Tribit StormBox Micro 2 BTS12 Red
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Tribit StormBox Micro 2 BTS12 Red
The Tribit StormBox Micro 2 BTS12 Red is an improved version of its predecessor and offers several significant technical improvements. While the first version had a 9W output, the Tribit StormBox Micro 2 BTS12 Red offers an increased 10W output for a more powerful and clearer sound, especially in the bass range thanks to the improved XBass technology. A frequency range of 70 Hz to 20 kHz ensures a wide sound spectrum that remains clear even at higher volumes. With IP67 certification, the StormBox Micro 2 is protected against dust and can withstand immersion in water up to a depth of approximately 1 meter.
Key Features of the Tribit StormBox Micro 2 BTS12 Bluetooth Speaker Red
- Portable Bluetooth speaker
- 10W power for stronger and clearer sound
- XBass technology for more powerful bass
- Wireless range up to 36 metres
- True Wireless Stereo (TWS) for connecting two speakers
- Standby up to 30 days
- Built-in 4700 mAh battery
- Powerbank function for charging other devices via USB-C
- IP67 water and dust resistance
- Integrated strap for attachment to backpack, bike or belt
- Clear sound even at higher volumes
- USB-C charging cable included
Wireless connection
- Bluetooth 5.3
Connection type
- USB-C
Number of channels
- Separate speaker
Frequency range
- 70 - 20 000 Hz
Max. battery life
- 12 hours
More stable connections and stronger batteries
The main improvement is Bluetooth 5.3 technology (compared to Bluetooth 5.0 in the first version), which provides a more stable connection with a longer range of up to 36 metres. In addition, the second version is also equipped with a better 4700 mAh battery, which is a significant increase over the original 2600 mAh. This provides up to 12 hours of continuous playback (compared to 8 hours in the first version) and 30 days of standby time.
Number of channels
The number of channels in speaker systems and home theaters indicates the number of independent audio signals (speakers) and subwoofers, most often in X format. Y (e. g. 2.0, 5.1). It indicates how many audio tracks are being played simultaneously, which determines the spatial experience and bass depth of the system, from basic stereo sound (2.0) to surround sound (5.1 and above). System type
An active speaker is one that has a built-in amplifier and you just need to connect it to a sound source, either wired or wirelessly, to listen. Passive speakers are more often referred to as loudspeakers. They are intended more for high-quality, loud and dynamic listening in the comfort of your home and are not suitable for frequent carrying. The main advantage of passive speakers is the ability to connect various sources through a separate amplifier.Specifications
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