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8BitDo Launches Retro Cube 2 Speaker with Game-Like Controls
The newly launched 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 Speaker combines nostalgic design with modern technology, appealing to gamers and retro enthusiasts alike. Inspired by the classic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), this speaker features a distinctive D-pad interface for volume and playback control, setting it apart from typical Bluetooth speakers.
The N Edition is part of the NES40 Collection, designed to complement the N40 keyboard and Ultimate 2 controller. Its compact and powerful design includes a grey body, red grilles, and a black D-pad on the top, translating the aesthetic of the NES into a functional audio device.
Innovative Design Meets Usability
The Retro Cube 2’s top surface mimics the layout of a game controller, featuring a central button, volume controls, a power icon, and a play/pause button. This gamepad-like interface provides a tactile experience, making it easier for users to manage playback without fumbling with unlabeled buttons.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4G wireless through the included USB-C adapter, and wired USB audio. While Bluetooth is suitable for casual listening, the 2.4G and USB options deliver virtually lag-free audio, enhancing the experience for gaming and video. The adapter conveniently stores in a slot under the dock, preventing loss and simplifying transitions between devices such as laptops and gaming consoles.
The integrated wireless charging dock features a small square base with a circular pad, marked by a lightning-bolt icon. This design not only keeps the Retro Cube 2 powered but also enhances its signal reception for 2.4G connectivity. The dock raises the speaker slightly, creating a cohesive look that blends both components into a single unit.
Performance and Features
The speaker is equipped with dual 5 W drivers, offering a frequency response range of 120 Hz–15 kHz. It houses a 2,000 mAh battery that provides approximately 30 hours of usage on a single charge, with a recharge time of 3 to 5 hours. Slightly larger than a Rubik’s Cube, the Retro Cube 2 is designed for near-field listening, making it an ideal addition to a desk or nightstand.
For added versatility, the speaker features Music and Gaming modes, allowing users to adjust the sound profile with a single button press. This adaptability caters to different listening needs, whether for clear audio during calls or enhanced bass for gaming.
Ultimately, the Retro Cube 2 serves as a stylish desk companion that integrates seamlessly into a gaming setup. It charges when docked and offers a nostalgic D-pad for controlling audio, providing a tangible connection to the gaming experience. Even for those who do not own the matching keyboard and controller, this NES-inspired speaker enhances any workspace, especially for those who recall the tactile delight of a D-pad.
With its blend of retro design and modern functionality, the 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 Speaker is poised to become a must-have item for gaming enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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