Voice-controlled electronic device

A voice-controlled electronic device comprising:

• a device housing having a longitudinal axis bisecting opposing top and bottom surfaces and a side surface extending between the top and bottom surfaces;
• a computer-readable memory disposed within the device housing;
• a microphone disposed within the device housing;
• a processor disposed within the device housing and coupled to the computer-readable memory, the processor configured to execute computer instructions stored in the computer-readable memory for interacting with a user via a voice assistant by processing voice commands received by the microphone;
• a wireless communication system disposed within the device housing;
• a first transducer disposed within the device housing and configured to generate sound waves within a first frequency range;
• a second transducer disposed within the device housing and configured to generate sound waves within a second frequency range lower than the first frequency range, the microphone being configured to received sound reflected off an obstruction in vicinity of the device and the processor configured to adjust an audio output of the first transducer or the second transducer based on the received sound reflected off the obstruction;
• an outer cover having a pattern formed thereon and disposed over the side surface of the device housing concealing audio components positioned beneath the outer cover, wherein the outer cover provides a consistent exterior surface of the voice-controlled electronic device and allows audio waves generated by the first transducer and the second transducer to pass through the outer cover;
• a touch-sensitive user interface disposed at the top surface of the device housing, the touch-sensitive user interface comprising capacitive touch sensors arranged to implement first and second touch buttons symmetrically positioned on opposite sides of the longitudinal axis, the first touch button enabling a user to increase speaker volume and the second touch button enabling a user to decrease speaker volume;
• a main logic board disposed within the device housing and having the processor mounted thereon;
• a second circuit board disposed within the device housing along a plane that is spaced apart from the touch-sensitive user interface and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the second circuit board having a plurality of LEDs formed thereon that are aligned to illuminate one or more portions of the touch-sensitive user interface;
• a power supply unit disposed within the device housing and configured to supply power to the voice-controlled electronic device;
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• an amplifier board electrically coupled to the power supply unit and configured to provide power to the first and second transducers.