mention The current Bluetooth speakers do not seem to have any design that can dazzle people. Recently, a Bluetooth speaker called Om/One, launched by Om Audio, may be very popular, because when playing your favorite music, it can float in the air and rotate.

It seems that everyone has at least one pair of Bluetooth speakers, but most of them are the most common devices, which are stationary. Although it works normally, it does not make people cry "Wow" in design. If you want a stunning Bluetooth speaker, you can consider Om/One, a product against gravity.

Om/One consists of a base and a sphere speaker suspended on it. Thanks to the magnetic force of its base, the sphere speaker can rotate slightly. You can use the sphere as a portable speaker, or let it float on the base to play music. It also has a built-in microphone for calling. The endurance of Om/One can reach 15 hours. Even without the cool maglev, it is impressive enough.

Om Audio has produced the prototype of Om/One, and is putting speakers into production through public fund-raising. The activity started on the 12th, and has raised more than half of the goal of 100000 dollars, with 49 days to go. The product will sell for $179 and is expected to start shipping in December this year.

Om/One has three appearances: black, white and "put on your bell bottoms" disco ball. Choose disco balls, although it will cost $299. It only needs a sign point and some music from Bee Gees to turn the room into a dance in the 1970s.

There are many cheap Bluetooth speakers on the market, but Om/One does not want to compete with them. It wants to build its own market through the suspension characteristics full of science fiction style. If the sound quality is really as good as Om Audio says, and the battery life is strong enough, then Om/One is not a problem if it wants to occupy a place in the fierce market environment.

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