The Griffin Aircurve was the last of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets, and unusual for the show in that it uses no electricity or batteries to make it work. The Griffin Aircurve, Seema Palmer explained, is an acoustic amplifier for your iPhone.

The Aircurve turns your iPhone into a mini soundsystem using air plastic and a very clever design to amplify the sound. Great for a small party, barbeque etc. It won’t eat into your iPhone battery life and it needs no power of its own to work. A very clever gadget, and reasonably priced we think. Something for the Weekend priced the Aircurve at £26, but we’ve found it on Amazon for £12.24 

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