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Bose Soundlink Plus sets the tone – but not too loud, please
by Florian Bodoky
When hardware becomes soft #6
25.1.2019
Translation: machine translated
The Bluetooth speaker from the Scandinavian brand "Nomad" combines two sensory experiences in a single object: aesthetics and sound.
"Although we are nomads, music is our anchor"
Even nomads have roots. In the case of Nomads, they say it's music. According to me, it's also their home country of Denmark. As a design connoisseur, I immediately recognise the influence of the Scandinavian design language in their work, which is unadorned and function-oriented. She makes sure that the technology is packed into a handy size so that you like having the speaker around you.
Whether you're in the bath or on the beach, you can stay mobile with Bring One thanks to its waterproof shell and twelve-hour playtime. What's more, it comes beautifully packaged in a metal box and with a cloth bag for travelling.
How to use it
Because the Bluetooth speaker has a leather handle, I like to hang it on my wall or wardrobe. Depending on which room I'm in. It also hangs on my shower rail in the bathroom, to which I have attached an S-hook for it. Because it's the size of a handbag, I take it with me on weekend trips if I'm not sure whether the accommodation is equipped with a music system - better safe than sorry.
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Header image: Hardly recognizable: The loudspeaker fits inconspicuously into my picture wall.
Pia Seidel
Senior Editor
Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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