Sound Technology

Sennheiser said that the new SoundProtex earplugs protect users against hearing damage in loud environments while allowing them to hear the necessary sounds

French consumer electronics brand Thomson, through its brand licensee Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd (SPPL), on Thursday announced its foray into the Indian audio market with the launch of soundbars here. Thomson, which is already present here in the TV and other appliances segments, also has plans to expand its play into the audio segment by launching more products in the soundbar and entering into the larger speaker and party speakers segment, SPPL CEO Avneet Singh Marwah said. As part of SPPL, it has invested Rs 50 crore to set up a new manufacturing unit at its existing Noida plant, which will produce half a million units in a year, he added. "We are aiming to have a 10 per cent market share of the audio segment in the online channels," Marwah said. According to Marwah, the Indian audio market is experiencing rapid growth. Sales of products such as soundbars have increased after a rise in sales of 4K smart TVs and the growing consumption of OTT content. "Now 85 per cent of customer

The Zebronics ZEB-Juke Bar 1000 is available for purchase on e-commerce platforms Amazon India and Flipkart

The Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Plus is a premium audio system with a matching price. It is a feature-packed sound bar with punchy and spacious sound for theatre-like experience at home

The Sony HT-S2000 sound bar is offered with an optional subwoofer (SW3/SW5) and rear speaker (SA-RS3S)

The magnetic back of the earbuds offers a surprise deal as they automatically pause streaming when joined together, and eventually resume it when separated

It comes with the latest version of Bluetooth that covers a wide range and also comes with a digital display for instant information

Priced at Rs 22,999, the ZEB-Juke Bar 9750 soundbar will be available on the e-commerce platform Amazon from November 24

We spend an insane amount of time on our phones and many of us also listen to music on them

Payment start-ups opting for sound tech, finding it a far more reliable and cost-effective way to authenticate for both citizen and merchant entities