14 DAY TRIAL // Besides the fact that it wears an unpronounceable funny name, the Scosche Bluelife fellows have developed what could be considered the missing link between small iPods and big fat boom boxes. How come? Well, until now, if you wanted to replace the headphones with home stereos to listen to your iPod content, you needed some expensive connection cables and a lot of patience.
Today, things have changed. Scosche Bluelife have done a nice job by eliminating any wires and enabling comfortable control of your high tech assets, as well as providing the same sound quality. Its new IUBHK Bluetooth Wireless System includes a receiver, a transmitter, iPod cradles, power adapters and soft cases for MP3 players.
The iPod and MP3 Bluetooth transmitter are easily connectible to standard iPods or MP3 players and to any type of home stereos that features RCA line-in jacks. The main advantage is that it delivers interference-free digital-quality audio, directly from your Apple device to your stereo. Moreover, the transmitter is packed with a rechargeable battery and can be mounted on your MP3 player like any ordinary protection case. You might find useful to know the system is Bluetooth 1.2 compliant and provides up to 15 hours of battery life.
As with all Bluetooth devices, this one is also limited to a range of 30 feet or 10 meters. Also, don't even think about putting obstacles between the transmitter and receiver or you'll suddenly become surrounded by a sea of silence.
And if you're playing Santa this year, you could consider buying one of these from X-Treme Geek for about 59.95 bucks!
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