Grace Digital Mondo Elite Classic Internet Radio + SiriusXM, Pandora, Spotify Connect, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 7-Day Alarm (Walnut)
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- In addition to the built-in apps and radio station databases, play any audio via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi from any Chromecast enabled app on your smartphone or computer such as TuneIn, and Spotify; Control music via the front panel, included IR remote control, or free iPhone or Android remote control apps
- Group multiple Mondo Elite Classics together for multi-room audio; Group with any audio products, and even control your Mondo Elite by any of you favorite voice assistants in your home or office (for your privacy - Mondo Elite Classic does not have a microphone)
- 12 or 24 hour clock; Up to 5 individual escalating volume alarms; Wake to one of 8 buzzer options, 10 station presets, or USB thumb drive; Customizable Sleep and Snooze timers; 30 daytime and nighttime back-light settings; Large blue or red clock selection; Personalize your sound via the built in 5 band equalizer
- What's in the box: 1x Mondo Elite Classic, User Manual, 1x Remote Control, 1x Power Adapter, 2x External Antennas; Optional USB to Ethernet dongle for wired RJ45 ethernet connection (sold separately)
Description
The Mondo Elite Classic from Grace Digital provides excellent sound in a classic design that incorporates your favorite listening options into a single device! You can stream your favorite embedded apps. Compatible with Spotify Connect, Pandora, Amazon Music Prime and Unlimited, iHeartRadio, SiriusXM, Live365, Calm radio, and over 100,000 radio stations from around the corner to around the world. Stream from your phone via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi from Chromecast enabled apps like TuneIn, Spotify, YouTube music and many others! Group multiple units together and stream content from and to anywhere in your home (compatible with the legacy Mondo + and Encore + models).Max audio technology from Waves Inc offers room filling sound from the 4-inch full range front ported speaker and customizable 5 band equalizer. Charge your phone through the USB 5V port on the back. Plug in a USB storage device with music files and play the music directly through the Mondo Elite Classic.Compatible with industry leading UPnP/DNLA based media servers. Bluetooth 5.0 integrated chip allows you to connect and play music from your smartphone or stream music to a pair of Bluetooth earbuds/headphones. 3.5-inch color display shows playlist, station and album art while streaming music and makes for easy navigation through menus, settings and apps.Built in dual band Wi-Fi works with all 802.11a/b/g/n/ac routers. Supported streaming protocols: HTTPS, RTSP, WSMP, Shoutcast, Supports 11 audio formats: AIFF, AIFC, WAVE, CAF, NeXT, ADTS, MP3, AAC, HE-AAC v2, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WMA. Supports Hi-Res files up to 24-bit/192kHz FLAC, LPCM, WAV, AIFF (for the whole list go to page 43 of the user manual available at the Grace Digital website).Connect to an ethernet cable with the optional USB to Ethernet dongle (sold separately).
Brand: Grace Digital
Color: Walnut
Special Feature: Network Ready
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi, Wireless
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 5.3"W x 6.3"H
Tuner Technology: Internet Radio
Style: Classic
Power Source: AC
Radio Bands Supported: 2-Band, 5-Band
Included Components: 1x Mondo Elite Classic, 1x Power Adapter (Input100-240V, 50/60 Hz, 1.8 A, Output 18VDC, 2.2 A), 1x Remote Control (with 2 AAA batteries), 2x External Antennas, Owner's Manual See more
Additional Features: Network Ready
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi, Wireless
Tuner Type: Internet Radio
Power Source: AC
Radio Bands Supported: 2-Band, 5-Band
Frequency: 1200 MHz
Compatible Devices: MP3 Player, Smartphone, Tablet
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 50 watts
Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Display Type: LCD
Display Technology: LCD
Hardware Interface: 802.11 ac/b/g/n, Bluetooth, Headphone, USB 2.0
Color: Walnut
Style Name: Classic
Brand: Grace Digital
Built-In Media: 1x Mondo Elite Classic, 1x Power Adapter (Input100-240V, 50/60 Hz, 1.8 A, Output 18VDC, 2.2 A), 1x Remote Control (with 2 AAA batteries), 2x External Antennas, Owner's Manual
Antenna Location: Music, News, Sports Broadcast
Model Number: GDI-WHA8005
UPC: 819127013554
Manufacturer: Grace Digital
Number of Items: 1
Mfr Part Number: GDI-WHA8005
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty on Parts and Labor
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11"L x 5.3"W x 6.3"H
Item Weight: 5 pounds
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Color: Walnut
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Color: Walnut
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Color: Walnut
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Color: Walnut
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Color: Walnut
My unit matches the current images that don't have external antennas in the rear I see on other reivews. But the internal antenna seems quite sufficient (my wifi signal is strong). I use in the kitchen, so I cannot comment on the alarm features. The unit boots up very quick and connects pretty quick to a radio station if that is what you were last listening to. This was important to me as I just want to flip the radio on and immediately hear music, like old school over the air radios. I do occasionally listen to an app on the phone over bluetooth, which doesn't take too long to select/connect. I've got no problem with the speaker quality for the size. Sure it would be nice being a little wider with 2 internal speakers for stereo. But what really degrades the sound is dependent on the selected radio station. I don't know if it's bitrate or something else, but some stations don't sound as good as others or are low volume. Stations with strong/clean signals sound fine for me as I don't expect extreme high fidelity in a unit this size at this price point. The navigation is okay - not too hard but could use improvement. Getting to presets 1-5 is very easy, 6-10 is a 2-button affair on the unit or direct from the remote. Presets over 11 are a bit cumbersome to get to. I wouldn't even bother researching/saving stations off of the unit itself. Use the Grace portal via a browser for that. I usually research radio stations of interest through google searches, and find that most of them broadcast over the internet and can be selected by this unit. The remote works fine but feels cheap compared to the unit. Overall I'm very happy with the unit. I think it's main feature is as a stand-alone internet radio. If all I wanted was to listen to apps from my phone, many external speaker devices serve that purpose. The great thing is the variety of music stations available. I discover many bands that I don't normally encounter through Pandora/Spotify/Youtube suggestions.
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Color: Walnut
Alarm clock feature is unreliable. This is a nice radio when it works, but I have intermittent issues with the alarm not working.
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