In 2021, Louis Vuitton launched their new high-tech concept with a loudspeaker called "Horizon Light Up", the brand wants to continue to impress the public by releasing a reissue of the loudspeaker under the name LV Nanogram. It's the beginning of a great story between the brand and the world of electronics.

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It was already present in this field, as the loudspeaker is a re-edition of the previous loudspeaker.

A speaker that promotes elegance with a choice of designs: copper, silver or military camouflage. The military design is the most talked-about, with two obvious reasons for the success of this "Damoflage" loudspeaker. Firstly, because it's a limited edition, but also because artistic director Pharell Williams was able to convince consumers.

As for the product itself, we're dealing with a speaker resembling a top or a diamond, weighing 520 grams and 13.5 centimetres in diameter - easy to carry, isn't it? The speaker features an aluminum chassis, a perforated metal grille with the brand logo, and natural leather. The buttons are in polished steel and the outer ring is in rubber, echoing the chassis, not forgetting the twelve LEDs representing each letter of the Louis Vuitton inscription.

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The product comes with a detachable carabiner, a speaker that can be hooked up anywhere, and Apple Find My geolocation. An app is provided for buyers to set up their device, while the USB-C port not only recharges the speaker, but also enables it to connect to other devices such as smartphones or PCs. With an autonomy of up to 17 hours, the Nanogram offers good-quality sound (84 dB) at a price of 1,950 euros for the normal version, and 2,250 euros for the camouflage version..

As you can see from the images, in addition to being a loudspeaker, it's also a fashion accessory, in partnership with Harman, an American audio professional, and brings that extra touch that the first edition didn't, with greater quality and autonomy, as mentioned above.

Louis Vuitton offers us the opportunity to listen to music, but in style (once again).