Honeywell's new Bluetooth speakers announced: Price, features and more
Secure Connection, the Hong Kong-based global electronic products manufacturer, has expanded its personal audio product range with the introduction of three new Bluetooth speakers: the Suono P300, Suono P400, and Trueno U300. This new lineup aims to set a new standard in the audio industry with advanced technology and user-friendly design.
The Suono P300, part of the Platinum Series, offers 10 watts of output power and up to nine hours of playtime on a single charge. It features an IPX4 water-resistant rating, making it capable of withstanding water splashes, moist conditions, and dust. The P300, available in vibrant blue and classic black, includes a 52mm driver that delivers premium stereo sound with crisp highs and deep bass.
The Suono P400, another model in the Platinum Series, provides 15 watts of output power and has an IPX6 waterproof rating, ensuring durability for outdoor use. It features RGB lights around the bass radiators for a dynamic visual effect. Users can enjoy up to ten hours of uninterrupted playtime. The P400, available in classic black, is equipped with a large 78mm driver, offering rich and detailed audio quality.
From the Ultimate Series, the Trueno U300 stands out with 20 watts of output power and an IPX6 waterproof rating. It provides up to 13 hours of playtime on a single charge and includes two 78mm drivers for clear audio reproduction. The U300 is available in captivating blue and classic black.
All three speakers feature Bluetooth V5.3 connectivity, fast charging through a Type-C port, and compatibility with SD cards, USB, 3.5mm Aux, and Bluetooth. They also support the Smart Talk feature for hands-free operation with voice assistants and the TWS feature for pairing two speakers together for immersive stereo sound. Each speaker comes with a two-year warranty.
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