Canyon launched new wireless speakers: OnMove 9 and OnMove 11 feature impressive bass and portability
Canyon, a rapidly growing brand in the IT-related consumer electronics sector within the EMEA region, is part of the ASBIS Group, a prominent Value Add Distributor and provider of ICT and IoT products and solutions, has recently launched two innovative wireless speakers.
These compact yet powerful devices boast exceptional sound quality, highlighted by robust bass that elevates any listening experience.
The OnMove 9, designed for music lovers on the go, offers 7 hours of playtime on a single charge, with a rapid recharge time of just four hours. Its Bluetooth 5.3 technology ensures a reliable connection within a 15-meter range, while the IPX6 waterproof rating allows users to enjoy music outdoors or by the pool without worry. Additional features include True Wireless Stereo (TWS) pairing for immersive audio and a built-in microphone for hands-free calls.
Meanwhile, the OnMove 11 takes portability a step further, weighing in at just 0.72 kg and featuring a vibrant RGB light display that syncs with your music. With 6 hours of playtime and a quick 3-hour recharge, it elevates any gathering, whether at the beach or home. Users can also enjoy the convenience of USB reverse charging for personalized audio experiences.
Canyon’s latest offerings combine cutting-edge technology with stylish design, promising to make waves in the competitive audio market. As consumer demand for versatile, high-quality sound solutions continues to grow, the OnMove series positions Canyon as a brand to watch in the audio landscape.
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