Pillowsonic Stereo Pillow Speaker
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Product Reviews of Pillowsonic Stereo Pillow Speaker
Product Review: Helpful to drown out sounds
Summary: 4 Stars
This item works well. I have some ringing in my ears and music coming from my pillow drowns out the ringing and helps me to me drift off to sleep. The sound quality isn't spectacular but good enough for the price and fulfills its purpose.Product Review: Horrible Speakers
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased this item while on the road for a conference looking to use it for music and not disturb the person I was sharing a hotel room with. I got the package, started my music and hear it relativity well. I was excited, slipped the speaker under the pillow and BAM, no sound. I couldn't hear a thing. I really pressed my ear into the pillow and was able to hear a little bit of the music, but a regular position lying in the bed produced nothing I could hear. I've already sent this back an gotten a refund, save your money!Product Review: Horribly made!! DON'T buy!!!
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this thinking that all the reviewers that said the speaker(s) died just didn't take care of it and abused it so it was justified. But the one that I bought, one of the speakers stopped working the second night, and worked sporradically after that. Needless to say I returned it as soon as I could. This was a waste of maney and time. DON'T BUY IT!!!!Product Review: I love it!
Summary: 5 Stars
These are GREAT! The sound is clear, they are comfortable under head. They have been great for watching television, listening to music and even talking on the telephone.Product Review: I love it!
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased a "pillow speaker" a couple of weeks ago and it was terrible. It was one mono speaker attached to a 3/4" jack and would not get loud enough to hear throug my pillow. This pillowsonic stereo speaker however is much better! It's stereo for one and way loud enough also. To be realistic though, the sound is somewhat muffled. The way to get around this is to set your equilizer, if you have one, with higher mids and lower the bass. I use the "bass reducer" setting on iTunes and it sounds great!