I tried the portable Bluetooth speaker that splits into two, and it might be genius

The more than 100-year-old audio and telecommunications brand Stormberg-Carlson re-emerged during the early 2000s for Latin American markets. Now, the manufacturer of audio devices is trying to make a splash on an international scale thanks to several lines of different headphones, earphones, portable speakers and loudspeakers. Many of them come in very stylized colors that might remind you a lot of a unique take on tie-dye.

There were also a bunch of pill-shaped speakers on display. One of the most unique audio devices was the Twin 2 which stands out for its ability to be divided into two separate speakers, and also used as a speaker.

Available in two sizes, the Twin 2 feels like a cutting-edge portable speaker that combines form and function, based on our first hands-on with the product. The stand-out two-in-one design allows the speaker to split into two separate wireless speakers. These attach and disconnect through a magnetic system, and can be separated about 20 meters away.

Watching one of the StormBerg reps easily flip the speaker back and forth on a unit seemed unreal until I tried it myself. The magnets are strong enough to hold the unit together, but not enough to make pulling it apart a problem. It felt right when I held it in my hand. Like many of the the best bluetooth speakersThere is also a handy strap on the red side for even more portability.