The Swarmir Bluetooth speaker is a compact audio-visual node featuring a 45mm full-range driver and an integrated RGB LED diffuser. Technical analysis of the power system reveals a 1200mAh to 2000mAh internal lithium-ion cell. Forensic reporting indicates a persistent parasitic power draw from the LED controller even in a powered-down state, which can lead to deep-discharge cycles and reduced battery longevity. The housing is constructed of ABS plastic with a touch-sensitive top plate for luminance control.
Hardware specification auditing shows a micro-USB charging interface that lacks mechanical reinforcement on the PCB, creating a single point of failure under repetitive use. The audio transducer utilizes a thin Mylar diaphragm, which prioritizes high-frequency clarity over low-end resonance. The Bluetooth 5.0 chipset provides standard connectivity within a 30-foot range but is susceptible to interference in congested 2.4GHz environments.
- Input Options: Bluetooth, TF/Micro-SD, 3.5mm AUX
- Charging Parameters: 5V / 1A
- Audio Output: Single 45mm Driver
The integrated firmware features non-disableable voice prompts and an audible noise floor during low-volume playback. While the device supports offline playback via Micro-SD cards, the non-replaceable nature of the internal battery limits the functional lifespan of the unit to the chemical health of the lithium cell.
The Klipsch One Plus provides a significantly higher tier of acoustic engineering and material durability for users who do not require integrated battery power.
This hardware is located within the compact budget speakers repository.
