Denon has updated its Envaya range of portable Bluetooth speakers with a range impressive new additions, and they’re on sale now.
There are three new models: the Envaya Pocket DSB50BT, Envaya Mini DSB150BT, and the Envaya DSB250BT.
All of them feature aptX Bluetooth with a range of 30m and all support stereo pairing and speakerphone functions.
There’s also Google Now and Siri voice activation along with a waterproof with a rating of IP67, which means you’ll be able to dunk them in 1m (about 3.3 feet) of static water for up to 30 minutes.
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The Envaya DSB250BT (£169) is the hero model. It promises the best performance of the lot, plus the longest battery life at 13 hours.
It’s designed for home use since its 209 x 72 x 70 mm dimensions make it a little too bulky to be carrired around easily.
For travel and home use, the Envaya Mini DSB150BT (£129) is the compromise model. It’s smaller, measuring 188 x 62 x 60 mm, and promises 11 hours of play time.
If you’re looking for something even more portable, the Envaya Pocket DSB50BT (£89) is smaller at 163 x 55 x 53mm, and is intended only for travel.
The trio are available in grey or black and are available now.
Let us know what you think of the new range in the comments.
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