X-mini™ MAX II
Capsule Speaker™
Developed in Singapore, the X-mini™ MAX II Capsule Speaker™ is expertly designed to be ultraportable and precisely engineered to deliver a superior sound. With a simple twist and lift, the avant garde capsule-shaped design unveils a pair of stereo speakers. These stylish speakers, which can also be used individually, pop open to reveal the patented accordion-like Bass Xpansion System™ (BXS™) which successfully mimics the resonance of a sub woofer.
The logical choice for the itinerant music aficionado, the powerful yet compact X-mini™ MAX II Capsule Speaker™produces high-fidelity sound at any pitch or volume and is perfect in all environments, be it the boardroom or kitchen.
New to the design aesthetics of the X-mini™ MAX II Capsule Speaker™ is the open and angled drivers for a directional audio enhancement as well as a richer bass output. Promoting communal usage with friends who have any second generation X-mini™ Capsule Speakers™ is the "Buddy-Jack" function that enables you to connect one X-mini™ Capsule Speaker™ to another, capable of forming an almost endless "daisy chain" of self-powered, bass-enhanced portable speaker system.
Awards:
Universal Design Award
Good Design Award
T3 Gold Award
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Key Features
40mm drivers promises to deliver superior sound enhanced in volume and quality.
Angled drivers provide directional audio output that enhances the sound experience.
Modular "Buddy Jack" design: Connect to a row of X-minis to get jaw dropping stereo.
Expanded BXS (Bass Xpansion System) drives a fuller, richer low-end response.
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No Charge
Having problems charging your speaker? Try charging it with the power switch in the "ON" position. The issue may arise when you have completely run down the speaker, or you have not used it for a long period of time.