Mpow Streambot Mini Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 Audio Music Streaming Receiver on 2040-parts.com
Red Oak, Texas, United States
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New, Open Box.
Description: Mpow Streambot Mini Bluetooth 4.0 Music Receiver is the new version of the Mpow Bluetooth Receiver which is designed to provide a simple hands-free solution for answering and receiving phone calls while on the go. We upgrade the product to make the product more smart. Just simple operation, normal car speaker become hands-free Bluetooth speaker magically, portable for vehicle mounted systems. The Streambot Mini will come with more user-friendly design, more stable material and more clearly audio quality. And give you the better product experience. Mpow Streambot Mini is specially designed for car speaker, if you need the bluetooth receiver for Home Stereo, please kindly search ASIN:B00IHWOBVC. This item is desinged for home stereo, it supports Apt-X Technology and streams in full CD quality from home stereo. Features: Designed automobile or motorcycle speakers, boats, RVS and more. Specifications: Bluetooth Version: V4.0 Package included: 1x Car Bluetooth Stereo Audio Music MP3 Receiver |
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