SangeanGenuine Mini Bluetooth Speaker with FM Radio Tuner and Aux-in (Model:WR7)
R1,299
About
The Genuine Mini is the most charming radio you've ever seen. But do not underestimate its powers! This FM receiver with classic look has a speaker that will surprise you, complemented by the acoustically tuned wooden cabinet. Listen to your favorite FM stations in this small version of your conventional tabletop radio. Despite its classic look, the Genuine Mini has very modern features. You can listen to your own music via an AUX input and connect any compatible device via Bluetooth for wireless audio streaming. The Mini radio has 36 hours of battery life after been fully charged!
Product Features
- Built-in Bluetooth wireless audio streaming
- Band, tuning and charging LED
- Acoustically tuned wooden cabinet with passive speaker
- Auxiliary input for additional audio sources like MP3 Player or iPod / iPhone
- External FM wire antenna and Micro USB charging cable included
- 36 hours of battery life after fully charged
Product Specifications:
- Tuner:
- FM: Frequency (MHz) 87.5 - 108
- Media:
- Aux - in V
- Bluetooth V
- Output Power:
- Earphones Output Power FM = 1.4 W (CLASS AB)
- Batteries Output Power: BLUETOOTH & AUX = 1.6 W (CLASS D)
- I/O Socket:
- Aux - in V
- USB V (CHARGE)
- Ext.Antenna FM EXT ANT (3.5 mm Jack)
- Power Supply:
- Mains Power Supply: MICRO USB 5 V / 1 A Built - in TYPE18650 Li - Ion 3.6 V / 2600 mAh Battery
- Batteries (Main Power) V
- Micro USB DC IN V
- Accessories:
- Ext.Antenna V (FM ANT WIRE)
- Carrying Pouch V (US Version Only)
- Others Micro USB Charging Cable
- Dimensions:
- Width (mm/inch) 116 / 4.57
- Height (mm/inch) 65 / 2.56
- Depth (mm/inch) 73.5 / 2.89
- Weight (g & lb. oz) 385 / 13.6 oz
- 1-year warranty
- Model:WR7
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