SoundCover by Onanoff is a new folio speaker that amplifies your iPad’s volume by up to 400 percent and doubles as a carrier for your device when you’re on-the-go, it:
- Brings your iPad’s music, movies, conference calls and games to life with two built-in flat panel speakers
- Allows you to wirelessly control music from a tablet up to 33 ft. away and produces a 360 degree audio field and is
- One of the slimmest speakers on the market at 14 mm thin and is intended for maximum portability and travel
- iPad clips into the SoundCover with the screen facing in to protect it from scratches during travel
- Matte metal finish fits in with the most design-conscience homes and offices
- Sophisticated built-in microphone makes it the ideal audio accessory for calls
- Can be paired with any Bluetooth enabled device, fits with iPad Air and iPad Air 2
SoundCover can be paired with any Bluetooth enabled device, fits with iPad Air and iPad Air 2. It’s available in three colours: Gold, Space Grey and Tactical Black and retails for $199 US. For more info visit Onanoff.com.
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