A two-in-one pocket invention: the Bluetooth speaker that also lets you create your own music
When entertainment meets technology, inventions are launched that aim to combine multiple functions in one device. This is why small devices with more capabilities are becoming popular among those who want to make music anywhere.
One of the most striking innovations comes from Enya Music, which introduced a product capable of functioning as a wireless speaker and, at the same time, as a digital instrument designed to interpret songs in a very simple way. Its foldable design and personalized application make it a different alternative for gatherings, trips, or recreational moments.
The Cyber-G Pocket is a device developed by Enya Music that combines two main functions. When closed, it looks like a compact Bluetooth speaker with a shape similar to a capsule. But when unfolded, a portable guitar appears with a geometric format that facilitates transport.
The proposal of this device is to simplify music creation through digital controls and a mobile application from which songs, settings, or musical styles are selected. The company had already presented other smart products for amateur musicians, such as the Nexg guitar, and later expanded its catalog with ukuleles and electro-acoustic guitars.
According to Enya Music, the Cyber-G model surpassed 220 million views on digital platforms, a precedent that drove the development of this more compact version. The operation aims to eliminate much of the difficulties of a conventional instrument. From the application, the user chooses an accompaniment and thus controls the execution through the built-in controls on the device.
The left hand works on a panel with 7 chord pads that allow 14 customizable settings, while the right hand activates a strumming trigger with response for upward and downward movements. The device offers two main modes: one is Sing & Play, software that automatically generates chord progressions and rhythmic bases to accompany a song. The other is Solo, where the pads execute individual notes, with free melodies.
In addition to its musical function, the Cyber-G Pocket also works as a conventional Bluetooth speaker. It incorporates two 10 W full-range transducers, with a frequency response ranging from 40 Hz to 20 kHz, sufficient to reproduce music with a wide sound spectrum. Among its connections, it includes:
- Bluetooth for audio playback from compatible devices
- USB-C port for charging and digital sound transfer
- 3.5 mm TRS input to connect devices via cable
Regarding autonomy, the device incorporates a 3,250 mAh battery, capable of offering up to 8 hours of operation, depending on usage. A full charge takes 2 hours. When closed, the device measures 231 x 73 x 95 millimeters, while when unfolded it reaches 461 x 73 x 71 millimeters. Its weight is 0.8 kilograms. In terms of presentation, it will be available in three colors:
- Studio Black
- Nordic White
- Blossom Pink
Each unit will include:
- Rigid transport case
- Power cable
- Decorative stickers
- Two straps for carrying
The Cyber-G Pocket is already available for pre-sale. During this initial stage, it has a value of u$s199, while the suggested price for general commercialization will be u$s259. According to the schedule provided by Enya Music, the first deliveries will begin on June 24.
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