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Design by: Manuela Simonelli & Andrea Quaglio Collection: Mino |
49,90€
Portable Bluetooth® speaker set
2 year warranty
Fast delivery
14 days of return
Portable Bluetooth® speaker set
2 x 3W
TWS technology
Pairable
“Hands-free” micro
Selfie control
Bluetooth® distance: 10 m
Autonomy: 3 h
Charging time: 1 h
Rechargeable via USB-C (cable included) or wirelessly
Material: aluminium / ABS
Suggested branding: silkscreen – laser
Ø 1.45 x 1.45
G.W: 4.40 oz l i/c: 20 p/97 oz
Carton: 40 p/211.29 oz
Good things come in twos. This pair of stylish mini Bluetooth® speakers are interconnectable using TWS technology, offering 6W stereo sound that heightens your listening experience.
Our Twin Mino+ are rechargeable using any Qi-enabled wireless charging station and can provide up to 3h of continuous play. You can also charge your Twin Mino+ via a USB-C charging cable.
When connected by Bluetooth® to your phone you can use your Twin Mino+ to take selfies, start and stop recording videos, and answer calls using a button under one of the speakers.
With their compact design and elegant aluminium finish, available in 3 attractive colors, the Twin Mino+ are the perfect Bluetooth® speakers to take anywhere with you.
Quaglio Simonelli was born out of a meeting between two designers, Andrea Quaglio and Manuela Simonelli, their common work is really fed by stories, a creative look at the surrounding world, mutations they would wish to induce: therefore they create familiar looking objects contaminated by the unexpected and the poetical. Miami is the name of the collection: elegantly flying on nostalgic wings, an Art Deco stylistic wink meeting actual technical requirements. It preserves gracious powers through a transversal proposal. This series bears the precise signatures of an approach basing their practice - never to see things the way they are.