In summer, during picnics, garden gatherings and beach vacations, portable speakers for different mobile devices become the most essential things. They reproduce the sound much better than the speakers built into a notebook, and also take up little space, so they are in steady demand among fans of listening to music outdoors. One such speaker, the Canyon CNR-SP20FBL miniature speaker system, is the subject of this review.
Specifications
Audio output mode: stereo
Output power: 6 watts
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
Audio Controls: Volume
System Components: 2 x 3W 1 x 1.25ā³ , 4 Ohm
Number of line-in audio input interface connectors: 1
Line-in audio input interface connector type: mini jack 3.5 mm
Nominal weight: 0.15 kg
Power supply: USB
Completion
Speakers packed in small cardboard box with transparent blister. In addition to the speaker itself the package includes a handy hard zippered case, which is convenient to carry the speakers with you, as well as a base with 3.5mm jack and USB cords to connect the speakers to the audio equipment.
Appearance
The miniature round balls are the size of ping pong balls and donāt seem to weigh much more . Black plastic speaker casing is decorated with blue inserts framing the speakers.
The upper half of the body has a glossy surface, the bottom half has a rubberized base, which does not allow the speakers to slide. The silvery gray cones are slightly recessed in the body, which gives the speakers a webcam look. On the whole the design of the device turned out very cheerful and positive in summer.
Connecting
The speakers Canyon CNR-SP20FBL are compatible with both PCs and most portable devices ā laptops, netbooks and tablets.
The acoustics is connected to the signal source through a line audio output with 3.5 mm jack, and gets power via USB, which is especially convenient for outdoor use, where there is no opportunity to connect the device to the mains.
At work
The miniature speaker Canyon copes well with its main task ā sound reproduction from mobile devices. The sound of the speakers is quite powerful of course, with regard to their size , clear, without obvious distortion, even at high volume.
Speaking about the controls of the device, we should note that there are a minimum of them, namely the volume control and power button. Located on the base. The loudspeaker is convenient to use thanks to its compact size and small weight ā even with the case it takes very little space while carrying.
Conclusions: of course it is stupid to expect anything extraordinary from CNR-SP20FBL, it is a 6-watt speaker with average performance and normal indicators of sound reproduction.
Interesting they are, in my opinion, their miniaturization and the price of 555 Dollars. As an original gift for a friend or another item in the gadget bank CNR-SP20FBL is quite suitable.
Can anyone provide feedback on the sound quality and performance of the Canyon portable speaker when it comes to playing music in stereo? How well does it deliver a balanced audio experience with clear separation between left and right channels? Is it suitable for outdoor use or does it struggle to produce enough volume in open spaces? Any insights are greatly appreciated!