Wooden Mandela Effect Mini Speaker

A compact Bluetooth wireless speaker with a wood-effect finish and a metal grille top — 5 × 2 cm, 100g — with a 3W driver and a natural aesthetic that sits more at home on a desk or shelf than a typical plastic speaker. What It Delivers The wood-effect casing gives this speaker a warmer, more domestic appearance than the standard glossy plastic in this price and size category — it sits naturally alongside books, plants, and stationery without looking out of place. 3W output across a 20Hz–20kHz frequency range provides clear everyday audio at personal listening distances — voice, music, and podcasts in a quiet room. A 300mAh rechargeable battery supplies approximately 2 hours of playback per charge, recharging fully via USB in around 2 hours — sized for a work session or a focused listen rather than all-day continuous use. At 100g and 5 × 2 cm, it's a compact desk object rather than something you'll notice taking space. The top metal grille disperses sound evenly outward while completing the visual appeal of the piece. Construction and Aesthetics Plastic body with a printed wood-effect exterior surface and metal grille. Dimensions: 5 × 2 cm. Weight: 100g. Wireless via Bluetooth. Includes USB charging cable. Origin: China. How to Use It Power on via the control button; pair with a phone, tablet, or computer via Bluetooth. Recharge via USB cable when battery is low. Keep away from moisture — the wood-effect finish and the unit overall are not water-resistant. To preserve the surface appearance, avoid abrasive cloths when cleaning. Size and Details Dimensions: 5 × 2 cm. Weight: 100g. Battery: 300mAh (approx 2h playback). Charge: USB, approx 2h. Output: 3W. Frequency: 20Hz–20kHz. Origin: China. Includes USB cable. Common Questions Is the wood-effect finish actual wood? No — the casing is plastic with a printed wood-effect surface. The appearance is convincingly warm from a normal desk distance, but it is a surface treatment rather than solid wood construction. How does the Mandala Effect name relate to the product? The Mandala Effect refers to the circular symmetry of the speaker design when viewed from above — the grille pattern radiates outward from the centre in a way that echoes mandala geometric forms. It's a design reference rather than a function.