The slimmer of the two speakers puts up an equal fight as we go ahead and open it up through the back. The connectors with locking mechanism are no longer a problem since our first encounter in the ENEBY and we can quickly inspect the components inside.

The battery compartment takes up quite a lot of space leaving the bass reflex vent some room on the side right beneath the driver. In between hides the breakout board with the control knob.

On the back plate we find the power supply, some AC routing for daisy chaining, and the mainboard itself.

The BRAUNIT battery pack offers 18.72 Wh (2600 mAh @ 7.2 V) and can be charged via its built-in microUSB port on the top.

If you’re interested in the sound quality of the speaker, again soundguys.com tested this one too.