Andover Audio just launched its first portable stereo hi-fi speaker, the FreePlay. Built in Boston, this speaker is all about real stereo sound and music that actually sounds like music, not just noise. In a world where most portable speakers just try to be loud, FreePlay is here to remind us what good audio should be.
FreePlay is a portable Bluetooth speaker that actually delivers hi-fi stereo sound, whether you’re at home or outside. It’s IP67-rated, so you don’t have to worry about dust or water. You get the sound quality of a home speaker, but you can take it anywhere- to the patio, pool, beach, tailgate, or wherever you end up.
It’s built for real life. The fold-down handle makes it easy to pick up and move, and the tie-down bars mean you can clip or strap it down so it doesn’t go flying off the table.
Andover wants hi-fi to fit into modern life, not just your living room. FreePlay nails that. Put it on the patio, kitchen counter, bookshelf, or pack it for a weekend trip. It sounds great and can handle dust and water, so your playlist doesn’t have to stop if the weather turns bad.
FreePlay isn’t just another mono speaker. It’s got real stereo inside, so you actually hear the space and emotion in your music. With two tweeters, two woofers, and a big passive radiator, you get more detail and punch than most portable speakers. The sound is tuned like Andover’s home systems, so you get a real soundstage, crisp highs, and natural-feeling bass.
You can get FreePlay in Ivory, Olive, or Slate. The design is clean and simple, so it fits in whether you’re indoors or out.
Take it to the beach, the golf course, or your next tailgate. FreePlay runs up to 24 hours on a charge if you keep the volume reasonable. It’s got USB-C charging, a wireless charging pad for your phone, a headphone jack, and even a mic. Bluetooth 6.0 and LE Audio mean your connection stays solid.
No app needed. Setup is easy, and all the controls are right on top—power, play, volume, skip tracks, Loud mode, linking, and a battery indicator. Just press and go.
For daily listening, the stereo sound is immersive, even though the speaker is small and tough. If you want to throw a party, you can link up to 99 FreePlay speakers for synced music everywhere. Need more volume? Loud Mode gives you an extra 6dB when you want to crank it up.
It weighs just 9 pounds, so it’s easy to pick up and take with you. The fold-down handle and tie-down bars make sure it’s always ready to move or stay put.
To learn more, visit www.andoveraudio.com.
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