Is It Really Worth The Money?

Any Jupiter Jack review would be remiss without the mentioning of the marketing history of the Jupiter Jack. The device was one of the subjects of the "Jaws of Victory" episode of the Discovery Channel's new hit show, "Pitchmen". The stars of "Pitchmen" were Billy Mays (who died unexpectedly on June 28, 2009) and Anthony "Sully" Sullivan. During this episode, we learn that the inventor, Jason Bobb, was motivated to market the Jupiter Jack by his dying friend's wish to see that the device becomes a success. We also learn that the original name for the Jupiter Jack was the "Black Jack" but this had to be changed to satisfy patent requirements. After Jason Bobb pitches the device to AJ Khubani, founder and CEO of TeleBrands, the "As Seen On TV" marketing company, he is given an immediate marketing opportunity and the Jupiter Jack sales campaign is launched.

My Jupiter Jack Review

The Jupiter Jack is an electronic device that is designed for use with your cell phone, especially, but not necessarily limited to, use while driving your car. It eliminates the need to hold on to your cell phone while driving (which may be illegal depending on State and local laws). The Jupiter Jack is a hands-free device that broadcasts what is normally heard through your ear piece or earphone through your car's speakers, using FM radio as the medium for delivering the sound. It is not a Bluetooth device or a headset. The Jupiter Jack is small and compact and is easy to use. Simply plug the device into your cell phone's external ear phone jack and turn on your car's radio to 99.3 FM. Your car's radio now broadcasts your cell phone's speaker output throughout your car giving you hands-free cellular telephone access. You can control the volume of the output by simply adjusting the volume of your radio. It's that simple and easy to use!

Purchasing Information

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At the time of this Jupiter Jack review, the Jupiter Jack can be purchased at a variety of internet sites as well as in many different stores that carry "As Seen On TV" brand products, i.e., Walmart, Walgreens, Sears, etc. Generally, when ordering the Jupiter Jack from an internet web site, the purchase price ranges from $10.00 to $19.99 plus, shipping and handling (usually about $6.99). On-line deals may include a two-for-one price (you pay for extra shipping and handling charges) or a bonus dashboard cell phone mount or other accessory. In-store prices are usually $19.99 for one Jupiter Jack, but may vary depending on the vendor. Generally, in-store purchases do not include bonus accessory items or the two-for-one deal. Compare to most Bluetooth devices at prices of up to 5 times or more of this amount. This makes Jupiter Jack an incredibly cheap alternative to hands free cellular phone use while driving!