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JBL announces the Go+ speaker and the T205BT earphones along with its online store

Alongside the launches, JBL also announced a four-day mega sale which is due to begin on 7 August.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 07, 2018, 21:34:53 IST
Launching its online store in India, Harman International-owned brand, JBL on Monday announced the JBL Go+ Bluetooth speaker and the JBL T205BT wireless headphones in the country as well.[caption id="attachment_4913381" align="alignnone" width="1280"]JBL Go+ (left) and the T205BT earphones. Image: Harman International

JBL Go+ (left) and the T205BT earphones. Image: Harman International[/caption]The JBL Go+ has been launched with the price tag of Rs 3,499, while the T205BT has been priced at Rs 2,999. The JBL Go+ is quite similar to the older JBL Go, apart from the fact that it is a little larger and louder than its predecessor.The T205BT on the other hand, are a pair of Bluetooth earphones that feature 12.5mm drivers and are basically a wireless version of its the company's existing T205 earphones. JBL claims a battery life of up to 6 hours of playback on these after a full charge.Alongside the launches, JBL also announced a four-day mega sale which is due to begin on 7 August. The mega sale offers users discounts of up to 50 percent on products listed on their e-commerce store. Every 50th buyer during the sale period will also be awarded a free pair of Bluetooth headphones.To make the first purchase on the website even sweeter, JBL is offering an extended one-year warranty on products bought from the e-commerce store alongside an additional instant 10 percent cash back for HDFC credit card users.

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First Published:Aug 07, 2018, 21:34:53 IST
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