Since its founding in London in 1932, music lovers have always been excited by any new Roberts Radio launch. Known worldwide for their iconic retro radios, the Royal Warranted brand continues to push the boundaries as they prepare to launch their first ever Bluetooth speaker – the Roberts Beacon.
Sticking with their roots, Roberts has designed the Beacon to look as good as it sounds and retains the familiar retro-inspired style. Inside, however, it's nothing but cutting-edge technology enabling effortless wireless connection and a crystal clear audio experience.
Starting strong, the speaker is launching in two models; the Roberts Beacon 320 and the Roberts Beacon 330.
Both models have multi-directional dual bass radiators, allowing the tunes to fill your space entirely. The acoustics are then channelled through a Yorkshire-milled speaker cloth for a powerful and rich sound.
While both devices are top of the range, the 330 offers more features, including a wireless stereo feature, where when you can link two Beacon 330s together to create a truly multi-dimensional audio experience. This model is also for the more detail-orientated, with adjustable EQ and Bass Boost. The other main difference between the two models is the Beacon 330 has 15 hours portable play time to the 12 hours of the 320.
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It simply wouldn't be a Roberts Radio product if this new speaker wasn't available in a range of colors, and the Beacon has nine stunning shades to choose from.
Across the two models, the hues are a mix of classic Roberts shades as well as a few brand new colorways. The Beacon 330 comes in Pastel Cream, Duck Egg, Carbon Black and Berry Red, while the 320 has a choice of Charcoal Grey, Sunburst Yellow, Teal Blue, Midnight Blue and Dusky Pink. Somewhere in this rainbow you're sure to find a match for your interiors style.
The Roberts Beacon range is available this month in select colors at John Lewis and Roberts Radio, with the full range launching at Roberts and Amazon from 2nd November 2020.
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