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Victrola VOS-600-STN Rock Wireless Speaker (Stone)

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Victrola VOS-600-STN Rock Wireless Speaker (Stone)Decorate your backyard with the sound of music when using the Rock Speaker Connect Wireless Speaker from Victrola. This stone colored speaker is sculpted with a realistic texture to look like an ordinary rock at first glance, blending in with your existing landscaping. When the guests arrive, the built in speaker inside can fill the space with your favorite music from any Bluetooth enabled mobile device. For larger yards and outdoor events, you can

Decorate your backyard with the sound of music when using the Rock Speaker Connect Wireless Speaker from Victrola. This stone-colored speaker is sculpted with a realistic texture to look like an ordinary rock at first glance, blending in with your existing landscaping. When the guests arrive, the built-in speaker inside can fill the space with your favorite music from any Bluetooth-enabled mobile device. For larger yards and outdoor events, you can combine up to 20 speakers together to entertain everyone. When the party's over, you can leave the speaker outside for the next one as it's both dust and water resistant. You don't even need to worry about charging since it features a built-in solar panel.

Long Battery Life

Battery life depends on how loud you set the speaker, but even at full volume you can enjoy up to 7 hours of playback. More than enough for even the longest party.

Dual Charging

When the Sun's out, the built-in solar panel will start to recharge the built-in battery with 3W of power. If you need to charge it faster, use the included USB-C charging cable and an optional power adapter for 10W of charging power.

Features

  • Realistic Sculpting & Texture
  • Stream Music via Bluetooth
  • Up to 7 Hours of Playback at Full Volume
  • Dust & Water Resistant
  • Built-In Solar Panel & USB-C Charging
  • Link Up to 20 Together for Bigger Spaces

Specifications

Drivers
1x
Bluetooth
5.3
Media/Memory Card Slot
No
Speaker System
Drivers
1x
Bluetooth Connectivity
Bluetooth
5.3
Wired Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs
1x USB-C (Power) Input
Battery
Estimated Battery Life
7 Hours
Power
Input Power
5 VDC at 2 A
Physical
Color
Stone White
Media/Memory Card Slot
No
Environmental Resistance
Dust/Water-Resistant (IP54)
Dimensions (W x H x D)
10.8 x 10 x 12.6" / 27.4 x 25.4 x 32 cm
Weight
7.1 lb / 3.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
11.115 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
15.9 x 14.5 x 14.1"
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