Tiny. I’ve included a fifty-cent coin in one of the photos for scale. From the top the Lexon Mino is circular with a perforated grille across its top. It’s a hair over 33mm in diameter at the top, broadening slightly to a maximum of 37.5mm. It stands precisely 37mm tall. And it weighs just 32.7 grams. Since its creation in 1991 by René Adda, Lexon has relentlessly pushed the limits and created a difference in the world of design while remaining true to its commitment to make small objects useful, beautiful, innovative and affordable. Whether in electronics, audio, travel accessories, office or leisure, Lexon has established a special relationship with creativity and partnered with the best designers around the world to create timeless collections of lifestyle products. The Lexon Mino speaker boasts a high-quality sound output, delivering clear and crisp audio. It is designed with a built-in microphone, enabling users to make hands-free calls when connected to their mobile devices. The speaker also has a battery life that allows for extended use, allowing users to enjoy their music for hours on end.

Lexon Mino has a wireless range of 10 metres and can be connected to devices via Bluetooth. The speaker also includes a microphone, allowing it to be used as a hands-free speakerphone for phone calls. The audio quality of Lexon Mino is decent for its size. I frequently put phones in stands to take shots and it’s very hard to tap the button without making the phone wobble. Hooray, here’s the solution. Power In terms of design, the Lexon Mino features a sleek and modern aesthetic. It is available in a variety of colors, allowing users to choose one that suits their personal style. The speaker is made from durable materials, ensuring its longevity and ability to withstand regular use.