The Lodge Wireless Landscape Speakers deliver concert-like sound, are easy to live outside and are powered by the sun



Many outdoor speakers today come in portable form, which can be beneficial for you on the go. The downside with many of these speakers is that their small size results in small-ish sound and you constantly worry about running out of charge at the most inconvenient moment or when the action starts to heat up. Whether it’s for a backyard party, a relaxing picnic, or outdoor activities like boating and camping, you need a great-sounding, weather-proof, always-powered speaker for your music. And that’s exactly what you get with the Lodge Wireless Landscape Speaker.

Designer: Tristan Kannan

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It’s probably fair to say that many portable speakers are designed to withstand the elements, such as moisture and dust. Sure, they’re meant to be used outside, but they don’t last very long because they run out of charge and often run out when you least expect it, like in the middle of a party or singing your favorite song. With the Lodge speakers, you don’t have to worry about such disruptions, as they’re constantly being charged by the sun and can deliver 15 hours of your favorite music on a single charge.

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Intuitive Setup – Simply select any location, place a bet, and mount your speakers in seconds.

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Powered by the Sun – Covered in 180 square inches of high-performance, shatterproof solar panels to make sure your sound system is always charged.

As you might have guessed, this remarkable feat is made possible by the solar charging panels, which total about 180 square inches, that cover the top, back, and sides of the speaker. This means that no matter where you set it or what direction it’s facing, the Lodge speaker will always be able to soak up some rays to keep its battery up at all times. And if you’re worried about those panels, they’re designed to be shatterproof and chip-proof to avoid anything being thrown out.

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Everything Proof – Truly built to weather any storm, be it splashes, rain, dust, sand or dirt.

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In fact, you could almost say that the Lodge speaker is “proof of everything.” With a formal dust and water resistance grade of IP66, it can stand up to rain, freeze on a passing lawnmower, and brave sand and dust, practically anything that nature and humans can throw at it . And since there’s no need for traditional charging, there are no wires for you to worry about safety. And when you’re ready to move the party elsewhere, you can take the Lodge speaker with you wherever you go, just lift it from its magnetic stand and bring your music with you indoors, too.

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Bluetooth Connectivity – Play your favorite tunes with your favorite apps without worrying about latency or a dropped connection.

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Apart from handling all kinds of weather conditions without a hitch, the true calling to the Lodge speaker is the premium quality sound you’ll hear coming out of it. And listen to it, you thanks to its 4-inch passive subwoofer for punchy bass, a 3/4-inch domed tweeter for clear and crisp height, and a 50-watt amplifier to deliver big, spacious sound. You get all that with just one speaker! Of course, if one Lodge speaker isn’t enough, you can connect multiple speakers together to create an immersive soundscape. With Bluetooth 5.3, you can easily stream your favorite tunes from 100+ feet away without missing a beat.

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Rugged, reliable, and yet sound good, the Lodge Wireless Landscape Speaker delivers a worry-free listening experience, whether you’re just living in your backyard or just living an adventurous life for the weekend. Many wireless speakers are designed to be usable outdoors, but the Lodge speaker was born to be outdoors. When you consider everything it has to offer, from premium sound to its rough and tough design, from the sun to consistent, worry-free charging, the Lodge speaker delivers tremendous value for its price.

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