speakers of similar size. It comes with a rechargeable battery and is small and portable. The sound, however, is something that would be expected of something much bigger, particularly thanks to what is described by customers as "incredible bass." It works with any Bluetooth enabled device, and has a 3.5mm auxiliary cable included so it can be hooked up to non-Bluetooth devices.

The speaker weighs 8.5 ounces and measures 3 x 3 x 1.8 inches. It has an anodized aluminum housing that is fully scratch and fingerprint resistant. People have been commenting about the fact that it does not sound tinny like other metal speakers, nor does it sound hollow as is often the case with plastic models. "Amazing sound from such a small source," says one happy customer. "The quality is first rate in all ranges and volume is. Unbelievable. This would make a fabulous Christmas gift for those who appreciate finer tech gadgets that take up a very small space."

Geeks N Gear prides itself in delivering high quality and useful gadgets at affordable prices. The BUMPit Bluetooth speaker is no different and it is expected to be a popular Christmas gift. It also comes with a full one year warranty, which guarantees its quality. With the upcoming holidays just around the corner, people are encouraged to get their speakers before they sell out.