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| Design by: Manuela Simonelli & Andrea Quaglio Collection: Oslo |
€99,90
FM alarm clock radio / Bluetooth® speaker / 10W Wireless charger
2 year warranty
Fast delivery
14 days of return
FM alarm clock radio
Bluetooth® speaker
10W Wireless charger
Frequency range: FM: 87.5-108MHz
Qi-certified (wireless power transfer using inductive charging)
Power supply: on USB-C port (cable
included) and a certified universal USB DC 9V/2A power adapter (included) – US plug (included)
Material: Fibers / ABS
Suggested branding: silkscreen – laser
Oslo News FM version is only available in the USA
Dimensions: 4.3 x 4.3 x 4”
G.Weight: 21 oz
Discover Oslo News Lite, our clock radio with built-in speaker and wireless charger. Its wake up function lets you start your day by getting up to the sound of your favorite radio station. If you want to listen to your own music, Oslo News Lite can stream it from your smartphone or tablet via its Bluetooth® connection. Thanks to its Qi wireless charging technology, you can charge your smartphone by simply placing it on the top surface of the radio. With its sleek design and ultra-comprehensive features, Oslo News Lite fits perfectly in your room.
Quaglio Simonelli was born out of a meeting between two designers, Andrea Quaglio and Manuela Simonelli, their common work is really fed by stories, a creative look at the surrounding world, mutations they would wish to induce: therefore they create familiar looking objects contaminated by the unexpected and the poetical. Miami is the name of the collection: elegantly flying on nostalgic wings, an Art Deco stylistic wink meeting actual technical requirements. It preserves gracious powers through a transversal proposal. This series bears the precise signatures of an approach basing their practice - never to see things the way they are.
