iAsus Mini Mobile Amp – More Volume, Greater Battery Life
Measuring in at a mere 1.2” x 2.0” the iAsus Mobile Amp is billed at being the world’s smallest and lightest ‘high fidelity’ amp which, when hooked up to an MP3 player or MP3 cell phone, is capable of providing a 10dB increase in volume with an impressive 0.3% distortion.
The result is two fold. You can either simply rely on the iAsus Mobile Amp to inject a serious and somewhat ear-splitting boost in volume (resulting in you overloading your headphones and eventually succumbing to tinnitus) or you can use this mini amp to help prolong the endurance of your MP3 device by dropping the volume on the player and relying on this seriously compact amp to make up the difference.
The iAsus Mobile Amp which, when used with a rechargeable battery will last for 20hrs, comes complete with a 3.5 audio jack splitter, an AC charger for use with rechargeable batteries and is available in either black or white.
No details concerning availability or pricing are evident at the time of writing, however, further information concerning the Mobile Amp can be obtained from the iAsus Website.
[Source | Techie Diva via Uber Review]
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Seeing as the amp comes wtih a 3.5″ stereo splitter another use would be to plug two pair of head phones into one mp3 player and still get enough volume.