EarldomPortable Powerful Wireless Speaker
R349
About
This portable wireless speaker is made by Earldom and is a very versatile and dynamic wireless speaker with great sound quality and up to 5 hours playtime.
Product Features
A4
- Portable Wireless speaker, Wireless dual USB charge out, stereo bass, 5 hours playtime 1200mAh battery
- Play/pause/TWS
- Mode (switch wireless, USB disk, FM and AUX-IN state)
- Backward/Volume down
- Forward/Volume up
- USB port
- ON/OFF button
- Charging jack
- Aux-in jack
A5
- 1.0 CH Outdoor wireless portable boombox with splash-proof.
- Made of durable fiber and a study case, it can easily cope with various adventures.
- With very clear sound quality and dynamic sound effect.
- Wireless version 5.0, wireless stream music from any BT-enabled device such as your Mobile phone, notebook, iphone or ipad. Support TWS, Wireless connection to two speakers at the same time, enjoy the stereo effect.
- Secure simple pairing for user-friendly operating.
- 10 meters operating range.
- With USB an FM radio.
- With line-in function, suitable for PC, MID, TV and other audio devices.
- Built-lithium rechargeable battery 1500mAh.
- With flexible design, easy to take out
Product Specifications
A4
- Product size: 193 x 77 x 79mm
- subwoofer size: 2 inch
- Output Power: 7.5W, 4Ω
- Battery Capacity: 3.7V 1500mAh
- Frequency Response: 120Hz-10kHz
- Input power supply: DC 5V
A5
- Product size: 246 x 89 x 93mm
- subwoofer size: 2.5 inch
- Output Power: 7.5W, 4Ω
- Battery Capacity: 3.7V 1500mAh
- Frequency Response: 120Hz-10kHz
- Input power supply: DC 5V
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