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2021.07.23
Side table “360° Bluetooth table type speaker Mellow W501T” equipped with a speaker function. The legs of beach wood are matched to the top plate of ash wood with a natural texture. It is well-balanced with the fabric of the speaker part and blends naturally into any space like interior furniture.
Four built-in speakers deliver sound in all directions. You can enjoy the sound that echoes throughout the room.
Each of the four built-in speakers consists of a tweeter, a midrange unit, and a passive radiator, achieving a rich sound from high to low.
It is a powerful and high-quality speaker that can output up to 88W of sound through a DSP for high-quality digital sound processing, an enclosure that minimizes interference between speaker units, and a D-class amplifier.
You can easily connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth and enjoy the sound. Audio equipment can also be connected with compatible cables.
It has a built-in 13,000mAh large-capacity battery and can play speakers for up to 12 hours from a fully charged state.
Equipped with a wireless charging function in the center of the table. You can easily charge your smartphone or device that supports wireless charging simply by placing it on the table without the need for a cable connection.
Equipped with two USB charging ports, you can charge two smartphones and tablets at the same time.
360° Bluetooth table type speaker Mellow W501T
| Selling price: | 44,800 yen including tax |
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| Maximum output: | 88W |
| RMS output: | 30W |
| Frequency characteristics: | 100Hz-18KHz |
| Amplifier IC: | Tas5711 (TI) DSP |
| Bluetooth: | Version4.2 |
| Wireless charging output: | 5W |
| Wired charging output: | 2 ports 10/5W |
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Nagasaki’s famous New Year 2025 New Year’s limited edition Kujuukushima zodiac crackers are on sale.
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The Versailles Prize Website:https://www.prix-versailles.com/2024
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Food
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