Teufel has scored a hit with a compact Bluetooth speaker, and now the successor has been released with some improvements at this price.
The Teufel Rockster Go 2 is here and the speaker is even better than its predecessor. (Source: Teufel)
- Teufel has released the Rockster Go 2.
- The price is 150 euros.
- Battery life has been improved and there is now USB-C.
Teufel was already convincing with the Rockster Go, and now the Berlin company has released the successor model, the Teufel Rockster Go 2.
It is now available directly from Teufel at a price of 150 euros. The previous model had already cost that much when it was launched. Available colors are black-red, gray-black and black.
At Devil 150 euros*
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Protected against water
The compact speaker is protected against dust and water according to IP67 and should even survive a short dive in water.
Devil Rockster Go 2
The new Teufel Rockster Go is now available.
Teufel has installed two aluminum full-range drivers and a passive bass membrane in the housing.
The Rockster Go 2 now offers 28 hours of battery life in Eco mode (predecessor around twelve hours), Dynamic Bass for bass adjustment and Dynamore technology for an improved stereo experience. As with the Rockster Go, two Rockster Go 2 can be linked together. However, the new speaker cannot be connected to the first Rockster Go.
In addition to the longer battery life, a big innovation is the USB C port, which replaces the long-outdated microUSB port of the first Rockster Go.
More features
The Rockster Go 2 also offers the AAC Bluetooth codec for improved music streaming, large control buttons, an LED battery indicator and a 1/4-inch thread for mounts and tripods. A carrying strap for attaching to bicycles and backpacks is included.
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