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Test boAt speakers at Croma before you buy
Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · Indian Express - Business ·
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Representative image · PexelsBuying a new speaker involves looking at more than just basic features like audio quality, bass, sound level, design, compatibility and usability. Listening to a device in person before you buy helps you pick one that fits your lifestyle. Customers can visit Croma to test the boAt Aavante Bar Prime Soniq-D and boAt Equicore speakers firsthand.
Features
The boAt Aavante Bar Prime Soniq-D works well for home audio and casual gatherings. It includes two wireless UHF microphones, games capability, RGB lightings, and a guitar input for interactive music. Meanwhile, the boAt PartyPal Ultra connects through Bluetooth 5.3, AUX, TF Card, or USB. It also features DJ music and Bass Drop capabilities, and users can connect it with the boAt Hearables App for extra control.
Context
Retail stores often let customers try electronics in person so they can check the sound quality and features before spending money. Trying out products like speakers helps buyers avoid surprises and find items that match their daily needs.
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