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HisenseParty Rock Speaker (Model: HP100)
R4,399
Retail: R6,000
About
Hisense Party Rock speaker is a wireless charge party speaker, with 15hrs of playback time and party light effect display. It is a rechargable battery with built-in FM tuner, mobile charger, LED display & TWS.
Product Features
- 2.0 CH
- 300W
- 6.5” Woofer x2, 2.5” Tweeter x2
- Waterproof - IPX4
- Rechargable battery
- Bluetooth 5.0
- FM Tuner
- 2 Year Warranty
Product Specifications
- 300W RMS
- True Wireless Stereo
- Built In Wireless Phone Charger
- Bluetooth V5.0
- Bluetooth Wireless Audio Streaming
- USB Playback / Charging (1A /5V)
- FM PPL Radio
- LED Display
- 5 Colour LED Light Display with Off option
- Bass Boost
- Karaoke Mode
- Vocal Fader Function
- 5 Setting Audio Equalizer
- 5 DJ Effects
- Group Play (2 Devices)
- Portable with Dual non slip Handles for easy Accessibility
- 2 x 5.25" Woofers
- 2 x 2.25" Tweeters
- Rechargeable 2500 mAh Battery
- 15 Hours Playback Time
- Car Charger DC Input (2A/12V)
- LED Display
- Aux Out (3.5mm) with Volume control
- Aux In (3.5mm) with Volume control
- Microphone Input with Volume control
- Guitar Input with Volume control
- IPX4 Water Resistant Top Panel
- Built in Mobile phone or Tablet Holder
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