Perfectly compact, the Denon Envaya Pocket is ready to follow you wherever you go. Built for every day use, the 16cm speaker's discreet frame means you can take it literally anywhere. The robust polymer and hardwearing fabric construct means it's ready to tackle even the most turbulent of travels, surviving scrapes and tumbles along the way. Even better, the robust construction and IP67 dust and waterproof rating means that there is no terrain it can't take on. The Ultra-portable Envaya pocket holds its charge for 10 hours, depending on volume level. Tuned by Denon's class leading audio engineers, each speaker has been painstakingly crafted to achieve an unmatched musical performance. Simple connectivity and Siri activation allows you hassle free, complete control, from your smartphone.
- Energetic sound
- Pocket-sized
- Water & dust proof (IP67)
- Pairs with another Envaya
- Bluetooth
- Apple Siri
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| Bluetooth audio streaming |
v4.1 |
| Analog input (3.5mm mini jack) |
Yes |
| USB Port (charging) |
Yes |
| Control buttons |
Yes |
| Battery Indicator |
Yes |
| Battery life |
10 hrs |
| Charge time |
2,5 hrs |
| Micro USB cable - flat type |
Yes |
| Carrying strap |
Yes |
| Speaker-phone-operation |
Yes |
| Voice activation |
Yes |
| Water / Dust proof |
IP67 |
|
| Drivers 2x 40mm Full Range Driver |
1x 40x83mm Passive Radiator |
| Amplifier High efficiency digital amplifier |
(2x 6.5W) |
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| Compatible Bluetooth profiles |
A2DP/AVRCP/HFP/HSP |
| Supported codecs |
aptX low latency / AAC / SBC |
| Operation distance |
up to 30m |
| NFC bluetooth pairing |
No |
| Multi-pairing |
8 |
| Simultaneous Playback (number of units) |
2 |
|
| Available colours: Black / Grey |
Yes / Yes |
| Maximum Dimensions (W x D x H) in mm |
163 x 56 x 58 |
| Weight in kg |
0.390 |
| Available accessories |
USB cable for charging |
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