New Delhi: This week saw a wave of new gadget launches across categories, from premium home audio systems to compact personal care devices and stylish wearables. Leading the lineup are offerings from JBL, Dyson, boAt, Sennheiser and Noise, each bringing something unique to the market.
From immersive soundbars to a travel-friendly hair dryer, here is a detailed look at the most notable launches of the week.
JBL Bar MK2 series marks 80-year milestone
JBL has unveiled its new Bar MK2 soundbar series in India to celebrate 80 years in the audio industry. The lineup is designed to deliver a cinema-like experience at home with features such as detachable wireless surround speakers and support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
The soundbars also integrate HARMAN’s MultiBeam 3.0 technology for immersive sound projection. Additional features like SmartDetails enhance audio clarity, AI Sound Boost improves bass performance, and PureVoice 2.0 ensures clearer dialogue.
The range includes multiple models, with the flagship Bar 1300MK2 featuring a dual 8-inch subwoofer. Pricing starts at ₹64,999 for the Bar 500MK2 and goes up to ₹1,74,999 for the top-end model.
Dyson Supersonic Travel goes compact
Dyson has introduced the Supersonic Travel hair dryer, a compact version of its popular Supersonic range. The device is 32 per cent smaller and 25 per cent lighter, making it ideal for users on the move.
Despite its reduced size, it retains key features such as intelligent heat control to prevent damage and engineered airflow for efficient drying. It also supports global voltage compatibility and works with existing Supersonic attachments.
The product is currently available in select global markets, with India launch details yet to be announced.
boAt Aavante Prime X enters home theatre space
Homegrown brand boAt has expanded its portfolio with the Aavante Prime X, its first truly wireless soundbar system. The device offers a 7.1.4 channel setup with Dolby Atmos and a 700W RMS output.
It includes detachable wireless rear speakers and a wireless subwoofer, aiming to simplify home theatre setups without compromising on performance. Connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.3, HDMI (eARC), and optical input.
The Aavante Prime X is priced at ₹37,999 as an introductory offer, later increasing to ₹39,999, and will be available across major online and retail platforms in India.
Sennheiser bets on wired audio revival
Sennheiser has launched the CX 80U in-ear and HD 400U over-ear wired headphones with USB-C connectivity in India. The move highlights a renewed focus on simple, high-quality audio without the need for charging or pairing.
Both models support up to 24-bit/96kHz audio for high-resolution playback. The HD 400U features a closed-back design for better noise isolation, while the CX 80U offers a compact in-ear fit.
The CX 80U is priced at ₹1,990, while the HD 400U costs ₹5,990. Both are available via online and offline retail channels.
NoiseFit Diva Araya blends style with smart features
Noise has introduced the NoiseFit Diva Araya, a jewellery-inspired smartwatch targeting style-conscious users. The device features a ceramic build with a glossy finish and decorative stones, making it stand out as both a wearable and an accessory.
It comes with an AMOLED display offering up to 850 nits brightness and includes features like cycle tracking, overnight skin temperature monitoring, SOS alerts, and Bluetooth calling.
The smartwatch is available at an introductory price of ₹4,999, with multiple strap options.
Conclusion
This week’s gadget launches reflect a strong push towards combining performance with convenience and design. From immersive audio systems to compact personal devices and stylish wearables, brands are focusing on delivering more value across categories. As competition intensifies, consumers can expect even more innovation in the coming months, particularly in the Indian market where demand continues to grow rapidly.