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Roper Rhodes Beat Illuminated Bluetooth Bathroom Mirror
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The Roper Rhodes Beat Bluetooth Bathroom Mirror is the perfect bathroom mirror to allow you to play wirelessly your own music via Bluetooth streaming.
- Bluetooth Receiver & Touch Controls
- 2 x 3W Stereo Speakers
- Heated Demister Pad
- PORTRAIT SIZE: 500mm x 700mm x 50mm (W x H x D)
- LANDSCAPE SIZE: 800mm x 600mm x 50mm (W x H x D)
| Delivery | Next Day |
| Speakers | Built In |
| Speaker Size | 2'' - 3.5'' |
| Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
| Dimensions | 60cm (H) x 80cm (W) x 5cm (D) |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Room Size | 4m x 3.5m / Medium |
| Amplifier Location | Internal |
However you place this in your bathroom, this really is a great solution combining both an audio system and a mirror in one.
With two-3 Watt speakers built in to the unit, it is ideal for anyone wanting to bring together an essential bathroom accessory, which is beautifully designed, together with impressive audio output.
Portrait & Landscape
The Beat Illuminated Bathroom Bluetooth Mirror is now designed in both landscape, and in portrait (previously known as "Encore" by Roper Rhodes).
- PORTRAIT SIZE: 500mm x 700mm x 50mm (W x H x D)
- LANDSCAPE SIZE: 800mm x 600mm x 50mm (W x H x D)
Steam-free views
A heated demister pad behind the glass mirror safely prevents built up of condensation so you will be steam free and able to go about your morning ablutions or getting ready for a night out without needing to constantly wipe down your view.
Simple to use
Easy to use touch controls on the front of the mirror mean you have complete control even when your mobile or tablet device is kept safely out of reach, but still giving you the ability to listen to whatever you are wanting to play.
Safe for bathrooms
It is an IP44 rated unit, so you can be sure it is suited for your bathroom environment and the low energy LED lighting surround strip means you won't need to worry where cost is concerned.
NB: When using touch sensitive buttons on any Bluetooth mirror, always use the full pad of your finger for coverage, and not your fingertip. The buttons do not require force in order to operate.
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