Acase's BlackDiamond3 makes for a colorfor review

ACase has provided me with their latest Bluetooth speaker and from the unique main feature alone, I wanted to see how it worked and sounded. A little about the BlackDiamond3, it is a sphere shaped, glassy diamond designed dock and compatible with iPhones. The unique semi see through ball illuminates in a variety of colors by Yantouch’s Jellyfish LED light, which can visually alert you as to missed calls, battery status, and pulsing to your beats. Now that its plugged in, yeah it requires an outlet, let’s see what this little disco ball can do.

Right out of the box, my 12 year old daughter immediately said she wanted it,me on the other hand was not a big fan, as I prefer the sleek and inconspicuous. I didn’t write it off, I immediately grabbed the remote to see what this light thing was all about. There is a wide spectrum of vivid colors in which can be seen in a variety of patterns. I preferred the ones that flashed to the beat of the music. The sound is mediocre at best, it will fill a room with sound and light, but I have headphones that put out about as much sound this crystal ball.
While this wasn’t the best fit for me or the majority of people in my age group, it is a great gift idea for a child that has a Bluetooth enabled device. The JellyFish LED is a neat idea, but I would suggest going with another look, a solid build, and higher quality speakers before marketing to an older audience. I will hand it to Acase, my daughter is not a tech nerd, not for lack of trying, but her her want for the BlackDiamond3 is a reaction I had not seen in some time.