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SpringFlora Retro Bluetooth Speaker, Vintage Decor, Small Wireless Stereo Speaker,Hands-Free Call,400mA Battery,TF Card,Aux Line, Water-Proof for iOS Android Smartphone Home Office Gift Ideas Black

★★★★4.3·332 ratings

💘Small in Size But Powerful Sound: With its palm size and minimalist design, this SpringFlora wireless speaker (wired Aux input option available), delivers a well-defined high & low frequency response, for great audio clarity which is in stereo, rich with details, and smoothly well-balanced. Powerfully loud with a 40mm 3W tweeter to provide a clean & precise sound despite a small resonance cavity. In addition, the retro turn knob allows you to adjust the volume levels to match your preference. 💘Latest Bluetooth Technology & Aux Input/TF Card Option: This cute vintage speaker has built-in wireless capabilities to stream from all Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as smartphones, laptop, tablets, etc. Advanced Bluetooth V4.2 technology provides a powerful and reliable 33ft transmission-distance connection without delays, dropouts or interference, giving you freedom to stream music cordlessly. Also, it support 3.5mm Aux input option for desktop PC or devices without Bluetooth function. 💘Hands-Free Calls & Rechargeable Battery & Universal Compatibility: Easy button control, built in mic, answer/end calls, it’s a breeze. Its built-in 400mAh rechargeable battery offers 2-3 hours of non-stop wireless audio playback on a single charge. Micro-USB charging cable included. This retro gadget is compatible with iPhone, iPad, samsung galaxy, android smartphones, tablets & other Bluetooth devices as well as all devices as long as they come with Bluetooth function.

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