Review on 🎧 PSP Logic 3 Audio System by Demetrius Patsion

I bought this speaker set with Nyko Theater Experience for the convenience of watching movies and maybe to compensate for the PSP's lack of volume. Let's face it, in-ear headphones are kind of uncomfortable; So speakers are the way to go. Logic 3 is fine for this purpose, but it's not as convenient and portable as I expected. This block is big, I mean big. Imagine the space a key set occupies between the ESC key on your keyboard and the right CTRL key, which will give you an idea of its size. Thing is, it's just a set of speakers, it's not exactly portable, at least not in the PSP sense; You need AC power or batteries to use it, it doesn't have its own rechargeable portable power supply which limits your options a bit, and it might not survive if you drop it as it's made entirely of plastic. Of course you can use batteries, but how long do they last? and it will not help you charge your PSP. Don't get me wrong, I'm genuinely amazed at how good this Lite can sound, but I expected more from it than just a set of speakers. I would go with the Nyko as it offers plenty of volume (not the same quality, volume and bass as this one), a 7 hour battery, a protective aluminum body and doubles as a film stand. The only way to defeat Logic is if you know you're going somewhere that doesn't have a TV, but you still have access to an outlet next to your bed. In my opinion, this sort of kills the PSP's portability, but again, you have to measure true portability with the sound that comes out of this device. . Neighbors will complain about this pup because it sounds really good, around 4-5 watts, very similar to those little powerful speakers that come with a computer case but with a subwoofer.