Cygnett FreePlay Solar Wireless 10W Speaker with LED lamp + 8,000mAh Power Bank inside (Black) $26.60 + Delivery @ MobileCiti

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apply code for 5% off. ($10 off + free delivery popup doesn't work it's minimum $30 spend)

it used to be $99/$58 on sale. glad I waited.
plenty stock everywhere at the same $29.95 price, except OW. so nice opportunity price beat hunting tomorrow.

also available at: Allphones ($28.00), Centrecom ($29.00 C&C available), Big W ($29.95 C&C available)

Cygnett AU official website is also $29.95 + $6.95 delivery, except their website is just broken right now I can't browse a single page it gets stuck in refresh loop. but it's the same price + $6.95 delivery at their eBay store.

Product Details:

Enjoy up to 8 Hour Playback
Enjoy up to 8 hours of uninterrupted music playback with our solar-charging portable speaker, perfect for all-day outdoor adventures.

Bluetooth Range of 10 Meters
Experience seamless connectivity with a Bluetooth range of up to 10 meters, allowing you to move freely without losing connection to your favorite tunes.

Dual Charging Options: Solar & USB-C
Stay powered up with the flexibility of solar and USB-C charging options, ensuring your speaker is always ready for your next adventure, whether your outside or plugged in.

Product Features:

Dual speakers perfect for outdoor use
Solar charging with built-in LED area light [ Solar Panel Input: 5V 0.5A (2.5w) ]
Integrated Power Bank with up to 2x phone chargers*
2 year warranty

Manufacturer Specifications

Size:

182mm H x 182mm D x 160mm W

Weight:

700 Grams

Specifications

USB-A Output: 5v 1.0A (5w)
LED Light Output: 3W USB-C
Input: 5v 2.0A (10w)
Solar Panel Input: 5V 0.5A (2.5w)
Total Output: Speaker 2*5W (10W)
Connection Range: 10m

What’s in the box

Solar Charging Wireless
Speaker with 8K Power Bank
50cm USB-C Charging Cable
User Manual
Warranty Card

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Comments

  • +1

    it's basically a bluetooth speaker with LED lamp + 8K battery inside, and solar chargeable.

    the USB-C is input ONLY.

    USB-A 5W output.

    can charge via solar but it will take a long time to charge 8000mAh. if you use it camping to listen 30 mins and charge with solar everyday you could probably keep it topped up with solar. USB-C charging is also an option in a pinch, but charging the 8K battery everyday won't be easy even with a 10k/25k power bank.

  • 5 watts charging is terribly slow for most people.
    The PV panel also doesn't seem very high-wattage.

    This seems more like a last-resort option than your next speaker or powerbank of choice. Could be good to keep in the car but I imagine one would use it quite rarely given the prevalence of other powerbanks that charge much quicker, speakers that last longer etc.

    • tbh because the battery lasts 8 hours, when camping you could use it for half an hour a day and charge that little bit back up with the 2.5W solar. so it lasts forever and you can keep your other actual powerbank for charging your other devices.
      8Ah x 3.7V = 29.6Wh battery. 8 hours/0.5 hours = 16.
      29.6Wh battery/16=1.85Wh, 1.85Wh/2.5W = 45 mins of full sun solar to charge back up.

      I guess I'm thinking it of more like a camping BT speaker with 8K battery, not a power bank but that function could be handy in emergency. I'm also hoping to be surprised by the sound for $30. but who knows maybe I will be disappointed. 🙇‍♀️

      and yes even 9W/18W charging is considered slow these days.

  • +2

    I have this speaker and the sound isn't great and it doesn't get very loud. Some may like it for this price but I never use it.

    • oh no ok maybe my expectations for the sound were too high.

      it might also be a lot less popular than I thought. I liked that it's bluetooth and has a big battery inside, but boomers might be pissed it doesn't have digital radio.

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