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The Bath Bot is a small, water resistant Bluetooth speaker with colour-changing LEDs that can float in the tub while you soak.
It's manufactured in the UK (where it is based), recyclable, and vegan (which basically means it doesn’t use glue) But did I mention it costs $ 180 ? The company claims the speaker is designed with ethics front and center.
The Bath Bot has just four buttons—on/off, play/pause, and two volume controls.
When I turn it on, it emits a particularly pleasing startup sound featuring birdsong and a few gentle guitar notes.
The sound quality isn’t up to that of my usual UE Boom portable speaker, but it’s perfectly adequate for the job.
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