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MacTrast Deals: G-DROP Submersible Bluetooth Speaker

The G-DROP Submersible Bluetooth Speaker allows you to enjoy your music anywhere. Even in the pool.

G-DROP Submersible Bluetooth Speaker: iLounge’s 2015 Best Budget Speaker Is Supremely Durable & Has an IPX7 Waterproof Rating – Just $46.99!

DESCRIPTION

No matter where you want to enjoy your music – be it the pool, beach, trail, or living room – the G-DROP is built to pack an aural punch wherever you are. With an IPX7 waterproof rating and ultra-durable construction, you can float it in a pool, rest it in the snow, or set it up by your campfire easily. Delivering sound through a 2.5″ speaker driver, passive bass radiator, and MAXX Audio™, you’ll be able to bring the party with you anywhere.

2015 iLounge Best Budget Speaker Winner
‘Once again, G-Project simply blows my mind with what it offers per dollar – it’s simply uncontested in this market,’ Android Police
Named a Top 10 Best Outdoor & Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker by Heavy

  • Play & skip tracks wirelessly w/ buttons right on the speaker
  • Microphone lets you take calls wirelessly so your phone is kept out of harm’s way
  • Fully submersible for up to 30 minutes under up to 3′ of water
  • Built-in metal loop lets you hang it from a tree branch, backpack, or roof rack
  • Line-in to connect any device w/ a headphone jack w/ an audio cable
  • Easily chargeable w/ a standard USB port or phone charger

SPECS

Details & Requirements

  • Driver: 2.5″
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth, 3.5mm aux
  • Dimensions: 4.61″ x 2.76″ x 4.61″
  • Waterproof rating: IPX7
  • Battery life: 6 hours
  • Operating temperature: -14ºF – 122ºF

Compatibility

  • All Bluetooth-enabled devices

Includes

  • G-DROP Adventure Ready Submersible Bluetooth Speaker

Terms

  • All sales final

SHIPPING

  • Ships To Contiguous US
  • Expected Delivery: May 11 – May 14

G-DROP Submersible Bluetooth Speaker: iLounge’s 2015 Best Budget Speaker Is Supremely Durable & Has an IPX7 Waterproof Rating – Just $46.99!

Chris Hauk

Chris is a Senior Editor at Mactrast. He lives somewhere in the deep Southern part of America, and yes, he has to pump in both sunshine and the Internet.