Buyers' guide: Best Bluetooth speakers living in India

I live in a small house, and I'm considering Bluetooth audio system for music playback. Please tell me if these are any good, and also assist with a few suggestions.

— Vinay Dubey, Supriyo Sen, Alok Ravindran

Bluetooth wireless speakers prove to be very convenient: There will be one for every budget, they fill up very little space, connect to multiple models - laptops, tablets and cell phone calls - wirelessly, and some of these require their own special features, including built/in microphones that let you answer hands free calls whenever your phone is affixed.

Marshall Stanmore (Rs 32, 500) boasts of a built-in bass unit and is defined as capable of clean sound even worries high levels. The speakers tennis a vintage design, complete with analogue pulls and a cloth grille. It comes with a three. 5mm port at the top (cable included), as well as an RCA and dvd input at the back, allowing easy interconnection for a variety of sources. Buy if you want a teacher that's a conversation starter because of its time honored looks and rich audio.

Following, there's Bose Soundlink Mini (Rs 16, 900) that boasts top sound quality — deep bass and even room-filling acoustics — in a small in size form factor. Buy if you want the best cd quality in wireless speakers. Additionally, the brand name and its classy type make it a great addition to any bachelors pad or bookshelf.

JBL Cost (Rs 6, 200) is a hand held speaker that's built to take knocks and bumps and bumps. It is capable of one specific full-bodied sound due to a built-in largemouth bass driver, with an output that's an adequate amount of to fill a medium-sized freedom. It doubles up as a battery power -— its 6, 000mAh depository can also charge your smartphone all year round its USB port. Buy excellent speaker that you can take along on road trips; an extra battery juice could be useful to power your phone.

Jabra Solemate (Rs 5, 900), JBL Flip 2 (Rs 5, 700), Creative Muvo 10 (Rs three, 700), Logitech UE Boombox (Rs 3, 300), and JBL Solemate Mini (Rs 3, 200) happen to be superb budget buys. The zoophysics on these models are not in the role of great as the Soundlink, or even the Cost, but they're still capable of first-rate, honest audio, and are equipped with one specific microphone that allows you to make clear hands-free involves. You also get a cable with the Jabra Solemates — for wired interconnection — that fits snugly into a step in the speaker base.

All of these swear value for money, and are great devices are generally looking for speakers to use at home, perfectly as to carry along regularly in your pack.

Note: All these devices come with an reliable port for wired audio, which means you can also use these with non-Bluetooth models as well.

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