Ubon SP-85 party speaks with 20 hours of battery life launched, priced at Rs 3,999
Upon has expanded its product lineup in India with the launch of its latest party speaker —
UBON SP-85
. The device is backed by a 4,000 mAh battery and promises to offer up to 20 hours of music playback on a single charge. The party speaker coms with 30W power output and support Bluetooth version 5.3. 'The SP-85 is a perfect fusion of power, performance, and portability. It's built for those who live loud and love music without limits,' said the company.
Price and availability
The UBON SP-85 Party Speaker is available now at a price of Rs 3,999, across leading retail outlets and major e-commerce platforms.
UBON SP-85 key features
* 30W High-Powered Output for immersive sound
* Up to 20 Hours Playtime with 4000 mAh battery
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* Bluetooth v5.3 for seamless connectivity
* Multi-input support: USB, TF Card & FM Radio
* Stylish Carrying Belt for easy portability
* Bold Colour Options:
* Black with vibrant orange controls
* Sleek black with matching grey accents
Recently, Ubon J18 Future Pods TWS in India. Priced at Rs 2499, the Ubon J18 Future Pods are now available for purchase on UBON's official website and through authorised retail outlets across India.
Ubon J18 Future Pods comes with a smart charging case which has a 1.45-inch LED touch-screen display. Incoming calls, text messages, music playback, social media notifications and more will be visible on it. Users can also take selfies through this as well. Users can swipe the display to unlock the pods and while watching a video they can also play and pause through the display. Moreover, users can even change the wallpapers of the display.
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