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Luxa2 Groovy W review: Bluetooth wireless portable speaker with unremarkable sound quality

Luxa2 Groovy W review: Bluetooth wireless portable speaker with unremarkable sound quality

Posted on October 8, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

From Thermaltake, the company that brought us PC upgrade components for Windowsgamers, comes sub-brand Luxa2 to deliver mobile computing gadgets like this Groovy W speaker.

The Luxa2 Groovy W is yet another Bluetooth wireless speaker, this one a portable block around the size of a packet of biscuits. There’s a rechargeable battery inside, said to be good for 15 or 10 hours of play time (depending whether you read the specifications online or from the printed leaflet); and another booster battery pack is included, with around twice the energy capacity again.
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