Retro Tall Gramophone Speaker (Extra Loud) – Bluetooth – 8 watt

A tall gramophone-style Bluetooth 5.4 speaker with a single large horn — 10 × 6 × 8 cm, 260g — producing 8W output with FM radio, USB, TF card, and AUX connectivity, and marketed as the loudest model in this gramophone speaker range. What It Delivers 8W output from a compact speaker is meaningfully louder than 5W equivalents — the horn design amplifies and focuses projection, making this the strongest-performing audio option in the retro gramophone speaker category at this size. The tall, upward-projecting horn form gives this model the most striking visual profile of the gramophone range — it reads clearly as a statement piece from across a room, whereas the smaller models are closer to desk accessories. FM radio extends the speaker's function to broadcast reception without needing a connected device — useful in kitchens, studies, and offices where hands-free ambient listening is valued. Bluetooth 5.4 ensures fast, stable wireless connection; AUX, TF card, and USB inputs cover wired and offline source options. The wood-effect cabinet and metal-style horn create a decorative appeal that sits between antique-store find and deliberate lifestyle accessory. Construction Plastic with wood-effect cabinet and large decorative horn. Dimensions: 10 × 6 × 8 cm. Weight: 260g. Battery: rechargeable. Bluetooth: 5.4, 8–10m range. Output: 8W. Modes: Bluetooth, FM radio, USB, TF card, AUX. Origin: China. Using It Pair via Bluetooth, switch to FM for radio reception, or connect a device via AUX or USB. TF card slot accepts microSD cards with music files for offline playback. Position the horn opening toward the listening area for the most direct audio projection. Recharge via USB when battery is low. Size and Details Dimensions: 10 × 6 × 8 cm. Weight: 260g. Output: 8W. Bluetooth: 5.4. Modes: Bluetooth, FM, USB, TF, AUX. Origin: China. The Extra Loud Distinction Within the retro speaker range, the Tall Gramophone is positioned for buyers who want the gramophone aesthetic with more practical audio performance than a decorative-first piece delivers. 8W and a large upward horn suit a room where the speaker competes with ambient household noise — a kitchen radio equivalent with vintage visual appeal. Common Questions Is this speaker actually loud enough to fill a room? 8W fills a small-to-medium room well at comfortable listening volume. It won't compete with a party speaker but handles kitchen listening, background music, and clear voice output in a normal domestic room without strain. Does the upward-pointing horn affect how the audio reaches the listener? The horn projects and focuses sound in the direction it points — an upward horn disperses audio more broadly into the room via ceiling reflection, which suits ambient background listening rather than directed near-field use. For a more focused sound, position the horn at an angle toward the listening area if the unit design allows.