Wireless & Bluetooth Speakers

The IP (Ingress Protection) rating, also known as the International Protection rating, is a standard defined by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) that classifies the degrees of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment against the intrusion of solid objects (including body parts like hands and fingers), dust, accidental contact, and water. The IP rating is expressed as "IP" followed by two digits.

The manufacturers claimed battery life of this product in hours. Note: Your mileage may vary as manufacturers have their own speaker setting conditions for claimed battery life.

Indicates if system has bass and treble controls, selectable pre-set tone settings, or a graphic equalizer controls that can be used to adjust the speaker's tonal balance to improve tonal accuracy and/or suit personal preference.

The unit supports adding a second compatible speaker to form a stereo (L/R) pair over a TWS Bluetooth connection.

Can be used as speakerphone speaker when paired via Bluetooth to a cellphone.

Can be used as one of many speakers in a multi-room speaker set up that allows audio to be streamed wirelessly via a WiFi network to different rooms.

Comes with a remote control, or an optional remote control and/or an optional remote control app is available for the system that can be downloaded to a smartphone or tablet.

The unit can be operated on AC, batteries, or either as specified.

Firmware or software can be update to incorporate new features that become available for the system.

Indicates the length of the manufacturer's warranty for parts and labor, in months.

Other features that may be included are listed here.

Indicates what additional accessories are included.

The type of wireless technology used. Bluetooth works from device to device over a relatively short distance; it is well suited for wireless connections between devices in the same room. WiFi works from devices to device using an existing WiFi network; it's range is the range of the network and it is well suited for wireless connections between devices in different rooms of a house.

"Mono" systems provide audio information from a single speaker array in one enclosure. "Stereo" systems provide two channels of audio information either as two separate speaker arrays in two separate enclosures, or as two separate speaker arrays that are both housed in one enclosure.

Height of the product in inches

Width of the product in inches

Depth of the product in inches

Total weight of unit with power supply if separate.

Has a jack for a two-channel analog audio input connection from another device such as a MP3 player, TV, cable box, or satalite receiver.

Has a jack for an optical digital audio input connection from another device such as a TV, cable box, or satalite receiver.

Headphone jacks let you listen to audio output through standard stereo headphones.

Has an output connection for a subwoofer with a built-in amplifier.

Other connections not mentioned above.