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LexonOslo Energy Wireless Charging Station and Bluetooth Speaker

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An effortless staple for your home, office, or on the go. The 2-in-1 Oslo Energy allows you to listen to your favorite music while charging your phone quickly and efficiently with Qi technology. Boasting a compact and lightweight shape, minimalist style, and a fabric duel toned textured surface - Oslo Energy fits perfectly into any interior. Equipped with a 5W Bluetooth® speaker the Oslo Energy has been carefully engineered for an overall quality listening experience, so you can bring a more balanced full sound to your space.

Product Features
  • Qi Charging 
  • Effortless 
  • Wireless charging 
  • Bluetooth Speaker (5W)
  • Minimalist style 
  • Contemporary textured design
  • Quality sound
  • Compact and Lightweight
Product Specifications 
  • 10W wireless charging station / 5W Bluetooth® speaker
  • Qi-certified (wireless power transfer using inductive charging)
  • Bluetooth® range: 10m
  • Power supply: on USB-C port (cable included) and on a Quick Charge 3.0 certified power adapter or a USB DC 9V/2A power adapter (not included)
  • Material: fibers / ABS
  • Dimensions: 120 x 25mm
  • Net weight: 292g

Speaker

  • Power supply: DC9V
  • Rated power: 5W
  • Signal & Noise ratio: >86dB
  • Frequency: 160Hz-18KHz
  • Impedance: 4 OHM 5W

Wireless Charge

  • Use: Mobile Phone supporting wireless charging
  • Input: DC9V/2A
  • Output power: 10W/7.5W/5W
  • Transmission distance: 3-6 mm
  • Working frequency: 110-205KHz
  • Coil: Single Coil 
  • Port: USB Type-C
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