LG Electronic launches its magical Levitating Portable Speaker this year. The speaker is a combination of audio design and innovation that offers a perfect balance between beauty, versatility, and performance. The first major electronic brand that comes with a classy looking and functional off-white color scheme with a series of control options on the speaker.
The Levitating Portable Speaker is supported with a 360-degree omnidirectional speaker sitting inside the floating unit. The speaker is equipped with Multipoint technology which is capable of connecting to two Bluetooth devices at once.
When its 10-hour battery begins to run low, the smart portable speaker automatically drops down to Levitation Station and starts to recharge without interruption in the music and with no intervention from the listener. The device allows users to seamlessly play music, podcasts, and other audio content.
It features a striking appearance that blends the soft curves of the floating speaker with the sculptured lined off the ground station. It also features Dual Passive Radiator technology to reproduce flush mid-range tones and crisp highs.
The futuristic Levitating Portable Speaker provides a high-quality audio and a unique trait of being untouched by any surface or wires in playing. It creates a stunning visual effect using powerful electromagnets that house inside the Levitation Station including a turbine blade-inspired design and a subwoofer embedded within to improving the sounds quality.
When its lifted itself up in the air it will produce more noise from the different parts of the speaker creating a more immersive sound. Finally, the levitating speaker is IPX7 compliant which means it could be disconnected from the base unit and used outside as a regular portable device.
LG Electronics is planning to produce the Levitating Portable Speaker this year when the company shows off what this gadget can do. LG Electronics has not yet announced the pricing information but such device will probably cost in the range from $150 to $200.
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