"This is the Orgdot N200 Bluetooth desktop speaker that bears a tell-tale industrial design influence and a pinch of steampunk vibe. Designed by Shu Zhang and his team, the wireless speaker is mindful of the design sense of modern users. The primary motive is to create a relaxing and immersive atmosphere for the user, while keeping the practical functionality intact."
"The Orgdot Bluetooth speaker draws inspiration from the modular design of the LEGO bricks, thereby having a swappable front panel, physical buttons, indicator lights, and a dot-matrix display. First look at this thing, and I presumed it was a Teenage Engineering-inspired product, but it turned out otherwise. This makes the audio accessory much more than just a possession to listen to your favorite tunes. It's more like a playable and explorable sound companion for your desk."
Orgdot N200 combines industrial and steampunk aesthetics with a retro-modern color palette to create a calming desktop presence. The speaker uses a simple geometric form and a low-saturation beige body contrasted by bright orange interactive components such as a volume dial. Modular features include a swappable front panel, physical buttons, indicator lights, and a dot-matrix display that encourage tactile engagement. The design follows a "Form Follows Function" approach, prioritizing portability, practical controls, and an immersive atmosphere suited for long listening or focused work sessions. The speaker aims to function as a playful, explorable desk companion rather than a mere audio device.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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