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Mighty


AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S PREMIER STREAMING SERVICES, Spotify off ers a massive catalogue of music, but the only way to listen to all these songs has been to stream them through a smartphone, tablet or computer. Enter Mighty, a portable, stand-alone Spotify player that requires no cellular data or Wi-Fi connection for playback and allows the user to leave those other digital devices behind. Small enough to be carried in a pocket or clipped to a shirt or backpack, Mighty is a great companion when hiking, biking, exercising or just relaxing. Once Mighty has been synced up with the Mighty Audio app (available in iOS and Android), log in to your Spotify account (premium required) and download your saved playlists in normal, high or extreme quality to the 5GB internal music storage that holds 1,000-plus songs — roughly 48 hours of continuous listening pleasure. Available in Lola Black, Shikaka White and Crush Orange.


Price: US$85.99 bemighty.com/products/mighty — Alan Vintar


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