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Rock-It 3.0 Vibration Speaker for $25 + Shipping

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Rock-It 3.0 Vibration Speaker in White.

Product Details:

Turns any object into a speaker!
Simply plug the Rock-It 3.0 into your phone, mp3 player, laptop, tablet or any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack and instantly amplify the sound
Sticks to any object - try it with plastic containers, coolers, appliances, cardboard boxes, cups, bowls, lamp shades, filing cabinets and much more! The more hollow the object, the better the sound!
Perfect for home, office and travelling

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  • +7

    I wonder if I could stick it to my bosses head, that is pretty hollow

  • +5

    you can buy this on aliexpress for 7-12$

    search for vibration speaker

    • -3

      Hello,

      You will find this to be much higher quality than the ones available on aliexpress. OrigAudio have sold 750 000 of these throughout the world.

      • +1

        False. I own a chinese vibration speaker and one of these rock-it and they sound the same.

        • Yeah, but probably not the Rock-It's fault. It'd be those cheap paper cups you're using!
          Try using more modern composite materials… Like plastic!!! ;)

        • Yeah well, they sound the same as the chinese ones because I testing both of them on the same surfaces.

          I did not say rock-it sucks, i'm just saying it sounds the same as chinese generics.

        • Humour + Sarcasm = My above post!!!

  • +4

    nice, coffee all over my desktop ..

  • +6

    It's pretty cool. If you attach it to your belly, sound comes out your butt.

    • Only if you haven't eaten already

      • +2

        "….hurt so good, c'mon baby make it hurt so good"

      • can i use this as a weight-loss device?

        • You definitely lose weight… from your back pocket!!!

  • Any old normal speaker with the cone removed (Stanley knife) and with an adhesive surface (glued-on suction cup, blu tack, double-sided tape, etc.) will do the same thing.

  • How many watts does it put out and what is the frequency response?

  • This is somewhat similar to the Soliddrive product, which works quite well (but is a few hundred and up).
    That product works well as it has a heavy coil style element, not sure how much vibration that tiny thing can create.

    • Depends on the volume, and the source.

      I bought a cheap version and it cranks depending what its connected to, a car works well. So does a guitar

      Great as a fun toy to try once, not really usefull.

  • Seen them cheaper

  • so is there any benefit in using one of these vs a normal good old speaker?

    • turn the nearest apple store glasses wall into your musical hall

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