Brief Introduction of Small Speaker Appearance Design

This small speaker is built by Hertz Industrial Design Company. Based on product design, it combines the aesthetic ingenuity of appearance design with the practical consideration of industrial design to give portable audio equipment a new experience.

1. Modeling Language: The Symbiosis of Minimalism and Function

The whole adopts a square outline, and the edges are treated with delicate rounded corners, which not only continues the stable feeling of traditional speakers, but also weakens the "hard technology" distance feeling through soft lines, and adapts to multiple usage scenarios. The fine texture process on the surface not only improves the slip resistance when holding, but also adds a delicate texture visually, making the product a desktop/portable decoration with a sense of design in addition to the "tool attribute.

2. Detail Design: Balance between Function and Aesthetics
Sound hole area: triangular mesh lattice hollow design, which not only ensures the permeability of volume output, but also strengthens visual recognition with the sense of order of geometric figures, making "technical function" a part of aesthetic expression;
Control area: the orange key forms a sharp color contrast with the black main body, visually focuses on the operation area, and the tactile feedback is clear. The key layout follows ergonomics, and the core operations such as volume adjustment and playback control can be completed with one hand, taking into account both "easy to use" and "good-looking".
3. Design Value: Integration from Concept to Landing

Hertz Industrial Design Company anchors the core requirement of "portability high quality sound effects" in product design, shapes recognition with "minimalist aesthetic functional symbols" in appearance design, and ensures product durability and experience through structural optimization and material selection (such as non-slip texture and durable material) in industrial design. This small speaker is not only an audio device, but also a typical case of "design-driven experience"-making technology products a life partner with aesthetic value in addition to practicality.