iN.cline is a sculptural audio object that’s as functional as it is funky. The playful form allows the user to rotate the single directional speaker a full 360°. Better yet, the Bluetooth speaker can be undocked from the tilted stand and easily taken on the go with its nifty handle!
Designer: Dongsung Jung
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How sturdy is the speaker? It looks like can only be properly placed on a perfectly flat surface without falling over.
How does this speaker work? I see that it is all metal….doesn’t it need a cone of a soft material?….or I’m I missing out on some new speaker technology. I’m also highly interested in buying this if it is available!