Hapow Car Bluetooth Pillow

There is no volume control on it. It has an ear plug but was bought to sleep upon. It's not bad but there isn't anything to highly recommend it either.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The ZettaGuard travel pillow is an ultra-plush one that fit easily in the back of my headrest in the car. No doubt about it, there's a nice built-in comfort factor in the pillow. There's internal memory foam and as soon as I either press on it, or rest my head on it, it has the great sinking in feature we all love. It will simply mold to the shape of your head while you are in your vehicle. A pillow, yes, but a pillow with a rather novel feature.The pillow can actually pair with any Bluetooth- or NFC-enabled device and with those 3 watts of power, can fill the car. The benefit is, is that I can select which songs I want rather than have to wait for them on the radio, use Sirius, or play Cds. The ZettaGuard has to have a power source and that comes via a long cable that plugs into a simple car charger. The cable is somewhat awkward, but doable.Pairing was easy, but if you don't use it, you'll need to disconnect the power source and reconnect. The sound wasn't Logitech-like by any means, but rather acceptable. It was very loud, something that would be needed in a moving vehicle. I definitely like the novelty of the device, but would have liked to see a built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery as a power source. It's a great way to be able to access desired music, specific talk radio stations, podcasts, and calls.SPECS:► Bluetooth Version: CSR V4.0, HSP / HFP / A2DP► Power Supply Mode: Car Charger: DC 5V► Transmission Distance: 10 - 15 meters (33 ft.+)► Size: 10.82" x 6.29" x 3.54 (27.5*16*9cm)► Weight: .79 pound (360g)► Power Rating: 3W► Impedance: 16ΩCERTIFICATIONSCE, RoHSMusic © Linda Ronstadt and Aaron NevilleSample provided for review.

Hmmm. Cool in concept - a tad awkward in practice.Plugging this into the car would be a bit of a chore each and every time and it needs to be on power to run. Even more so given the sound is just passable via the mini speaker it is a case of finding a practical implementation into your day / car / life.I like it as a pillow and it might be handy if you take a lot of bluetooth calls in the car but for me there would be better options if that is what I would be looking at. I like it as a neck pillow but having it in use most of its other functions I can find better solutions through other products not combined in this particular pillow format.It might be for you but for me the pillow if the only product I find to be practical for my own use. YMMVProduct provided for review - its just my opinion