Hype Skull Speaker

Let's be frank, speakers aren't manufactured with the Metalhead in mind since the idea is to sell as many to different types of people as possible, and while we have always had to settle for what everybody else was using, we are fortunate that Hype has been unleashing a number of speakers that cater to the Metal Hordes necessity to listen to our sacred audio with a dose of armor to reflect what is on the inside.

Today we look at what is quite possibly their most Metal offering, and the louder twin of the 2, the Skull Speaker.

Like with the earbud counterpart, the eye were not spared the penance stare treatment.

This time, Hype definitely delivered a gift from the Metal Gods as batteries are not required for the operation of this device \m/

Aside from the speaker, you got the auxiliary cable to hook up to the mp3 player/cd player/cassette player (there remains only 1 Metalhead to continue listening to this portable format, Otto Mann)/etc, and there is the USB power cable to recharge the speaker.

Time for the Matrix spinning cameras special effect, minus the multiple cameras and multimillion dollar budget.

The details on this Speaker is about as good as it gets considering the price tag of $10 (originally $20, but it was on the ever epical after-Halloween clearance phase).

The circle is now complete, but there remains one more task which...

...lays at the bottom of the bummy.

Backstage, you got the necessary plug-holes and the on/off switch button. Call this the critical thinking part of the brain.

Evil injected \m/

Time for the test-drive to showcase what this speaker can really do. To be honest, I've had many portable speakers, and this one is easily on my top 2 lists, and it's not because it is a black skull, but because it is rechargeable.