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Smart Coffee Table

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Smart Coffee TableA futuristic coffee table with tempered glass top Perfect for living rooms, home theaters, man caves, or office lobby A built in fridge that holds up to 68 cans of beer Voice control the fridge to pop up LED tabletop and nightlight with 160,000 colors Wireless charging spot for smartphone and charging outlets Available in two colors The smart Coffee Table solves the age old dilemma of having to leave the couch and walk to the fridge every time you

✅ A futuristic coffee table with tempered glass top

✅ Perfect for living rooms, home theaters, man caves, or office lobby

✅ A built-in fridge that holds up to 68 cans of beer

✅ Voice control the fridge to pop up

✅ LED tabletop and nightlight with 160,000 colors

✅ Wireless charging spot for smartphone and charging outlets

✅ Available in two colors

 

The smart Coffee Table solves the age-old dilemma of having to leave the couch and walk to the fridge every time you want a fresh cold one. It has a built-in refrigerator, which allows you to grab a chilled beverage without ever missing a single moment from your TV or guests.

The built-in fridge can hold up to 68 cans of beer.  The cooling temperature is adjustable from 33.8℉ to 44.6℉ (1℃ to 7℃).It can also hold plenty of juice, snacks, goodies, and did we mention wine? You can now sip on a brew, tip a glass of vino and listen to Billie Eilish without ever leaving the couch.

Voice Control


Take control! You can command the cooler to pop up or wind down with a simple voice instruction. It adds convenience and ease while entertaining your friends.

360° Surround Sound for Party-readyt

 

Add life to any party and experience the rich sound of your favourite music with the built-in Bluetooth stereo speakers. Pair it to your smartphone app and play the music from your phone or favourite streaming service. Use the voice controls to DJ any gathering and keep the party going.

Aurora LED Tabletop and Nightlight with 160,000 Colors

 

 

An incredible glowing LED tabletop has nearly infinite colors. Add ambiance to the room and watch a halo of LEDs phase, pulse, and shine in perfect synchronicity to the rhythm of the music. The smart Coffee Table is the perfect centerpiece for any event.

Smart Control 

 

 

Get it totally under control with a powerful smartphone app! Synchronize your music, open the fridge. and customize full-color spectrum lighting for the LED top. The app, LED Chord, will be available on both the Apple Store and Google Store and gives you fingertip control of the smart Coffee Table.

 

The smart Coffee Table also has Google assistant built-in. Using simple voice commands, you have access to virtually any information instantly. set your calendar, control lighting and smart home features, check the weather, order food, set reminders, and more. With it, you have a helpful home assistant ready to serve you anytime.

Wirelessly Charging

 

Two wireless charging pads are built into the top of Coffee Table and the drawer below respectively. There are also built-in outlets for laptop, smartphone, and other devices, 2 USB 3.0 ports are inside the drawer to keep messy wires out of sight.

Plug and Play

 

The  coffee table is designed to be plug and play. Simply plug the coffee table into a wall outlet and you’re all set.

There’s no assembling drawers or building furniture, just simply unbox your package and plug it in. Open the App and begin using it right away.

Store all your remote controls, snacks and magazines out of sight in the lower drawers. The round, sleek, The coffee table makes your home more convenient and organized!

The  coffee table is available in two colors (gray & white) and two sizes (50 & 70cm diameter/ 19.7 & 27.6 inches diameter) two sizes make it perfect as both a side table and coffee table, and its modern, contemporary design fits any home decorating style. The 20 inch coffee table  holds 32 cans of beer/38 bottles of water, while 28 inch coffee table holds 68 cans of beer/75 bottles of water.

 

 

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