Tronsmart releases the Halo 300 speaker for people who want loud music at parties. The device produces over 240 watts of sound with a special bass button. Angled speakers spread music 270 degrees around the room. Users can roll the speaker anywhere with its handle and wheels. The company designed it for groups of 30 to 50 people.
The speaker reaches 111 decibels to fill spaces as large as basketball courts. Dual eight-inch bass speakers work with smaller tweeters for clear sound. People can connect two speakers or link over 100 units. Five different light shows match the music beat. Musicians can plug in microphones and guitars directly.
The battery lasts 20 hours between charges. People control the sound through a phone app. The top holds phones and charges them through a USB port. Music plays from Bluetooth, memory cards, or cable connections. Tronsmart will sell the Halo 300 for 350 starting in June.
The speaker reaches 111 decibels to fill spaces as large as basketball courts. Dual eight-inch bass speakers work with smaller tweeters for clear sound. People can connect two speakers or link over 100 units. Five different light shows match the music beat. Musicians can plug in microphones and guitars directly.
The battery lasts 20 hours between charges. People control the sound through a phone app. The top holds phones and charges them through a USB port. Music plays from Bluetooth, memory cards, or cable connections. Tronsmart will sell the Halo 300 for 350 starting in June.
