The chassis of the Halo speaker is covered by fabric, which makes it easy to hold, without creating any wear or fingerprints; the middle area is covered by the same material, that hides two full-range drivers, mounted into a large reflex chamber. The reflective mirrored surface does create an interesting and catchy RGB lighting effect:

In the back side of the speaker we can spot a similar construction:

Here we do have the USB charging port, the charging LED for monitoring the status, but also an analog jack for connecting other sound sources to it:

The top button panel is covered by rubber and does come with the Power On/Off button, the LED indicator for Bluetooth and AUX-in (also signals low battery power when needed), the Volume +/- buttons, the Bluetooth pair/Playback/Pause/Take call button, but also the LED mode switcher button. If the LED button is actuated while the unit is off, it will enter a showcase mode which will show some of the LED lighting effects:

A loop for easy handling the speaker makes it a complete package:

On the bottom speaker area we will get to see a rubber foot, but can also spot the mounting point for a tripod and such:

After powering the Halo, we will be able to enjoy not only the audio output, but the mirror LED lighting effects, which do look really sick: