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LEGO enthusiasts are in for a nostalgic treat as the iconic toy company prepares to unveil its functional Retro Radio on June 1st, 2024. This DIY kit will contain a total of 906 pieces, allowing users to construct their very own LEGO Retro Radio. Once assembled, music can be played through the radio using a smartphone. While modern features like Bluetooth or wireless connectivity may not be included, users can insert their smartphone into the player by opening the lid behind it, with the option to control playback using voice commands.
LEGO is set to reveal the full specifications and technical details of the Retro Radio soon, shedding light on its unique functionality. The design of the radio exudes a touch of contemporary style, with pastel blue-green elements complementing the classic brown and white color scheme. To enhance the retro aesthetic, LEGO has included an extendable antenna with a dedicated compartment at the rear for convenient storage.
The front of the LEGO Retro Radio showcases two rotating black knobs flanking a sliding red bar for adjusting the frequency. The left knob controls the power, while the right knob tunes the radio channels, with the red bar indicating the frequencies. A speaker grille on the left side allows sound from the smartphone to pass through, while the LEGO logo proudly adorns the speaker, emphasizing the brand’s legacy.
Scheduled for release on June 1st, 2024, the LEGO Retro Radio will be priced at $99.99 USD. Prior to this innovative design, Mehdi Rustamov, known as dimexart, shared his own LEGO vintage radio concept on the Ideas LEGO platform. This model, comprising 1,130 LEGO pieces, mirrors the functionality of the Retro Radio, enabling users to play music through a smartphone and interact with its voice assistant. With functional volume knobs and keypads, this vintage radio design initially intended for display was later modified to accommodate smartphones, showcasing a blend of classic charm and modern convenience.
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