Divoom Ditoo multifunctional pixel art Bluetooth speaker with RGB screen, alarm clock and mini keyboard (Black)
Product description
The essentials
If you want a small Bluetooth speaker that also looks like a retro desk gadget, the Divoom Ditoo is built for that kind of “everyday fun”. It combines a compact Bluetooth speaker with a 16 x 16 pixel display you can use to show pixel art, plus a programmable RGB LED screen and a smart alarm clock.
It’s the sort of device you’ll notice immediately on a desk: the mini keyboard uses backlit mechanical key switches, and the pixel “monitor” keeps the whole computer-like theme. On top of that, it’s designed to be controllable through an app on iOS/Android, so the visual side isn’t just a fixed gimmick.
That said, it’s not really trying to be a serious hi-fi speaker. It’s more of a lifestyle device—one where the fun, customisation and desk personality matter as much as the sound.
Key features worth considering
The Ditoo’s standout is the combination of audio and visuals. You can stream music via Bluetooth (including Spotify, as noted in the description) and use the pixel display to show preset images or your own pixel art. The alarm clock angle makes it feel more useful than a typical desk speaker that only exists for music.
A few practical highlights from the available information: - Pixel art customisation: choose preset pictures or create your own pixel images, with options to include text. You can also download or add custom pixel images through the app. - App control for iOS/Android: settings can be changed via the app, and the description mentions downloading via a QR code. - Alarm clock with display: it’s presented as a “beautiful alarm clock” where you can customise the screen. - Desk-friendly retro theme: backlit mechanical key switches on the mini keyboard, paired with bright pixel colours.
Worth noting: because the product is positioned as a multifunctional desk piece, buyers who expect pure audio performance above all else may find it slightly underwhelming compared with audio-first alternatives.
What you’ll notice day to day
In day-to-day use, the experience is less about “turn it on and forget it” and more about small interactions. For example, you could set a custom pixel image as your morning alarm screen, then spend a few minutes after breakfast creating a new pixel pattern for the display. Later, when you’re working from home, you can stream music over Bluetooth and still use the device as a visual focus point on your desk.
The description also points to a practical listening scenario: it’s suggested as useful for an online yoga class on Zoom to better hear the instructor. That’s the kind of real-world use case where a compact speaker can make sense—especially if you want something that supports audio without taking up space.
There’s also a “Smile Maker” framing here: a small gadget to help brighten the mood when you’re stuck at home. That’s not a spec sheet, but it does tell you the intent behind the design.
Who it suits best (and who should think twice)
It makes sense if you’re buying for a desk setup where you actually want the device to be part of the aesthetic—retro-computer vibes, animated pixel art, and a keyboard you can feel typing on. It’s also a decent match if you enjoy tinkering with custom visuals and you’re happy using a companion app to manage settings and artwork.
It may not suit you if your priority is getting the best possible sound quality from a Bluetooth speaker. Based on how it’s described, it sits more in the desk-gadget / middle ground rather than “top-tier audio”. It’s also a questionable pick if you don’t want to spend any time customising screens or learning the app workflow.
It’s a good fit if you like the idea of a multifunctional alarm clock with a visual element, not just a speaker that happens to have a screen.
Tech specs (only what’s stated)
- Type: Multifunctional pixel art Bluetooth speaker with programmable RGB LED screen, smart alarm clock and mini mechanical keyboard
- Display: 16 x 16 pixel “monitor”
- Connectivity / functions: Bluetooth streaming (Spotify mentioned), supports TF card and radio (as stated)
- Compatibility: App for iOS/Android phone and tablet mentioned
- Colour: Black
Is it worth it?
The Divoom Ditoo looks worth considering if you want a compact Bluetooth speaker that also acts like a programmable retro desk display and alarm clock. The pixel art customisation, the mini keyboard with backlit mechanical key switches, and the app-based control are the reasons to buy — not just the audio.
You may want to skip it if you’re mainly shopping for sound quality and minimal fuss. If customising the screen (preset images, creating your own pixel art, and managing settings through the app) sounds like work rather than fun, a more straightforward speaker could fit better.
Mini FAQ
Can I stream music via Bluetooth?
Yes. The description specifically mentions Bluetooth streaming, including Spotify.
Can I create my own pixel art?
You can create pixel images and customise the screen, with the option to include text, alongside preset pictures.
How do I manage settings and artwork?
The product uses an app on iOS/Android, and the description says it’s easy to download with a QR code and navigate.
Does it also work as an alarm clock?
It’s described as a smart alarm clock where you can customise what appears on the display.
What else does it support besides Bluetooth?
The description states it supports TF card and radio.