Anker Soundcore mini, Super-Portable Bluetooth Speaker with 15-Hour Playtime, 66-Foot Bluetooth Range, Enhanced Bass Microphone
$38.00
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SPECIFICATIONS
Woofer/Widerange material: Paper
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Waterproof: Yes
Voice Control: No
Use: Home
Tweeter type: Cone
Tweeter material: Other
Total Harmonic Distortion: 1%
Support Memory Card: Yes
Support Apt-x: No
Support APP: No
Special Feature: Wireless, Portable
Speaker Type: Portable
Sound Mode: Extra Bass Mode
Sensivity: 87dB
Sabwoofer cabinet material: Metal
Remote Control: No
Power Source: Battery,USB
Playback Function: Radio,mp3
PMPO: 5W
Output Power: 5W
Origin: Mainland China
Number of Loudspeaker Enclosure: 1
Mid-range material: Paper
Material: Metal
Interface Type: 3.5mm, USB
Input/Output: USB
Input Power(W): <25 W
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Frequency Range: 100Hz-20KHz
Feature: Phone Function
Display Screen: No
Display Screen: Yes
Control: Volume control,Playback,EQ
Communication: Wireless
Communication: AUX,USB
Codecs: sbc
Channels: 1
Certification: CE,FCC,RoHS,WEEE
Category: Speakers
Cabinet Material: Plastic
Built-in Microphone: Yes
Brand Name: ANKER
Bluetooth Version: 5.0
Battery: Yes
Audio Crossover: Full-Range
Active Noise-Cancellation: Active
Acoustic enclosure: Passive radiator
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