VolkanoMini Bazooka Series Bluetooth True Wireless Speaker
R319
About
Undeniably stylish and unique, you won’t find another Bluetooth speaker that looks anything like it. Set the trend in your office or home.
Simply pair your Bluetooth device, and start streaming your favorite tunes in an instant. The included USB port offer an alternative way to play music on different storage mediums. The included 3.5mm jack also gives you an additional way to connect your music. Tired of your own beats? Listen to your favorite radio station with the built-in FM Radio function.
The 3-inch 10W subwoofer ensures superior clarity of those deep bass tones. Treble and mid-range sounds are backed up with two 1.5W 1.4-inch driver speakers. Big sound in a surprisingly small form factor.
The Volkano Bazooka is designed for the ultimate in portability without sacrificing sound quality. The carrying handle makes light work of taking your music wherever you want to go. Enjoy your music at home, at your office, the outdoors, or even at that party with your friends.
Product Features
- Switch from aux USB FM radio or Bluetooth modes
- Built-in handle allows for flexibility
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- 3 hours playtime with max volume
Product Specifications
- Bluetooth Version: v2.1
- Bluetooth Range: 10 meters
- Speaker Size: 2.5”
- Speaker Output: 6 W
- Battery Capacity: 1500 mAh
- Playtime: 3 Hours
- FM Radio
- AUX Connection
- Carry Handle
- USB
- Warranty: 12 months
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