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Lexon Tykho 3 Bluetooth Radio
Description
Designed by Marc Berthier in 1997, the Lexon Tykho Radio—a silicone rubber design in MoMA’s collection—is now available in Bluetooth version. The first design object to appear on the cover of Time magazine, the Tykho Radio is portable, rechargeable and bathroom- and poolside-friendly, thanks to its splash-proof rubber finishing. To choose FM radio channels, manually rotate the antenna, or stream your favorite music via Bluetooth from your smartphone or tablet. Lexon is a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection.
Features of the Lexon Tykho 3 Bluetooth Radio include:
FM Radio.
3W Bluetooth speaker.
4 hours of charging yields 20 hours of playing time.
Charges via Micro-USB port and cable (included).
Splash-proof and safe for handling with wet hands.
Frequency range: FM 88-108MHz.
Measures 3h x 5.5w x 1.7”d
Details
Designer
Marc Berthier
Size
3h x 5.5w x 1.7”d
Materials
Silicone Rubber
Year of Design
2019
Origin
Imported
Lexon Designs
Lexon was founded in 1991 by René Adda with a mission to push the limits in the world of design. Collaborating with international designers, they are committed to producing objects that are beautiful, useful, innovative and affordable—including electronics, travel accessories, office and leisure designs and more. Some of Lexon’s iconic designs, including the Tyhko Radio, are represented in MoMA’s collection.
