NewsReview: ACWorldwide Starwars Stormtrooper Bluetooth speaker

Review: ACWorldwide Starwars Stormtrooper Bluetooth speaker

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Now for a review of the Stormtrooper Bluetooth speakers from AC Worldwide which also offers a C3PO versions of its Star Wars Bluetooth speakers aswell. You can pick each one up at the likes of Amazon and from AC Worldwide for £149 each, but AC Worldwide recommends you buy them as a bundle for £250, as you can pair them up for a stereo experience.

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The Stormtrooper speaker is a work of art in its own right, they’re a work of art. Just taking the speaker out of the box, got my heart pumping with giddiness, I had the feeling like a child again.

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A closer look at the eye grill for the Stormtrooper

AC Worldwide has gone to painstaking lengths to design both products to be as authentic as possible, and it really shows.

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With the Stormtrooper’s grilles and shiny white and black plastic it makes look like it came straight from the original Star Wars movies’ prop locker from the set.

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The speaker measures around 30cm tall, the circular base units have a large diameter of 20cm, meaning they’ll need a fair amount of space on your shelves. What’s more, despite their heft, they only feature tiny 2200mAh batteries, which only last for between four and five hours, depending on your usage and volume levels.

Specifications

  • Output Speakers: 3W x 2 – 32mm 4ᘯ
  • Output Ported Subwoofer: 15W – 102mm 2.3ᘯ
  • Frequency Response: 20HZ -20KHZ
  • DC input: 9v, 2.5h
  • Battery: 8.4V,2200mAh
  • Battery time:  4-5 hours
  • Battery Charge Time: 2-3 hours
  • Bluetooth Version: CSR 4.0
  • Hands Free phone answer.
  • USB charger
  • AUX
  • NFC
  • Bass +/-
  • Mains multi plug adapter

Bluetooth profile  

  • Bluetooth v 4.0
  • HFP v1.6 wideband speech (HD voice ready)
  • HSP v1.2
  • A2DP v1.2
  • AVRCP v1.4
  • DI v1.3
  • Support for smartphone

The Star Wars heads have been designed and produced using multiple moulded components: the Stormtrooper helmet for example has 48 different parts.

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Sound is delivered through a 2.1-channel design, with two, 3W drivers behind the eyes and a downward-facing ported subwoofer on the bottom.

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They also come with NFC (Near Field Communication) for instant pairing with compatible devices and double up as a hands-free speaker for taking phone calls.

To add a bit of fun and authenticity to the speakers, when a Bluetooth device is paired the characters will say either “I do believe they think I am some sort of God” for C3P0 or “Move along.” for the Stormtrooper.

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Comes with a nice bag for the Stormtrooper, user guide, multi power adaptors and cleaning cloth
AC Worldwide has obtained a license from Disney and, as a result, the speakers comes in a fully branded collectors box. With each speaker comes supplied with a carry case, cleaning cloth, auxiliary cable and power adaptor (with a USB slot on the back of the speaker you can plugin a USB to charger your phone if you need to).

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No matter what genre of music I played through the speaker, the clarity was crystal clear and the sound remarkably warm to listen to.
The two big areas that really impressed me were the speaker was the Bluetooth range and the diffusion of sound from it. Bluetooth I had no problem walking round pretty much the entire house while paired and the connection didn’t cut out. During one session with the speaker, which was located in a middle room in the house, I walked to the end of my lengthy garden with my phone in my pocket and the music still carried on.
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Nice little extra feature on the speaker is an aux input so you can connect wired devices if you wish and the ability to receive calls through it. You can also pair up to two Star Wars speakers with one device so you can get one of each design and give yourself a fantastic audio setup (I only had one speaker to test for this review but I has seen and heard what two speakers paired together can do and it was epic).
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Overall
If you are a Star Wars fan or looking for a Bluetooth speaker with a difference then look no further than the Star Wars speakers from AC Worldwide for £149.
Chris Hare
Chris Hare
A True Tech Geek at Heart, I Started my life of being a Tech Geek at the age of 5 with the BBC Micro. Went on through most of Nintendo stuff and now a Xbox and PlayStation fan. I also leaked the information about the leaked Hotmail passwords story from October 2009 that went World Wide. I Started writing tech articles at the beginning of 2011, most of my articles are about Android phones and Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and other gaming news. When Chris has free time its with the family.

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