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Brass-toned dial, woven grille, Bluetooth 5.0 and a real FM tuner. Built to sit on a shelf and be looked at, not hidden behind the plant pot.
Most cheap speakers are a black plastic brick with a rubber button. This one has a weighted dial, a lit tuner ring, and three metal-capped keys that click.
No invented wattage, no fake audiophile language. This is what is in the box and what it does.
The strap on the top is not decoration. People buy one for the kitchen and end up carrying it round the house, which is exactly the idea.
Bluetooth 5.0, a real FM tuner, TF card and AUX in, charged over USB-C. Small enough for a bedside table, loud enough for a kitchen.
Nothing in here yet. Suspiciously quiet.
TinyTone is small on purpose. One product, four colours, a supplier we have actually ordered from ourselves more than once, and a founder who answers his own email.
The Mini is not a hand-built British hi-fi and we will never pretend otherwise. It is a well-made compact speaker with a lovely dial, sold at a fair price, with the shipping already paid for. That is the whole promise.
If it turns up damaged, if it never turns up, or if you simply do not like it within thirty days, one message gets it sorted. No form, no ticket number.
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