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France-based luxury audio brand Devialet&nbsp;launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and&nbsp;it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there.

The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish.

According to the company, it took them one year to design this beauty and we must say that the company did a good job.&nbsp;

The design is undoubtedly impressive and with its sharp finish, the Devialet Phantom Reactor looks very elegant.

In terms of audio quality, the Phantom Reactor is powerful. It delivers unprecedented power with zero distortion or background noise. 
The audio experience is thrilling.

The phantom reactor is unrivalled because, despite its diminutive size, it manages to produce such big sound that it will move you, even at low volume.&nbsp;

Also, it's capable of handling intense power and pressure.

The Phantom Reactor comes in two output variants - 600 watts and 900 watts.

They can be configured in either solo or stereo modes.

The Phantom Reactor 600 is priced at &nbsp;Rs 1,09,000, and the 900 watts variant can be bought for Rs 1,29,000.&nbsp;

We do think it's the finest wireless Bluetooth speaker available in India right now.

So, if you need a hi-fi compact Bluetooth speaker, and the price is not a deterrent, you must try Phantom Reactor 600.

France-based luxury audio brand Devialet launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there. The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish.

France-based luxury audio brand Devialet launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there. The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish. According to the company, it took them one year to design this beauty and we must say that the company did a good job. The design is undoubtedly impressive and with its sharp finish, the Devialet Phantom Reactor looks very elegant. In terms of audio quality, the Phantom Reactor is powerful. It delivers unprecedented power with zero distortion or background noise. The audio experience is thrilling. The phantom reactor is unrivalled because, despite its diminutive size, it manages to produce such big sound that it will move you, even at low volume. Also, it's capable of handling intense power and pressure. The Phantom Reactor comes in two output variants - 600 watts and 900 watts. They can be configured in either solo or stereo modes. The Phantom Reactor 600 is priced at Rs 1,09,000, and the 900 watts variant can be bought for Rs 1,29,000. We do think it's the finest wireless Bluetooth speaker available in India right now. So, if you need a hi-fi compact Bluetooth speaker, and the price is not a deterrent, you must try Phantom Reactor 600.

Devialet's ultra-compact Phantom Reactor speakers launched in new elegant design

With so many smartwatches available in India, we are spoilt for choice; and even though there's no dearth of options there are very few smartwatches that are truly worth the money.&nbsp; 
&nbsp; 
So let's see if the recently-released Huawei Watch GT 2 fits the bill.

One of the major highlights of the Huawei Watch GT 2 is its battery. According to the company, the smartwatch can last up to two weeks on a single charge.

Like many other smartwatches, it can be paired with a phone via Bluetooth. Huawei claims it offers Bluetooth connectivity up to 150 metres.

It is powered by Huawei's first self-developed wearable chip, which ensures high operation performance and low power consumption.

GT 2 features a minimalist aesthetic design. It has a 3D curved glass with a bezel-less watch face. Also, there are a variety of watch faces available for users to select and customise. Its 1.39-inch AMOLED display is bright and the touch experience is also good.&nbsp;

The Huawei Watch GT 2 is compatible with 15 sports including eight outdoor sports and seven indoor sports. Talking about heart rate monitoring, it notifies the user if the heart rate is above 100 beats per minute or below 50 beats per minute.

It also has a sleep monitoring function.

The watch comes in three variants at different price points, the 46 mm sport model in black costs Rs 15,990; the 46 mm leather edition is priced at Rs 17, 990; and the 46mm metal variant comes with a price tag of Rs 21,990.

So which one would you pick?

With so many smartwatches available in India, we are spoilt for choice; and even though there's no dearth of options there are very few smartwatches that are truly worth the money.

With so many smartwatches available in India, we are spoilt for choice; and even though there's no dearth of options there are very few smartwatches that are truly worth the money. So let's see if the recently-released Huawei Watch GT 2 fits the bill. One of the major highlights of the Huawei Watch GT 2 is its battery. According to the company, the smartwatch can last up to two weeks on a single charge. Like many other smartwatches, it can be paired with a phone via Bluetooth. Huawei claims it offers Bluetooth connectivity up to 150 metres. It is powered by Huawei's first self-developed wearable chip, which ensures high operation performance and low power consumption. GT 2 features a minimalist aesthetic design. It has a 3D curved glass with a bezel-less watch face. Also, there are a variety of watch faces available for users to select and customise. Its 1.39-inch AMOLED display is bright and the touch experience is also good. The Huawei Watch GT 2 is compatible with 15 sports including eight outdoor sports and seven indoor sports. Talking about heart rate monitoring, it notifies the user if the heart rate is above 100 beats per minute or below 50 beats per minute. It also has a sleep monitoring function. The watch comes in three variants at different price points, the 46 mm sport model in black costs Rs 15,990; the 46 mm leather edition is priced at Rs 17, 990; and the 46mm metal variant comes with a price tag of Rs 21,990. So which one would you pick?

Packed with 2-week battery life, is Huawei Watch GT 2 worth the price?

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