When companies like Motorola and JBL get together to create something, you can be pretty sure that it’s going to look chic and sound good. This is exactly the case with the Motorola EQ7 Bluetooth Hi-Fi Stereo Speakers. How do I know? Because I was sent one to review and to be quite frank, I don’t want to return it. Shhh, perhaps if we keep it quiet they’ll let me have it as a Christmas present.
Unique design doesn’t compromise sound
One of the first things that struck me about the Motorola EQ7 was its flat design – unlike Blueant’s M1, Motorola and JBL have opted for a pancake design. Despite its flatness, for its class, sound is of very high quality. Bass is deep and treble crisp. The speaker’s metal enclosure has been tempered to achieve optimum sound from these compact speakers. The combination of four aluminium dome Odyssey® transducers driven by powerful neodymium magnets, ensures your tunes are pumped out with oomph.
The Motorola EQ7 is the best sounding Motorola speaker set I’ve tested to date.
Go Go Bluetooth
The Motorola EQ7 speakers use Class 1 Bluetooth connection which allows you to connect to the speakers via phone, PDA or MP3 player from up to 100 meters away!
It’s Portable
Before reading the manual, I was surprised to find a battery compartment that holds 4 x AA batteries. The idea of taking the Motorola EQ7 on the road / holidays is very appealing. If you just want to keep it at home, it can happily live off AC power.
The Motorola EQ7 Bluetooth Speakers are a must-consider if you’re looking for quality wireless speakers.
9/10 from me.
Specifications of Motorola EQ7 Bluetooth Speakers
- Class 1 Bluetooth® wireless technology range1
- Four aluminum-dome Odyssey transducers
- Tuned-ported enclosure for an outstanding listening experience
- Built-in microphone with noise reduction and echo cancellation
- Intuitive, back-lit controls for easy operation
- EasyPair technology for simplified connection to compatible Bluetooth® enabled devices¹
- 3.5mm audio jack for wired connection to music devices
Via Motorola
