Edifier ES300 - Tabletop Portable Bluetooth V5.4 Hi-Res Audio Wireless Speaker work with AirPlay EDIFIER Home App

• 60W RMS total output power with quality sound• 30W+15W*2 (RMS) total output power with Class-D TI digital amplifier chips • Dual 1.25” (33mm) silk dome tweeters with neodymium magnets • 4” (116mm) long-throw mid-bass drivers• MazeTube bass reflex channels for strong bass and TurbMuff air noise suppressiontechnology for less air noises• Full digital signal processing, two-way active crossover, and DRC• Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified• Works with Apple AirPlay2 via the 5GHz and 2.4GHz dual-band Wi-Fi connection• Bluetooth V5.4, USB, and AUX inputs• USB and AUX input ports support signals with the resolution up to 24bit/96kHz• Supports SBC, LDAC, and ALAC (AirPlay mode only) codecs• Built-in 5200mAh battery pack for 12 hours continuous playback without external powersupply (50% volume and with ambient light off)• Multiple ambient lighting effects• The top-mounted buttons and touch control panel for easy control• Works with EDIFIER Home mobile app for more functions balik berterusan tanpa bekalan kuasa luaran (pada 50% kelantangan dan lampu ambien dimatikan)• Pelbagai kesan pencahayaan ambien• Butang kawalan atas dan panel sentuh untuk kawalan yang mudah• Serasi dengan aplikasi mudah alih EDIFIER Home untuk lebih banyak fungsi ES300 - Tabletop Wireless Speaker· 60W (RMS) total output power with quality sound· Dual 1.25" silk dome tweeters with neodymium magnets· 4" long-throw mid-bass driver· Full digital signal processing, two-way active crossover, and DRC· Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified· Works with Apple AirPlay2 via the 5GHz and 2.4GHz dual-band Wi-Fi connection· Bluetooth V5.4, USB, and AUX inputs· Supports SBC, AAC, LDAC, and ALAC (AirPlay mode only) codecs· 12 hours playtime by the built-in battery pack· Multiple ambient lighting effects· Compatible with the EDIFIER Home mobile appWhat is Apple AirPlay2?AirPlay is a proprietary wireless technology developed by Apple for streaming content wirelessly between compatible devices that share a network. Launched in 2010, AirPlay was a one-to-one protocol, meaning you could only stream from one device to another. Introduced in 2018, AirPlay 2 improves buffering, adds streaming audio to stereo speakers, allows audio to be sent to multiple devices in different rooms and controlled by Control Center, the Home app, or Siri.What devices support it?Sender:• Computers running iTunes 12.8 or above• iOS devices such as iPhones, iPods, and iPads running iOS 11.4 or above• Apple TV 4K and Apple TV (4th generation) running tvOS 11.4 or above• Other