Lyne Originals launches affordable TWS, speakers and more, price starts at Rs 199
Lyne Originals
has expanded its product lineup with the launch of four new products —
Rover 49 Neckband
,
CoolPods 3 Pro TWS
,
JukeBox 6 Pro
Bluetooth Speaker, and
Photon 34 Wired Earphones
. With advanced features like
Bluetooth 5.4
, active noise cancellation, and dynamic bass, these products deliver exceptional sound quality at prices starting from just Rs 199, ensuring affordability without compromising innovation.
Rover 49 neckband
Designed for durability and long playback, the Rover 49 neckband offers a massive 60-hour backup with a standby time of 1600 hours, powered by Bluetooth Version 5.4. Its Type-C charging port ensures quick top-ups, while the 10.2mm speaker driver delivers crisp and immersive sound. Featuring Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), this neckband is crafted for both calls and music.
CoolPods 3 Pro TWS
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The CoolPods 3 Pro brings a feature-rich experience with 40 hours of total backup and Bluetooth Version 5.4. Tailored for gamers and professionals alike, it comes with Hall Switch Function, Game Mode, and Type-C fast charging. A Quad Silicon Mic setup combined with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) ensures pristine audio and call clarity. The 12mm speaker driver produces bold sound.
JukeBox 6 Pro
With a 10W sound output and 6 hours of music time, the JukeBox 6 Pro is built for those who like their music loud and portable. It includes an in-built mobile phone holder, ideal for streaming or video calls. The speaker supports USB, AUX, and TF card slots, and runs on Bluetooth Version 5.3, ensuring wide compatibility.
Photon 34 wired earphones
The Photon 34 is a reliable wired solution featuring a Type-C connector, 10mm driver unit, and a 1.2m cord length. Tuned for dynamic bass, it offers surround sound and a high-definition microphone, making it a great companion for calls, meetings, music, and gaming. Whether at work or on the move, the Photon 34 ensures consistent and rich audio quality.
Price and availability
All four products are available across India via leading mobile accessory outlets and online platforms.
Introductory prices of the newly launched smart accessories are as follows –
Rover 49 Neckband – Rs 549
CoolPods 3 Pro TWS – Rs 1049
JukeBox 6 Pro Speaker – Rs 899
Photon 34 Wired Earphones – Rs 199
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