Bluetooth Speakers

Toshiba enters the audio segment as it launches a wide range of products and accessories in India

For Toshiba audio products, India is a strategic growth market which is estimated to reach billion dollar mark by 2020, he added.

JBL Flip 4 Review: A 2017 update to an already excellent Bluetooth waterproof speaker

If you already have the Flip 3, there is no reason to upgrade to JBL Flip 4, it is pretty much the same great player with a few upgrades.

Samsung launches its range of portable Bluetooth speakers; starting at Rs 2,799 in India

Samsung 'Level Box Slim' is available for Rs 6,699, 'Bottle speaker' is priced at Rs 4,999 and 'Scoop' speaker is available for Rs 2,799.

CES 2017: LG wants you to wear these speakers around your neck

The company has just announced that it will showcase the LG Tone Studio, a neckband with built-in speakers. The idea here is to directly throw audio onto your ears without having you to wear anything on them.

Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2: Feature rich player that packs a punch, but with weight issues

Popular audio company, Creative, has released yet another Bluetooth player but this time in the premium category with a lot of bells and whistles, but can it still pull its weight? Let’s find out.

Altec Lansing launches new audio range in India starting from Rs 1590

The new product range is priced between Rs 1,590 to Rs 4,390 and said to be compatible with all devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops

Logitech X100, Creative Woof 3, JBL Clip+ and more: 7 Bluetooth speakers to consider under Rs 10,000

We look at the seven best Bluetooth speakers you should invest in.

Creative Woof 3 Review: Plenty of woofs in this little Bluetooth speaker with FLAC support

CES 2016: Philips announces Sonos-like multi-room wireless speakers with Izzy range

The Philips Izzy range of multi-room Bluetooth speakers consist of the BM5, BM6, BM7, BM50 and Fidelio E6 detachable speakers all of which can work either individually or together upon pressing the 'Izzylink' button.

No Modi wave in gifting; here's what stingy Indian corporates are giving this Diwali

Most gifting companies say their business has increased around 30 percent, but the gifts in demand from corporates are low-value, low-margin products.