The GravaStar Speaker might look like a futuristic robot hell bent on taking over the world, but this rad little monster is actually a sci-fi sound system that puts similar speakers to shame. The Bluetooth device offers an enhanced audio experience and powerful sound you can take with you indoors and out.
With a design inspired by science fiction, GravaStar’s spherical body allows sound waves to resonate in order to increase the quality of the audio you receive. It rests atop tripod legs for stable support, giving it a sick appearance and out-of-this-world appeal. The battery in this speaker lasts up to 30 hours on a full charge, so you can feel comfortable taking it with you on the road or for a weekend hike.
The inside of the GravaStar Speaker is equipped with a large bass driver for amplified beats, alongside a 70mm, 20W full-range speaker. The durable zinc alloy shell offers supreme protection so you don’t have to worry about a few dings here and there. It pairs easily with stereos and other Bluetooth devices, and features a foldable design to help you pack and go in a pinch.
GravaStar already reached its fundraising goal. The device is set to retail for $249 with first shipments estimated to begin June 2019. Check out the website for more information on features and how to order yours for early bird pricing.
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