AukeyWireless Eclipse Bluetooth Speaker (Multiple Colours Available)
R999
About
Stunning Sound: The Eclipse Wireless Speaker delivers powerful, dynamic sound with weighty bass through dual 10W drivers (total 20W) and dual subwoofers. Experience high-quality, room-filling audio output that brings your music to life.
Freedom to Play: Free your music from phones, tablets, computers, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Experience the power and simplicity of Bluetooth. Instant, energy-efficient, cable-free connection for reliable audio streaming from almost any device at a range of up to 10m (33ft).
User-Friendly Convenience: The speaker automatically connects to your paired device when switched on. Five simple buttons control power, play, track skipping (back/forward), volume, and even calls with the built-in mic. Charge with the included micro-USB cable and enjoy over 12 hours of playtime.
Sophisticated Design: Premium speaker build with the added charm of a durable woven fabric surface. A more appealing and comfortable look and feel that complements your home.
Product Features
- Sleek design;
- Available in 3 colours: red, black and white
- Bluetooth
- Quality sound
- Comes with charging cable and aux cable
Product Specifications
- Audio output: 2 x 10w
- Signal to noise ratio: ≥86dB
- Power input: DC5V
- Charging time: 4 hours
- Battery type: Li-ion (4000mAh)
- Operation range: up to 10m
- Dimensions: 21.1 x 11.4 x 6.4cm
- Technology: BT 4.2, A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP
Urgh. The weekend.
We never really know what to do with ourselves because, to be honest, our sole purpose in life is to bring you sweet deals on the reg. The weekend just gets in the way of that.
And so, in an effort to A) make ourselves useful over these 2 days and B) appeal to your casual side, we offer you deals based on what we think every weekend should involve.
We're basing it entirely on things we've overheard in conversation and seen in movies because our ideal weekend would be back-to-back Mondays - but we know we're in the minority on that one.
Someone once told us that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but we didn't really get the gist.
Nobody here is named Jack for starters. And his idea of fun sounds terrible.
