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Reddit mentions of Outdoor Tech OT4200 Big Turtle Shell - Ultra Loud Rugged Bluetooth 4.0 Wireless Boombox & Powerbank (Red)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Outdoor Tech OT4200 Big Turtle Shell - Ultra Loud Rugged Bluetooth 4.0 Wireless Boombox & Powerbank (Red). Here are the top ones.
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The Big Turtle Shell provides a full wireless audio experience using Bluetooth 4.0, which connects to most audio devices, bringing you 110 decibels of auditory bliss.Rugged and water resistant to IPX-5 standards the Big Turtle Shell is the loudest, toughest and best looking Bluetooth speaker on the market.Internal powerful and rechargeable Lithium Ion battery gives you 16 hours of party time as well as serves as a backup power bank for your other electronic devices.Portable as can be with strong handles for carrying, or mounting to things.An integrated microphone along with external controls to adjust volume and tracks, allows you to be a "Master of the Universe", minus all the bulging muscles and weird swords, spells and such.Refer to the PDF attached below in Technical Specification for User Manual.
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Had to google that product... as a former copywriter and someone that does ecommerce... what a strange site/presentation. Something about using meh renderings when there's a real product seems so weird. But thanks for sharing!
Full disclosure - I'm not a VR expert, nor an industrial designer... but I believe a lot of it comes down to the nature of the materials. This softer case can not only survive things like children but also adapt to more phones. It's just a lot less complicated and rugged.
And the audio component is something I just have to trust my friend, his people and their experience and reviews of other audio components he's brought to market via Kickstarter: https://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Tech-OT4200-Turtle-Shell/dp/B00Z6S67BM?ref=ast_p_pg_ma
His other campaigns were really neat to watch and then people on the other side of the country and see the product used in the Lower East Side or out on a hiking trail.