DARK BLUE WATERBUG

Meet the Waterbug speaker - the perfect companion for outdoor fun! This lightweight, water-resistant speaker is designed to keep your music flowing wherever you go. Plus, here's the kicker: it has an incredible ability to float! So, whether you're at the beach, by the pool, or out in the wild, your tunes stay right with you, rain or shine.Ready to make a splash with your music? Get the Waterbug speaker today and take your tunes wherever the adventure leads you!

- BLUETOOTH: 75 FEET RANGE. REAL WORLD TESTED AT OVER 75 FEET, LINE OF SIGHT. (ACTUAL PERFORMANCE DEPENDS ON RF INTERFERENCE, WALLS AND BLUETOOTH PERFORMANCE OF YOUR TABLET, PHONE OR LAPTOP.)

- BATTERY: LITHIUM ION BATTERY

- BATTERY DURATION: 20 + HOURS OF MUSIC AT EASY LISTENING VOLUME IN BETWEEN CHARGES

- BATTERY LIFE DEPENDS ON AUDIO VOLUME, AMBIENT TEMPS, CHARGING HABITS AND USB PORT USAGE.

- CHARGE TIME: APPROXIMATELY 5 HOURS TO FULL WHEN BATTERY IS DEPLETED.

• WIDTH : 6 inches
• HEIGHT : 11.62 inches 
• LENGTH : 13.37 inches
• WEIGHT : 10 LBS

Water-Resistant with IP66 Rating and Floatable Design: Brave the elements with unwavering confidence, as this speaker boasts a robust IP66 rating, guaranteeing protection against splashes and spills in any environment. Plus, it's ingeniously designed to float, making it your perfect companion for waterside adventures. While these speakers are built to weather the storm, we advise against full submersion underwater. Keep the RocKen above sea level!

- Every build includes a charger for your convenience. Simply plug it into the side of the unit and wait until the charge is sufficient, indicated by the glowing green light on the charger.

Q: Can I use the inside of the Waterbug Speaker as storage?

   A: No, the Waterbug Speaker is not designed for use as storage. It is primarily a speaker and should not be used to store items.

Q: Can I use the Waterbug Speaker while it’s charging?

A: If you intend to use it as such periodically, that's perfectly fine. However, if you plan to keep it on the charger for days on end, I strongly advise against doing so.

Q: How do I know when it needs to be charged?

A: When the voltage gauge reads around 9.9V, it's an indication that your device may need charging. A fully charged device should read between 12.4V and 12.6V.