Since Amazon Echo comes out, cylindrical or cone wireless speakers have become en vogue, especially in the smart speaker market. Of course, which also raises Gimmick and Quirks design to provide their products several characters and make them stand out from the crowd. Not all designs are interesting for consumers, of course, and some just look almost in place in any setting. The new Omnidirectional speaker LG Xboom 360 may be one of those who will make you wonder whether it makes sense to bring the lantern covered cloth that happens to play music.

Of course, the LG Xboom 360 is the first and most important speaker, and the “very durable” cloth cover is proof that, considering it has become a standard de facto material for smart speakers. The cone design is not just for the show. LG said the rare reflector structure of tweeters and woofer is specifically selected to produce 360 ​​degree free audio distortion.

The tweeter employs a titanium diaphragm that LG says it produces accurate high frequency audio. This is balanced with woofer glass fibers who take care of bass and intermediate sounds. The 120W speaker output (when connected to resources) is advertised so that it is strong enough even for outdoor use.

Of course, speakers don’t need to have lighting, but LG wants to change the Xboom 360 to “multisensory experience” too. The lights offer not only 360 degree preset mood lighting but also the lighting controls that can be adjusted to whether from the companion application. The same application provides access to DJ effects such as mixing several samples or injecting scratching sound effects.

LG Xboom 360’s Fabric Covers came in Beige, Burgundy, Armcoal Black, and Peacock Green Color. Available at the end of this month, the new Omnidirectional speaker is available for pre-orders on B & B videos for $ 369.99.