Jamo Mini MKII Hi-Fi Bookshelf speaker Blue Gloss

Jamo Mini MKII — Ultra-Compact Active Bookshelf Speaker for Modern Setups

The Jamo Mini MKII Blue Gloss is an ultra-compact active bookshelf speaker pair for listeners who want full-range stereo without giving up desk or shelf space. Nearly the size of an A6 page, the cabinet houses a real two-way driver array and a built-in 70 W Class-D amplifier, so no external amp is needed. HDMI TV ARC, Bluetooth 5.3, USB audio, and a 3.5 mm jack cover every modern source from a TV to a laptop or turntable. This pair is the right choice for anyone who wants clean, balanced stereo from a speaker set that disappears into the room.

What Sets This Model Apart in the Compact Speaker Category

Two design choices separate these speakers from typical mini monitors. The 0.75" dome tweeter sits in a Micro Horn WaveGuide with a High-density NdFeB magnet, controlling high-frequency dispersion and keeping detail intact at low volumes. The 3" woofer uses a fiberglass cone — stiffer than the paper or polypropylene found in most speakers at this size — for faster transient response and lower distortion. A rear-firing bass-reflex port extends low-end output without enlarging the cabinet.

Driver Configuration and Sound Character

The two-way layout pairs a dedicated tweeter with a dedicated mid/bass driver, with a 2500 Hz crossover handing off between them. This split lets each driver operate in the range where it performs best, so vocals and acoustic instruments stay articulate while bass lines remain controlled.

• Woofer: 78 mm (3") fiberglass cone — stiff, low-distortion mid/bass with quick transient response
• Tweeter: 20 mm (0.75") dome with High-density NdFeB magnet and Micro Horn WaveGuide — smooth high-frequency extension and controlled dispersion
• Frequency Response: 100 Hz – 20 kHz (±3 dB) — covers the full range needed for music, TV dialogue, and game soundtracks without a subwoofer

Built-In Amplification and Subwoofer Output

The integrated amplifier removes the need for a separate stereo amp or receiver, keeping the setup simple and the footprint small. A stereo RCA sub-out with an adjustable high-pass filter lets the user dial in a subwoofer crossover from 20 Hz to 220 Hz, so the system can grow into a 2.1 setup later.

• Amplifier Power: 2 x 35 W, Class D (70 W total) — ample headroom for near-field and small-room listening
• Efficient 82 dB sensitivity (2.83 V @ 1 m) — pairs naturally with the built-in amplifier for clean output at typical listening levels
• Sub-Out: Stereo RCA, adjustable 20 Hz – 220 Hz (±3 dB) — flexible bass management for an external subwoofer

Connectivity, Cabinet, and Placement

Four input options cover the most common modern sources without adapters. HDMI TV ARC lets a TV remote control volume directly, while Bluetooth 5.3 with SBC and AAC handles phones and tablets. The cabinet measures 160 x 100 x 135 mm and the pair weighs 3.3 kg.

• Inputs: Bluetooth 5.3 / USB audio / 3.5 mm jack / HDMI TV ARC — covers TV, computer, phone, and turntable sources without adapters
• Bluetooth 5.3 with SBC and AAC codecs — stable wireless streaming with low latency for everyday listening
• Cabinet Dimensions: 160 x 100 x 135 mm (H x W x D), 3.3 kg per pair — A6-page footprint that fits beside a monitor, on a shelf, or in a kitchen

Who This Speaker Pair Is Built For

These speakers suit desktop listeners, TV owners, and gamers who want a clean stereo upgrade without a traditional hi-fi stack. The HDMI ARC input turns the pair into a simple TV speaker replacement, while Bluetooth 5.3 covers casual streaming from a phone or laptop. The sub-out means deeper bass can be added later with an external subwoofer. Small-room dwellers and apartment listeners benefit most from the A6-page cabinet, which fits where larger bookshelf speakers will not.