Few sound systems catch our attention as much as B&O Play, and obviously, it’s all about the brand’s ongoing ability to fuse sleek design with sophisticated technology. Its latest product release, the Beoplay P6, is a new portable speaker created by lauded Danish industrial designer Cecilie Manz. The eye for detail is evident, featuring integrated flex buttons, inspired by the iconic Beomaster 6000, and a beautifully crafted hole pattern design on the aluminium grill. Although compact, the device delivers a rich and high amount of power thanks to a large volume in the cabinet and an additional amplifier. The Beoplay P6 is crafted from blasted aluminum and dust and splash resistant. a double layered leather strap adds a warm contrast, and also makes it easy to carry this trophy around. Mind you, the built-in battery allows up to 16 hours of playtime at moderate listening level (see more tech specifications here). The speaker is featured here in silver, but a black version is also available. The Beoplay P6 is available at Bang & Olufsen stores across the planet, in addition to select multi-brand outlets.
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