Review and Test Results of Fidelio Philip Speaker DS7700

If you are a fan of Opera Musical, of course you have heard of “Fidelio”. A large electronics manufacturer Philip, launched a new digital device in the form of a cool speaker. This device also has been in test quality. Here’s an explanation and review and test results of Speaker Philips Fidelio DS7700.

Fidelio is the only opera by German composer, Ludwig Van Beethoven. Borrowing the name, Philips wanted to show that the docking speakers Fidelio DS7700 has a quality sound like an opera.

Tempo.com (the source of this news) has tested the audio quality Fidelio DS7700, does not disappoint. The resulting sound is so clear. Bang the bass is felt thanks to the Dynamic Bass Boost (DBB). At every level of volume, the sound is heard comfortably in the ear.

Fidelio DS7700 is designed specifically for Apple products, such as iPod, iPhone, or IPAD. In general, the DS7700 is compatible with various versions of the iPod, but to output old needs a little upgrade. As for the latest version of the iPhone, like iPhone 4, no problem.

The first impression when handling Fidelio DS7700 was simple and easy to use. In fact it is so. Without having read the manual, anyone can directly operate the docking speakers.

It looked like a medicine pill, and long oval clad silver color. This makes an elegant impression Fidelio DS7700. There are magnets on the cover it so no need to press or click something to open. Simply pull the cover and Fidelio is ready for use.

When the cover removed, buffer your iPod, iPhone, or IPAD can be raised by pulling the crutch standing at the bottom of the DS7700. Buffer will not be out when the top cover is opened first.

Operation is very easy. Just slide on-off button located on the back, and then put your iPod, iPhone, or IPAD above docking speakers, who wanted to hear any song instantly floated. Do not forget to set the volume as you wish.

In the DS7700 already there Fidelio Lithium-Ion battery that can be refilled. When fully charged, can be used up to 10 hours without stopping. The duration is quite helpful, especially when used outdoors.

Sound – this is the most important of the DS7700 – should be able to pamper your ear for all types of music. When Tempo play songs from Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir, audible boom bass sounds so clear. Vocals Robert Plant who was no less devastating typical.

When the volume is reduced, 14-inch speakers with Dynamic Bass Boost provides sound equipment are qualified. But, to listen to Kashmir, which set a maximum volume of sound produced and remain good and not broken.

In addition to the output of products designed specifically for Apple, Fidelio DS7700 can be used by other digital devices. Bluetooth becomes an intermediary between the DS7700 and the digital device. In addition, the available connections via 3.5 mm audio cable.

Tempo tried to connect the DS7700 Fidelio with the Sony Ericsson K810i, BlackBerry 8250, and an MP3 player. All connected with a perfect, either via Bluetooth or auxiliary cable.

Linking Fidelio DS7700 with a notebook or netbook There was no problem. Play games become more exciting. The voice that came out to make playing games more exciting and more real.

However, Fidelio DS7700 is not without flaws. One minus is the lack of battery indicator so that you can not know whether the battery is fully charged or is almost gone.

In addition, there is no volume level indicator and no remote control. This is important because when the DS7700 connected via Bluetooth, the volume setting on the digital device or iPod, for example, did not work. Consequently, to adjust the volume level, the user must move.

Overall, the Philips Fidelio DS7700 is a docking speaker worthy to be considered to be one accessory in your home. With a price of $ 199 or about USD 1.7 million, DS7700 is compatible for iPod tocuh friends, iPhone, or IPAD.

Test the feasibility of digital devices Fidelio Philip Speaker DS7700 has also done carefully. Are you interesting to have it after you read about the explanation and review of Philip Speaker Fidelio DS7700 above? Items from Philip’s speaker is pretty cool.