The Bluetooth Chill Pill Speaker is Here!

ByMike Moffit

Chill Pill Audio, a division of Small Dog Electronics, is excited to announce the arrival of the new Bluetooth Chill Pill Mobile Speaker!

You may be familiar with the original Chill Pill: a pocket-sized, self-contained capsule that transforms into two powered speakers. The new Bluetooth Chill Pill (BT CP for short) has the same ultra-portable and rechargeable design with the added bonus of Bluetooth connectivity. This means that you can listen to your music wirelessly wherever you go.

The BT CP can connect to a wide range of Bluetooth-capable devices (computers, phones, iPads and many, many more!) and also to any device that has a headphone jack thanks to the retractable audio cable.

The BT CP makes the perfect stocking stuffer, Yankee Swap gift, or end-of-the-world present (if the Mayans were right). Or treat yourself and enjoy your music out loud on the go!

See the Bluetooth Chill Pills here.

I think Zach Shields (Retail Associate) sums up this great new product best with this series of double entendres: “Unplug, Chill, Recharge.”

If you would like a chance to win a pair, “like” Chill Pill Audio on Facebook and then enter our Bluetooth Chill Pill giveaway. The contest entry link is at the top of our page. You can find us here:

Chill Pill Audio on Facebook

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