Mini Bluetooth Speaker with LED Ring Light & FM Radio
Slip the sphere into a jacket pocket and the day gets a soundtrack. It plays music from Bluetooth, AUX, microSD or FM radio, and the built-in mic takes calls without the phone at your ear.
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Slip the sphere into a jacket pocket and the day gets a soundtrack. It plays music from Bluetooth, AUX, microSD or FM radio, and the built-in mic takes calls without the phone at your ear.
Ultra-compact wireless speaker with LED ring light, hands-free calling and multiple playback sources
- needs a portable speaker for music on the go
- wants a speakerphone for hands-free calls
- no Bluetooth on older audio devices (AUX fallback)
- wants offline music and radio without a phone connection
Music and calls, anywhere you can fit it in your pocket.
Stuck with a tinny phone speaker or a dead radio on the bus? Slip this glossy LED sphere in your bag and go from silent to soundtrack in seconds.
Small enough to pocket, loud enough to share
A sphere that fits your pocket
The body is a glossy plastic sphere with a silver band around the middle. It drops into a jacket pocket or the side pocket of a backpack, so there is no extra bag to plan around. Pair it with a mini speakers setup when you want one for the desk and one for the road.

Four ways to play
Pair over Bluetooth, plug an AUX cable into an older laptop or stereo, load a microSD card for music with no phone at all, or tune the FM radio when the signal is the only thing you have. Each source works on its own, so one compact bluetooth speakers replaces a few separate gadgets.

Calls without the phone to your face
A microphone sits inside the speaker and a call key sits on top. Answer from a desk or a bag without holding the phone, and speak toward the grille from arm's reach.
Playing your first track, step by step
- 1Charge it first
Plug the micro-USB cable into the port on the speaker and let it charge fully before a long session.
- 2Choose a source
Pair your phone over Bluetooth, plug an AUX cable into the AUX input, or slide a microSD card into the TF card slot.
- 3Press play
Use the touch keys on top for play/pause and volume. The blue LED ring lights up when the speaker is on.
- 4Take a call
Tap the call key on top and speak toward the built-in microphone.
Tinny sound and a phone at your ear, every time

The phone speaker problem
Your playlist is ready, but the phone speaker turns thin the moment you lean back on the bus. Every call means holding the phone to your face, and the picnic playlist stops when the battery does.

A sphere that does more
The sphere slides into a jacket pocket and plays from Bluetooth, AUX, microSD or FM radio. You stop packing a second device for every outing, because the speaker already covers the source you need.
Music on your own terms
Picnics get shared music, the commute gets calls on the top key, and a desk call happens without the phone pressed to your ear. The speaker goes where the day goes.
Better than your phone, lighter than a boombox
| This speaker | Phone speaker | Bulky boombox | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits in a jacket pocket | — | — | |
| Separate speaker for sharing | — | ||
| Dedicated call key on the speaker | — | — | |
| Plays from microSD and FM radio | — | Partial |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
For a blanket-sized group, yes. Set it on a hard surface close to the group and keep the volume moderate, and the sound stays clear for background music. The bass is light, so a crowd or an open field will want a louder speaker.
The battery is small, so high volume drains it faster. Charge it before a long outing and keep the volume moderate to cover a full afternoon of music.
Yes, it charges over micro-USB, and a short cable comes in the box. Most spare micro-USB cables from an older phone or power bank also work, so you rarely need to buy a new one.
Yes. Load music onto a microSD card, slide it into the TF card slot, and play it with nothing paired. One small speaker covers the job of a separate player, a cable and a boombox you would otherwise carry.
The microphone sits inside the speaker and the call key is on top. Tap the key to answer, then speak toward the speaker from a desk or a bag.
Yes, through the AUX input. Plug a standard AUX cable from an older laptop, MP3 player or stereo and the sphere plays it. Bluetooth is for phones and newer devices.
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