I need to tell you guys, under the second amendment, that I have the right to bear arms.  (That’s your cue, distasteful joke about park rangers catching me bringing severed bear arms in a cooler out of Yellowstone.)  But, seriously, this post is sponsored – Wireless Ground sent me the iPhone 4 Sound Amplifier Case to review, and there’s a law that says I need to tell you.  Don’t worry – this review is objective, and if I hated the thing, I would say so.  Thankfully, I don’t, so Wireless Ground isn’t going to send their assassins after me.  (I’m just kidding – they finish off their enemies via Wi-Fi controlled bots-of-destruction.  PRESS Z TO FIRE MISSILES.)  Ha – how many of you pressed Z and fell into deep disappointment?  I know that I did… *silent weeping.*

iPhone 4 Sound Amplifier Case

 

 

What may appear to be a stylish, but useless, mini rubber tuba, is actually the iPhone 4 Sound Amplifier Case.  Now, I’m going to say what everyone is thinking – it doesn’t look very impressive.  The truth is, this awesome case could very possibly eliminate the need for speakers at parties when you, or your guests, want to play some music via an iPhone 4.  This device can make your phone up to 13 db’s louder without using an outlet, batteries, or any power source other than your phone.  Granted, it won’t suffice at those parties where the windows shatter and the floors are bouncing up and down from thumping bass that damages everyone’s eardrums, but I don’t care because I never go get invited to those parties.  Hello – major geek here, not exactly what you would call a “party animal.”  I do have a large collection of molted snake skins though, as well as an extensive collection remarking upon the birthing process of the platypus.

 

 

 

Now, for the most exciting portion… price.  At Wireless Ground, you can get the iPhone 4 Sound Amplifier Case for only $10.  Again, granted, it probably costs them fifty cents to make in China, but you’re going to have to pay somewhere around $20 if you buy it elsewhere online.  The sale price of $10 is only for a limited time, so I’d get yours quick.  It’s a great wireless/battery-less speaker alternative that’s good for small parties.  Legitimately, totally not influenced by the sponsored aspect of this post, I’m going to use it to play music at my next party.  At least, I would if I ever decided to have a party… I’d have to invite my gramma and the guy who tried to sell me golf magazines at my door one time.  I think the last time I’ve been outside was… December 2008 when I needed to shovel my front porch.

Get it at Wireless Ground

Further Reading:  Japanese Hand Case for The iPhone 4

Via:  Wireless Ground, in case you just looked at the pictures like an uneducated moron.