The tiny 1950s-style radio speaker that streams from your phone
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- anyone who wants a charming decor-friendly speaker for casual listening rather than a loud party speaker
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- It is a small single-driver speaker, so it fills a room for casual listening but will not get loud enough for a party
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The Dosmix retro Bluetooth speaker looks like a shrunken 1950s tabletop radio but runs on Bluetooth 5.0, so it pairs to a phone, tablet, or laptop in seconds. A single full-range driver puts out clear room-filling sound for a speaker this small, and it also plays from a TF memory card, an aux cable, or the built-in FM radio. The rechargeable battery runs about 4 to 6 hours per charge. It comes in soft vintage colorways like pink, sage, and cream that style well on a desk, nightstand, kitchen counter, or bookshelf. Best fit: anyone who wants a charming decor-friendly speaker for casual listening rather than a loud party speaker.
Pros
- Looks like a vintage radio, doubles as decor on a shelf or desk
- Bluetooth 5.0 pairs fast and holds a steady connection across a room
- Plays from Bluetooth, TF card, aux, or FM radio
- Small and light enough to move room to room
Cons
- It is a small single-driver speaker, so it fills a room for casual listening but will not get loud enough for a party
Frequently asked questions
Does it have a battery or does it need to stay plugged in?
It has a built-in rechargeable battery that runs about 4 to 6 hours per charge, so you can use it unplugged and recharge over USB.
Can it pick up real FM radio stations?
Yes, it has a built-in FM radio mode in addition to Bluetooth, so you can tune in local stations without your phone.
Is the sound good enough for a whole room?
For casual listening it fills a bedroom, kitchen, or office nicely. It is a small single-driver speaker though, so it is not built to be a loud party speaker.
How does it connect besides Bluetooth?
You can also play from a microSD/TF card or a 3.5mm aux cable, which is handy if a device does not have Bluetooth.
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