Anker recently officially launched two new portable digital accessories in the Hong Kong market, namely the Soundcore Boom Go 3i portable Bluetooth speaker with outdoor protection specifications and long battery life, and the Anker Nano power bank equipped with a 70cm retractable charging cable and 45W high power output, providing users with practical needs for outdoor entertainment and daily quick recharge!
Soundcore Boom Go 3i: IP68 protection specifications and 24-hour long-lasting playback
The Soundcore Boom Go 3i portable Bluetooth speaker is designed for outdoor and camping users. The body is IP68 waterproof and dustproof, and has passed the 1-meter drop test. With the included two-in-one multi-purpose lanyard, it can be easily hung on a backpack or bicycle. In terms of acoustic configuration, the fuselage has a built-in 53mm speaker unit, which provides 15W rated output power, and is combined with BassUp 2.0 bass technology to enhance low-frequency thickness and rhythm. In addition, the fuselage is equipped with music-synchronized lighting effects and a physical power display. The built-in battery can provide up to 24 hours of continuous playback time when fully charged. Soundcore Boom Go 3i is launched in the Hong Kong market in four colors: black, off-white, pink and blue-green, with a suggested retail price of HK$429.
Anker Nano 45W power bank: built-in 70cm retractable charging cable and smart power display
The Anker Nano power bank (10K, 45W) that arrived in Hong Kong at the same time features a highly integrated portable charging solution. The body size remains at 81.5 × 50.5 × 36 mm and has a built-in 10,000mAh battery capacity. The biggest feature of this product is that a 70cm retractable USB-C charging cable is directly integrated into the body, eliminating the need for users to carry extra cables when going out. In terms of charging specifications, the built-in Type-C cable and independent Type-C interface both support up to 45W output and 30W input, which not only provides high-speed fast charging for mainstream smartphones, but also supports the power needs of tablets and some thin and light laptops; the body also retains a set of USB-A interfaces that support 22.5W. There is a smart digital display on the front of the fuselage, which can monitor the remaining battery status in real time. The suggested retail price of the Anker Nano power bank in Hong Kong is HK$529.
