Personal Television And Theater Amplifier Looks Like A Bluetooth Headset
Want to up the volume of the movies that you’re trying to watch at home, but don’t have the budget to revamp your home theater system? Well, if you still have $29.95 to spare, the Personal Television And Theater Amplifier claims to be able to help you out. On paper, the device should boost the sound coming from your TV or radio by up to 50 decibels. The wireless device, which looks very much like a Bluetooth device, also offers a directional microphone, amplifying the high and low frequencies in order to offer rich tones. Thanks to its built-in battery, it’s able to keep feeding you audio for up to 18-hours on a four-hour charge, which seems like a fair deal, no? Just make sure you don’t spoil your ears.
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