Inbase Torque Bluetooth speaker launched in India, priced at Rs 899
Inbase technology has expanded its product lineup with the launch of its affordable Bluetooth speaker — Torque. The company claims that the speaker can deliver deep bass and feature 8W high-performing drivers. The company claims that the Bluetooth speaker can offer up to 7 hours of battery backup on a single charge.
Price and availability
The Inbase Bluetooth speaker comes with an introductory price tag of Rs 899. Customers can purchase the Bluetooth speaker online from www.inbasetech.in, popular online shopping platforms, and all major offline retailers.
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* 8W Punchy Deep Bass Sound: Delivers crisp, rich, and punchy audio—perfect for home, travel, or spontaneous jam sessions.
* Multi-color LED Mood Light: Built-in Sense Light pulses with every beat, creating a mini light show that enhances the listening vibe.
* True Wireless Stereo (TWS) Mode: Inbase Torque comes equipped with TWS functionality, allowing users to pair two speakers wirelessly for a seamless, stereo-like surround sound experience.
* IPX6 Water Resistance: Rugged enough to handle showers, pool parties, or beach days without worry.
* 7-Hour Playtime: Long-lasting battery ensures uninterrupted music from morning workouts to midnight hangouts.
* Type-C Fast Charging: Modern and convenient charging support for on-the-go lifestyles.
* Bluetooth 5.3: Offers smooth and stable connectivity across smartphones, laptops, and tablets.
* Built-in Microphone: Take calls, record voice notes, or chat hands-free without needing to reach for your phone.
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