Lovely Handheld Mini Panda Shape PC MP3 USB Speaker

Specifications:

• Output: RMS 2W x 2 THD 10%
• Frequency: 150Hz-20KHz
• SNR: >95dB
• Sensitivity: 90dB
• Speaker: 32mm Full-frequency magnetic 4Ω speaker
• Charging: USB computer charge or DC5V 500mA charger charge
• Power: Built-in 3.7V Lithium Battery
• Audio Jack: 3.5mm plug jack
• Material: ABS
• Compatible with: MP3/MP4, iPod, music phones, game consoles, machine learning, computer
• Size: 5mm / 5.12in (Dia.)

Features:

• Panda shape of the mini usb speaker is cute and attractive
• High quality tone, small and exquisite
• The mini usb speaker requires no software to work on your computer
• Compact stereo mini USB speaker in unique and stylish panda sound box design
• Lightweight design folds into a compact unit for easy portability
• This MP3 MP4 speaker is easy to operate and carry
• A perfect solution to projecting audio signals when headphones just aren't enough
• The usb computer speaker will be your best choice

Details:

• This mini usb speaker features four colors are available
• MP3 MP4 speaker brings you endless joy

• Of fine workmanship for long time use
• Exquisite and smart appearance looks great

• The mini speaker is made of high quality ABS material
• This mini USB speaker is easy to operate

Size in Detail:

What Should You Look for When Buying Speakers?

• Study the area where the speakers are going to be used. Is it a large space with high ceilings or a smaller area with walls to keep sound contained? Some stores will even allow you to take speakers home to test out in your particular environment. If your store offers that option and you have the time-try it. There's nothing like direct field-testing.
• Decide what the speakers are primarily going to be used for. Are they mostly for playing music that will need to be heard throughout the house and yard or are they going to be utilized more for Surround Sound purposes with a home theater system? Remember, size does not necessarily matter where speaker systems are concerned---particularly in the 21st century. Many smaller "nano" systems can provide rich, high quality sound to almost any size dwelling.
• Know that some places however are just too big for mini systems. In these cases, larger speakers containing sub-woofers (extra-mini speakers within each cabinet) are needed to keep the sound full, rich and flowing throughout a large area. Be cautious however, although you may want the biggest system on the block-remember your neighbors. They might not appreciate your booming bass as much as you do.
• Try to get a feel for a full range of sounds and listen to a few different types of music. Does the sound remain clear throughout a song? Do the higher and lower tones remain crisp and without distortion? If you are iffy about any sounds in the range-move on and try other speakers. Your new set should sound perfect.
• Make sure your speakers come with a decent manufacturer's warranty and find out as much as possible about installation and service after the sale. With today's complicated home entertainment systems, you need to know what you are doing when you leave the store and that someone will be available to answer your questions when you run out of answers.

How Can I Use My Stereo Speakers With an iPod:

Most people use the Apple iPod as a personal music player with headphones, but the device can also transmit music with high quality over massive speaker systems. Some musicians and DJs even use the iPod for backing tracks at live shows. Most likely, though, your stereo did not come with iPod functionality, especially if you have had it for a few years, and so you will likely need to take some steps in order to set up your iPod to play through your speakers.

• Determine the type of cable you will need to connect your iPod to your speaker system. Your iPod has a standard 2.5mm jack, and your stereo most likely has a 3.5mm jack--like the type used for instrument cables and large headphones--or twin RCA jacks, which appear as one red jack and one white jack
• Purchase the cables and adapters you will need to hook up your iPod to your speaker system. If your speaker has a 3.5mm jack, then you will need a 2.5mm-to-3.5mm cable. If your stereo speakers use RCA cables, then you will need a 2.5mm male-to-female cable and an RCA-to-2.5mm adapter
• Connect your iPod to your stereo or speakers using your cable
• Turn on your iPod and lower the volume. If using a stereo, you will need very little volume on your iPod. The volume control on the stereo will allow you greater variation, and too much volume on your iPod can damage your speakers
• Press play on your iPod. Your music will play seamlessly through your stereo speakers

Package Included:

• 1 x Mini Speaker