Tivoli Launches Three Minimalist and Retro-Inspired Portable Speakers

Introducing the Songbook, Songbook MAX, and the Model Two Digital.

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Expanding its roster of high-quality audio systems, Tivoli has introduced the Songbook, Songbook MAX, as well as a new and improved Model Two Digital speaker. In alignment with the brand’s design-focused philosophy, the three new offerings all embody a harmonious balance between technical specifications and timeless aesthetics.

Presented in a minimalistic and retro design, the Songbook is described as a portable powerhouse by the brand with its compact build, 10-hour battery life, built-in preamp, as well as Bluetooth connectivity. Retailing for $450 USD, the Songbook is available in a tonal Green, as well as a Cream/Brown colorway.

Boasting a similar design to the Songbook, the Songbook MAX is offered in a slightly larger size and imbued with added luxurious touches. Built for big sound, the speaker has a price point of $600 USD and it’s geared with multiple drivers for an even broader sound experience. Like its regular version, it comes with a handle for portability, along with a 10-hour battery life as well as two color options.

Available in three colorways, the Model Two Digital comes in White/Silver, Black/Black, and Walnut/Gold. Equipped with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, and Chromecast compatibilities, the speakers now offer a more convenient and effortless music streaming experience. Featuring a sleek design made up of three aluminum grills and a real wood cabinet, the Model Two Digital makes for a chic addition to living spaces.

The assortment of speakers is available for pre-order now via Tivoli’s official website and all be officially released on November 15.

Elsewhere in tech, Bowers & Wilkins debuts a new “Royal Burgundy” colorway for its Px8 headphones.

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