Oaxis Bento | Induction Speaker

Bento Speaker is an award winning design by Oaxis, it requires no cables and no pairing! simply place your mobile phone on the speaker, and the sound will be magically amplified! The no hassle device uses electromagnetic induction, where all you need to do is place your music-playing smartphone on the induction pad, and with no cable, no Bluetooth, no infrared, no WiFi, Bento will deliver immersive 360° omnidirectional music playback that sounds great in every corner of the room. Available in black or white. watch the video

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