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Most importantly, its size has other benefits ... perhaps a 15V laptop charger or an old micro USB for a portable Bluetooth speaker. The FARSENSE USB-C adapter kit may just make you throw away ...

They’re on the larger side, with each speaker measuring 146 x 196 x 234mm, but use that size to full effect ... including USB-C for your PC, but also Bluetooth, and optical inputs and outputs.

The built-in menu lets you tweak this view, with different choices for the size of the virtual screen ... Lightning, or non-DP USB-C adapter) and you're not self-conscious about the design.

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We also awarded extra points for any special features, such as a connection to Alexa or a USB charging port. Here are our picks for the best Bluetooth car adapters. Why you can trust Tom's Guide ...

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Bluetooth speakers are everywhere. I think it's safe to say that they've replaced the receiver-based component setup as the main music delivery system for most people (unless you're into hi-res ...