BRESSER Bluetooth speaker with alarm clock and wireless charging function

BresserSKU: BCC1001

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Sale price$99.99 CAD
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  • Description

The BRESSER portable Bluetooth speaker combines powerful sound with a dual alarm clock, wireless charging, and hands-free calling. Featuring up to 6 hours of battery life, an LED time display, and a snooze function, it’s perfect for home or on-the-go. Compact at 204 x 79 x 109 mm, it includes a speaker, manual, and micro USB charging cable.

The BRESSER Bluetooth speaker not only has a modern design, it also gives you great sound wherever and whenever you want it, so you can enjoy your music for up to 6 hours without interruption. The built-in microphone makes it easy to take calls. The Bluetooth speaker also features wireless charging, a USB charging port and a 4400mAh battery to charge your mobile devices. The time and alarm are displayed on the stylish fabric-covered housing.

FEATURES

•LED time display with adjustable brightness

•Wireless charging 5W

•Operating time: up to 6 hours

•Dual alarm with snooze function

•Built-in microphone

•AUX-IN for connecting to external audio sources (cable included)

•Dimensions: 204 x 79 x 109 (mm)

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

•Wireless speaker with alarm clock

•Instruction manual

•Micro USB charging cable

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