Description
The fan-favorite ECOxGEAR Eco Extreme II Speaker is finally back and in a larger format to fit today's phones! IPX7 waterproof Bluetooth® speaker with compact, rugged styling & space for your stuff! Featuring a booming 15W speaker, the EcoExtreme has incredible sound in a portable package, and is still tough enough for every outdoor adventure. Includes an EcoTalk button for Google and Siri voice activation.
Features
- IP67 Waterproof, shock resistant, sand proof. It even floats!
- 30 cubic inches of waterproof dry storage for phone, key fob, and credit cards
- Big sound & long playtime packed into a slim, rugged, and portable package
- Integrated music controls: Volume, play/pause, FWD, and back buttons
- Built in microphone: provides speakerphone function, Siri / Ok Google integration
- Integrated rechargeable lithium battery: 15 hours of playtime
- Loud full range 15W Max speaker
- Walkie talkie feature integration with Zello app installed on your smartphone
- Bluetooth 5.0 streams audio wirelessly from your phone while inside the Extreme 2 or use it as a standalone speaker and stream audio from any Bluetooth enable device up to 100 feet away
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