Harman KardonOnyx 4 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
R2,999
About
Providing the perfect balance of great sound, iconic design, and premium materials, the Onyx Studio 4 is the epitome of room-filling audio. Crafted to be the best sounding, full featured, portable Bluetooth speaker in its class, the Onyx Studio 4 offers two device connections, 8 hours of playtime and Harman Kardon Connect+, which allows you to connect 100+ speakers with the same feature with the touch of a button. Rounding out the Onyx Studio 4 offerings is a built-in microphone with Voicelogic, echo and noise cancellation for crystal-clear conferencing over the speaker.
Product Features
- Wireless Bluetooth Streaming
- 8 Hours of Playtime
- HK Connect+
- Built-In Microphone Conferencing System
- VOice Integration
- Premium Materials
Product Specifications
- Support: A2DP 1.3, AVRCP 1.6, HFP 1.6
- Transducers: Woofer 2 x 75mm, Tweeter 2 x 20mm
- Rated Power: 4 x 15W (AC mode); 4 x 7.5W (Battery mode)
- Frequency response: 50Hz - 20kHz (-6dB)
- Signal to noise ratio: 80dB A-weighted
- Weight: 2061g: Yes
Battery
- Power supply19V/2A
- Battery type3.7V/3000mAh Lithium-ion
- Battery charge time5 hours
- Musicplaytimeup to 8 hours (Varies by volume level and music content)
Dimensions
- Dimension (H x W x D): 260mm x 278mm x 159.5mmYes
Control and Connection Specifications
- Bluetooth version: 4.2Yes
- Bluetooth transmitter power0 - 9dBm
- Bluetooth transmitter frequency range2402MHz - 2480MHz
- Bluetooth transmitter modulationGFSK, π/4 DQPSK, 8DPSK
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