The 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 Speaker N Edition gives Powerful Performance before all else
The 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 N Edition speaker is inspired by the NES and features its influences design in the shape of the classic directional pad. It offers a four way output for clear coverage in any direction, making sure everyone in the room hears everything crystal clear.
Everything from the colour scheme to the overall shape and design just screams that 90s’ design, from the shade of grey to the red on the speaker covers. It would be absolutely ideal for a fan of the classics or someone looking to add a touch of retro flair to their home.

The 8BitDo Retro Cube N Edition speaker is very easy to set up, with it just needing charge, a Bluetooth connected device and away you go. You can easily control the speaker from your device, or if you favour a more analog approach, you can use the large buttons on top to skip songs and adjust the volume as well as turn the speaker off and on.
Featuring both wireless and wired connection options in a small package letting multiple devices connect with ease. I used this while doing some landscaping in the garden and honestly I was not only impressed by its portability but its sound, even all the way at the back of the garden behind a shed I could hear my music clear as day.
The Retro Cube 2 N Edition speaker comes in a well packaged box and includes a little black stand but you can take it out and use it as you like. With the ergonomic shape and design it’s actually perfect for storing it afterwards if you’re taking it out and about. This would easily replace most portable Bluetooth speakers for something like a camping trip and fits pretty neatly inside most bags.

Small yet mighty is probably the best way to summarise the 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 Speaker, boasting a clear and powerful output, easy to use Bluetooth connection and a charming little ditty every time you turn it, what’s not to love.
If you’d like to get your hands on your very own 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 N Edition Speaker you can find it on the 8BitDo website.