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Portable Speaker

Explore 3 award-winning designs tagged Portable Speaker on Magazine of Design.

Danish Fuel Portable Speaker

Danish Fuel

Danish Fuel is a portable speaker built inside an upcycled World War Two metal jerry can. Old rust and paint are removed by furnace treatment and sandblasting, and the can is then powder coated in a green satin finish. The front panel is made of molded plywood with a smoked oak top layer. The control plate, feet and marking plates are anodized aluminium. The speaker holds a woofer, a tweeter and a class D amplifier. Sound is played through Bluetooth or an auxiliary cable, and power comes from a battery or mains electricity. Each unit carries a unique identification number.

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Seda Portable Speaker

Seda

Seda is an intelligence technology base functional device. The pen holder in the center is a space organizer. Also, digital features as the USB port and Bluetooth Connection make it as a portable player and speaker with a home area use adaption. A light bar embedded in the external body works as a desk light. Also, the appealing look of luxurious makes it so appeal home-ware could be used in interior design. Also, using the space in a better way is one of the essential features of Seda.

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Celina Portable Speaker

Celina

Kaïn's design of Celina came out of a problem he had encountered, portable speakers were either too outspoken or they had no identity at all. This is why Celina focuses on making a statement where it is placed down. It expresses luxury through the use of the materials. It expresses functionality by exposing and illuminating the 360° bass output. And it expresses unity because of the ring that molds around the upper part and flows down the center gap under the speaker.

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