Pros
- excellent design; clever Alice
Cons
- - anticipated improved sound
Cons
- Marriage, and Horrible Service to Customers
Pros
- Compact, functional, and compatible with a wide range of devices and their manufacturers. It can also be connected via AUX to a louder speaker. whispering while inserting scripts. Amazing device!
Cons
- It exists. The main drawback, in my opinion, is that you can't connect to multiple devices at once. The rest is in the comments.
Pros
- Clock
Cons
- It is thirty percent more silent than the aux column that was there before! It was considered a "improvement" for the next generation, and now there is a "pig placed" here. So, the power input to the DC is not quite a "leap forward" in the right direction. It is a waste of time and money to replace old speakers with new ones just to save a few hours.
Cons
- - The audio connector operates for input and output, according to the market's criteria. It's just the exit, in actuality. Moreover, the speaker's own sound is muted when connected. - Resetting the BT connection. You cannot, for example, attach a laptop to a speaker and use it nonstop without reconnecting. To reconnect the gadgets, which are considerably more challenging to do than to connect the first time, you must set up tambourine dances once every two to three days.
Pros
- He converses, or at the very least, responds to questions, and works with various intelligent devices.
Cons
- The price is not justified by the sound quality in any way. Somewhat superior to eating it out of a pan. If this version is three times more powerful than the light version, I can't even begin to fathom the kind of sound that might be produced by the light version. most likely the version before this one.
Pros
- - Whisper mode - Screen - Build quality Although there are idiosyncrasies, it appears to hear well.
Cons
- - It doesn't always hear me when I play music, a movie, or any other sound. Although it isn't often like way, you must turn around and tell her directly, "ALICE, do something," I don't really think that the sound quality is a drawback. But that's not why I bought it.
Pros
- The sound is mellow, hefty, and not unpleasant. Finally, the clock is inside the house.
Cons
- The smart home system has annoying problems that lower the column's value. The purchase was a mistake. Regular speakers would be preferable.
Pros
- You buy a product with your eyes, and only then do you look at the specifications, so the first thing that is considered is the design of the box and everything that is contained within it. This is done in accordance with the rule that states, "sell the wrapper first." Everything has been thoughtfully and attractively wrapped. There is a firm called Apple that has a trend for this, and it is successful;) After taking the Mini2 out of its packaging, a speedy connection with your active ID can be made using the applications (if it is not there, Alice will ask you to download it by voice). Because I also use the first Station, which is the one producing 50W of sound, the process is already well established. Everybody. Following that, you may begin playing the music, make a timer, create a reminder, check the weather and see if there are any traffic delays, and so on; everything will function properly. You are being heard precisely by the microphones, and there is no such thing as saying "nowhere" because all commands are being acknowledged and carried out. There were no issues with the WIFI, and everything is functioning well with no failures or breaks. The program has been finished; now it now has an equalizer, which is something that many people have requested ever since the initial Station was released. There are settings for the clock (including an option to turn off the time display), and there is also a light sensor; when it detects darkness, the brightness of the clock is reduced, so it will not be as bright in the room when it is used at night. It's funny how, at the beginning of each new track, instead of a clock, the "equalizer" strips jump around for about ten seconds. I've noticed that this behavior is not random, but rather occurs in precise accordance with the sounding frequencies and the beat of the music. Fantastic move for an intelligent speaker) It is possible to make phone calls to Mini2 using the application itself, functioning as an intercom or something similar. And maybe most crucially, the configuration of "smart home" events for various sensors, actuators, and the like. Everything is set up and functioning well at this point. Instantaneously, I plugged the socket, and Alice, in response to my direction, turned the electrical equipment on and off. In addition, you have the ability to exercise remote control over the outlet by using the button contained within the application.
Cons
- So let's talk about the sound. If you're considering purchasing a Mini2 for your smart home, podcasts, recipes, or to listen to children's stories, this is the most cost-effective and practical smart speaker option for you to consider. But if you are arrogant about the quality of sound in musical works, then I dare to offend you by saying that there is no sound; for example, if you anticipate Mini2 to vibrate the table from low frequencies, they will not do so. Despite the fact that it is stated to have 10W of power. I had the impression that a transport film was covering the speaker; the sound was lifeless and devoid of any colors at all. However, there are going to be a lot of high ones, and right sometimes it sounds like whistling:) You can expand the midrange using the equalizer in the application as well as remove the low frequencies; but, the high frequencies won't go anywhere and it's really uncomfortable to listen to them. Nonetheless, there have been no complaints about the volume because it is just right. I compare them with wireless speakers, as well as ones that are designed solely for sound, albeit having less power. The one that is to the right in the picture operates at a lower power level but has a better and sometimes more robust sound, and the table vibrates from the bass:)
Pros
- Sound\sDesign The first version lacked a volume knob, which was ridiculous.
Cons
- Unable to locate
