This Thursday (7), JBL Authentics launches 500 speaker in BrazilStanding out with its retro design and the presence of various technologies that improve the user experience. The model is part of the updated series that the brand introduced worldwide last year.
New feature features inspired by the iconic look of boxes from the 1970s Three 25mm tweeters and three 2.75-inch woofers amplify every detail of the music, plus a downward-directed 6.5-inch subwoofer. There is also a SlipStream bass output that expands low frequencies in a different way.
According to the manufacturer, The speaker has 3.1 channels of 135 watts RMS powerIt strengthens immersion with Dolby Atmos technology. The device has the ability to automatically make adjustments according to the location in which it operates, calibrating and optimizing the sound according to the characteristics of the environment.
In addition to Bluetooth, the JBL Authentics 500 can also connect to other devices via an audio cable and Ethernet port. There is also: Connection via Wi-Fiallows the speaker to receive automatic updates and stream music, radio and podcasts via Spotify Connect, Chromecast and Apple AirPlay.
Speaker with Google Assistant and Alexa
Another appeal of JBL’s retro speaker: Support alexa And Google Assistant. The two technologies can be used to play music, make calls, create reminders and much more, in addition to controlling other smart devices connected to the same network with voice commands.
Virtual assistants also help you configure the smart speaker, adjusting volume, bass and treble.. Customizations can also be made using the JBL One app, which has more options to customize the sync and other features of the device.
Made from 100% recycled fabric, 85% recycled plastic and 50% recycled aluminium. The price of the JBL Authentics 500 speaker is R$ 4,299, the value recommended by the brand. The speaker is on sale at the JBL online store, which offers discounts for payments via Pix or bank transfer.
Source: Tec Mundo
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