Ikea is really dialed in on home audio these days.
In the last several weeks, the Swedish furniture giant has introduced the Solskydd range of wireless speakers, as well as the Kulglass table lamp speakers (similar to its previous Symfonisk speakers, but more design-focused and without the Sonos collaboration). Both are on the “high end” side of its recent offerings.
If you’re looking for an even more affordable portable speaker, Ikea also introduced the Kallup, a small cube-shaped speaker that comes in several colors and costs just $10.
Additionally, Ikea has introduced a few speakers for parents with young children. First, it launched the Grejsimojs-powered speaker, which is shaped like a small dog, doubles as a nightlight and costs $40. And now it has unveiled another simple Bluetooth speaker in the same collection, targeting the same audience.
Half portable speaker, half toy
Introducing the Ikea Grejsimojs. It’s a miniature portable Bluetooth speaker that looks like a purple mouse — the tail is a lanyard that can hook onto household objects so that you can hang the speaker.
If you couldn’t guess, it’s designed half as a children’s toy and half as a speaker for young parents looking to keep their kids occupied.
