Toshiba’s mini Bluetooth speakers can fit in your pocket

By Stephen Fenech On Aug 7, 2013

The saying good things come in small packages can also apply to speakers as seen with Toshiba’s new mini Bluetooth speakers that fit in the palm of your hand.

The TY-SP1 is available in black or white and link wirelessly to your smartphone, tablet or computer to stream your music.

It can also be used as a hands-free speakerphone when you receive a call as well.

And even though it’s small enough to literally fit on your pocket, the TY-SP1 offers impressive stereo sound.

Also on board is a bass radiator to amplify the lower frequency notes for some added punch.

The controls are located on the side of the product and allow users to adjust the volume, play and pause their music and also answer calls.

There’s also a USB line-in for both recharging the TY-SP1 and physically connecting other devices with the included cable.

The rechargeable battery onboard lasts for eight hours on a single charge so you will always be able to hear your favourite tunes on the move.

For those looking for slightly larger speakers there’s also Toshiba’s TY-SP3 which offers the same features as the TY-SP1 but adds 2.1 channel output.

The TY-SP3 (also available in black or white) will also run for 10 hours on a full charge so you can use it anywhere.

The Toshiba TY-SP1 ($59) and the TY-SP3 ($99) are both available now and can purchased directly from shoptoshiba.com.au.

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