Portronics introduces Apollo 20 Bluetooth speaker in India at ₹2,549- All details
Portronics has introduced a new Bluetooth speaker dubbed Apollo 20 for karaoke lovers with dual wireless mics. The speaker offers 25W of audio output that includes dual passive radiators for clear and deep bass sound. The mics and speaker both come with RGB lighting that changes light effects based on voice and echo controls, enhancing the vibe of the party. With Apollo 20, Portronics is offering up to 5 hours of playback time and supports fast charging with a Type-C port.
Portronics Apollo 20 Bluetooth speaker comes with Bluetooth 5.4 for a wide range of connectivity. Users can also opt for AUX and USB connections. Additionally, the speaker has a compact build; therefore, users can easily carry the device around using the easy grip handle. It also has a splash-proof exterior, enabling users to keep it indoors or take it outside without many worries. Hence, the company said, 'Apollo 20 offers the perfect combination of entertainment and portability.'
The Portronics Apollo 20 Bluetooth speaker is priced at Rs. 2549. It is available in a single black colour option to match the subtle and aesthetic design with the RGB lighting. Interested buyers can purchase this budget speaker from the Portronics website, Amazon.in, Flipkart.com, and offline retail stores as well. With the purchase, the company is also offering a 12-month warranty.
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