Monster Vision 2

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Brand	Monster
Speaker Maximum Output Power	50 Watts
Connectivity Technology	Bluetooth, HDMI, USB
Audio Output Mode	[VARIOUS]
Input Voltage	15 Volts

About this item

Introducing the Monster VISION 2 Portable Entertainment System with a 15.6” Full HD IPS Screen.
UP TO 8 HOURS VIDEO PLAYBACK: Connect your favorite Smart Streaming Device and/or Gaming Console via the (2) HDMI Ports: Amazon Firestick, Roku, Chromecast, Slingbox, PlayStation, Xbox, and more! Use the USB Port to power your device! Or use the external Full HD ATSC tuner (included) to watch TV on the go! You can recharge your Monster Vision using your vehicle via the 15V DC input (cable sold separately).
UP TO 25 HOURS AUDIO PLAYBACK: Watch your video content with an upgraded 60W of power. Connect your Monster Vision to your Bluetooth device or enjoy the FM Radio feature. The Monster Vision also includes an MIC input for PA System use.
IPX4 WEATHER RESISTANT: Do not let rain or weather conditions dampen any event. The Monster Vision has a tough weather resistant exterior that will protect the entertainment system in tough weather conditions.

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Mounting Type	Tabletop Mount
Model Name	Vision
Speaker Type	Multimedia
Special Feature	Portable
Recommended Uses For Product	Gaming Console,Televisions
Compatible Devices	Laptop,Gaming Console,Television
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Surround Sound Channel Configuration	2.0
Included Components	external Full HD ATSC tuner
Product Dimensions	12″D x 20″W x 22″H
Is Waterproof	TRUE
Warranty Type	Limited
Number of Items	2
Control Method	Push Button
Wireless Communication Technology	Bluetooth
Speaker Size	15.6 Inches
Power Source	Battery Powered
Woofer Diameter	15.6 Inches
Customer Package Type	FFP
Audio Driver Type	Dynamic Driver
Bluetooth Range	10 Meters
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology	Wireless
Includes MP3 player?	No
Series Number	1
Specific Uses For Product	Party, Pro Audio, Travel
UPC	827396541579
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	Outdoor

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