House of Marley Get Together Bluetooth Speaker - Portable Speaker, Bluetooth Technology - Wireless Speaker built with Sustainable Materials

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It’s a tiny little device but the audio performance is really impressive - it’s expansive and punchy, plus there’s a smartphone app to go alongside it which lets you tweak the sound to better suit you. The Get Together 2 doesn’t come with a wide array of features, but it does boast an impressive battery life. My Marley speaker does not turn on too, apparently it charges, but when I press the ON the red led flashes and nothing else the same with the other controls. Unless you’re trying to power a house party, there’s more than enough volume on tap with the House of Marley Get Together Duo. Despite the potential headaches dual speakers present in terms of pairing, we had no issue pairing with an iPhone 8 on our first try.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Landfills all over the world are filling with old smartphones and early-generation Bluetooth audio gear at a prodigious pace.The performance was equally impressive on a track like “Block Rockin’ Beats” by The Chemical Brothers.

Our philosophy is built around the themes of sustainability and commitment to charitable causes, particularly those related to the environment. But as well as ticking that box, it’s also jam-packed with handy features like the ability to charge your phone through it and pair it with others for stereo sound. The speaker is incredibly loud and only requires small amounts of volume to be able to fill a room with your music. There are lots of things to like about House of Marley's Get Together Duo, including a handsome design, true stereo separation, and the fact that one of the speakers can be picked up and taken with you on the go.SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS : Embrace your natural style with Marley’s message of craftsmanship and sustainability. The Mini has the same control layout as the Get Together 2, with a power button in an easy-to-find-by-feel depression on the back of the speaker, just above the EQ and language control button. The left speaker has an actual DC In for the included power cable and cannot be used portably, while the right speaker only has a USB-C charging port—a USB-C-to-USB-A cable is included, along with a power adapter it can plug into.