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JBL GO portable Bluetooth speaker arrives at Rs 1,999

JBL Go portable Bluetooth speaker is exclusively available on Snapdeal.com at Rs 1,999.

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JBL Go, JBL Go portable Bluetooth speaker, JBL Go snapdeal JBL Go portable Bluetooth speaker is exclusively available on Snapdeal.com at Rs 1,999.

Sahil International has launched the JBL Go portable Bluetooth exclusively on Snapdeal.com. Priced at Rs 1,999, the JBL Go is a wireless ultra-portable Bluetooth speaker with mic including echo, noise cancellation and aux-in connection features. The speaker is powered by a 600 mAh rechargeable battery which claims to provide users with over 5 hours of play time once fully charged.

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