Outdoor Tech - Turtle Shell 3.0 - Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker Mossy Oak

Description

Link this portable speaker to another Turtle Shell 3.0 up to 15 feet away to create a wall of music that extends a whopping 45 feet away from your source. Now in its third edition, Outdoor Tech’s Turtle Shell is a whopping 20% louder than its predecessor—which was at least that much louder than the original—and a lot more efficient to boot. Its avant-garde appearance belies its water-, shock- and dust-proof capabilities. Now in its third edition, Outdoor Tech’s Turtle Shell is a whopping 20% louder than its predecessor—which was at least that much louder than the original—and a lot more efficient to boot. It plays 360-degree sound from an IPX7-rated polygonal housing that doesn’t look out of place in an interior design magazine. Its avant-garde appearance belies its water-, shock- and dust-proof capabilities. A built-in microphone lets you take and make calls and ask your digital assistant to find out just how deep is the deepest lake in the world (it's Lake Baikal, for the record, at 5,314 feet) while you float off in tubular, tunular bliss. Link this portable speaker to another Turtle Shell 3.0 up to 15 feet away to create a wall of music that extends a whopping 45 feet away from your source. Oh, and it floats too. It plays 360-degree sound from an IPX7-rated polygonal housing that doesn’t look out of place in an interior design magazine. Oh, and it floats too.

Key Features

• Its avant-garde appearance belies its water-, shock- and dust-proof capabilities.
• Now in its third edition, Outdoor Tech’s Turtle Shell is a whopping 20% louder than its predecessor—which was at least that much louder than the original—and a lot more efficient to boot.
• Oh, and it floats too.
• It plays 360-degree sound from an IPX7-rated polygonal housing that doesn’t look out of place in an interior design magazine.
• Link this portable speaker to another Turtle Shell 3.0 up to 15 feet away to create a wall of music that extends a whopping 45 feet away from your source.
• A built-in microphone lets you take and make calls and ask your digital assistant to find out just how deep is the deepest lake in the world (it's Lake Baikal, for the record, at 5,314 feet) while you float off in tubular, tunular bliss.