Mighty Dwarf and Nano Beat Vibration Speakers

Just when I thought I’ve all sorts of portable speakers, here comes the Mighty Dwarf and Nano Beat vibration speakers — these portable speakers have a power output of up to 10 watts.

These two portable speakers look like your ordinary X-Mini wannabes but once you hold one, you’d definitely not believe how heavy it is. Each speaker feels like as heavy as 2 or 3 iPhone 4S (must be the magnet inside).

The Nano Beat is the bigger one of the two which is rated at 10 watts. The cylindrical shape of the body extends once you twist open the top part to expose the diaphragm. The speaker grills are on top which jiggles when you crank the volume up.

The playback control is on the side which includes pause/play and the volume up/down toggle, the power button and a micro-SD card slot which you can store MP3s for stand-alone playback.

The mini-USB port is used for charging the internal battery and doubles as an audio port to a 3.5mm jack.

The bottom end has a smaller cylindrical stand with an adhesive surface. You can peel the cover and stick the speaker on a flat surface to make it stationary. It actually plays a huge role in the sound performance of the speaker.

At top volume, the Nano Beat has an almost ear-shattering power. It’s very loud but not distorted even when you crank it up to the maximum volume. The bass is impressive for such a small speaker. This is more evident when you attach the bottom to a hard surface like a wooden table because it uses the anchor as some sort of extension to the body of the speaker. If you don’t do that, the spaker becomes a bit tinny.

The Mighty Dwarf is the younger brother of the Nano Beat. It uses the same principle as the Nano Beat but is only rated at 5 watts. There’s no extended diaphragm either. It still has the microSD card slot so you cna play MP3 songs straight from the device.

It’s a bit smaller but weighs like a ton when you hold it. The same adhesive tape at the bottom so you can anchor it to a hard surface (it’s easily removable). I even tried to stick it to the headboard of the bed and was able to stay in place for some time (drops off after a while especially when you start playing songs).

Look, ma! No hands, I’m spiderman!

Nano Beat vibration speaker sells for Php2,480 over at Hot Gadgets in Sulit while the the Mighty Dwarf is only Php1,980 in this listing.

But, wait, you guys can have these two to bring home for free in our Christmas Giveaway.

Just complete this simple line:

Which one’s better? Nano Beat vs. the Mighty Dwarf? I’d pick the Nano Beat any day — http://www.yugatech.com/yugatechxmas

Pick which of the two speakers you like and complete that line. Post it on your Twitter, Plurk, FB, Google+, Tumblr, etc. and leave a comment below with the link to your entry.

We’ll pick the two random winners to get the Mighty Dwarf and the Nano Beat each and announce it on Christmas Eve.

P.S. Don’t forget, we still have the Western Digital giveaway, the Marshall Major headphone and the Cliptec pack running as well.

Disclosure: Hot Gadgets provided us with these units for review and to keep. We dediced to give it out to our readers this Christmas instead.