Environment Day - Solar Powered Wireless Speaker

Here is a gadget on the Environment Day - Solar Powered Wireless Speaker. UBON, India’s home-grown gadget accessory and consumer electronics brand that specialises in Bluetooth speakers, headphones, chargers, cables and many other nifty gadgets amps up its wireless portfolio with the all new SP – 115 X- Planet Solar Powered True Wireless Speaker (TWS). The solar powered wireless speaker is equipped with USB charging, LED flashlight, portable speaker, FM Radio, Support TF card and hand strap. It comes with multiple connectivity options, such as, USB Port, Micro TF/SD Card. Also, when you get bored of your playlist you can easily switch to radio mode and tune into your favourite FM stations.

UBON SP – 115 X- Planet Solar Powered Wireless Speaker comes in stylish Black, Sky Blue, Blue, and Red color and priced at INR 1,699/- and can be bought from all the leading retail stores and e-commerce platforms.

Commenting on the new launch, Mandeep Arora, MD, UBON said, “We at UBON always strive to develop and offer the best in design, durable, and sophisticated products to our customers at a very affordable price. We are confident that the product will strike the right chord with Indian users. Be it travel, office, or house parties, it is engineered impeccably to give the finest possible user experience designed for all-purpose. Our motive is to cater to every age group and every user.”

This speaker comes with the latest built-in TWS feature via Wireless V5.0 and can be paired via Bluetooth to the soundtrack up to 10 meters operating range. This speaker offers a power backup with the support of an inbuilt 1200 mAh battery. The speaker weighs 300 grams and comes with a splash proof and dust-proof body.

This gadget is not only powered by solar energy, but is also from a Make in India company. It remains to be seen how much the customers appreciate this effort.

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