Powerbeat

Speakers and charging stands usually live as separate objects on a desk or nightstand. Innogocorp's Powerbeat folds them together, and adds magnets so the whole unit can be mounted rather than simply placed. The developer frames the idea as a sound experience that redefines space, with the placement of a device shaping how it gets used.

Charging, stand and speaker in one

According to the maker, a wireless charging pad sits at the center of the circular body, charging a smartphone or AirPods case at up to 15W. Music can keep playing from a Bluetooth-connected device while charging, which the campaign positions as a bedside charger and night light or an office charging station with background music. A magnetic phone arm, adjustable through 360 degrees, holds a phone in portrait or landscape orientation for hands-free video watching or calls.

Sound and mounting

The maker says the 10cm-diameter housing contains dual drivers, with a sealed design and a bass radiator on the bottom intended to deliver depth beyond what the compact size suggests. TWS (True Wireless Stereo) mode lets two units pair as separate left and right channels.

A strong magnet in the back allows the speaker to attach to a refrigerator, a metal desk rack or a car interior panel. For non-magnetic walls or wood, an included metal plate provides a mounting point, giving what the campaign describes as a floating-speaker look.

• Wireless charging up to 15W for smartphones and AirPods cases
• 360-degree magnetic phone arm, portrait or landscape
• Dual drivers in a 10cm-diameter body with bottom bass radiator
• TWS pairing of two units for stereo
• Rear magnet plus included metal plate for mounting
• RGB lighting in 7 colors, with music-synced and single-color modes

Planned extensions

Innogocorp describes expansion modules in development that would use the same magnetic standard, including an auxiliary battery and environmental sensors, with a longer-term aim of using the speaker as a hub for smart home control. A multi-room playback concept building on TWS is also mentioned, along with possible add-ons such as custom color panels and a dedicated magnetic car phone holder. These are presented as plans and under consideration, not confirmed features.