HiddenRadio Portable Speakers
4x stylish portable speakers (2x metallic silver, 2x graphite black)
Comes with 1x Micro USB charging cable (most people already have these at home so you could use that as well) + 1x Audio Line-In cable to connect to the speaker without using Bluetooth. Built in AM/FM Radio.
These were originally purchased to support a Kickstarter Project. While these may be a little outdated, they still work well. Great for kids or keep one in the batch or car.
Please note: while I have tested that they are all working, I have not tested how long the battery will last. However they can also be used while connected via USB to a power source. Pick up from Devonport.
More info from website:
The HiddenRadio & Bluetooth Speaker is based on minimal, timeless design and user intuition. When asleep it hides all its functions, being silent and unanimated. To turn it on you simply twist and lift the cap; the further you lift the cap the more internal volume is created and will amplify to over 80dB of crystal clear sound. This unique design connects and captivates the user through its intuitive functionality.
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40.8% Yes
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33.7% Maybe?
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