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Cowin Thunder portable Bluetooth speaker review: Great idea with satisfactory execution

Cowin Thunder portable Bluetooth speaker review: Great idea with satisfactory execution

Posted on September 30, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Cowin Thunder is a relatively new sub-£100/$150 portable Bluetooth speaker, released back in May. So, what separates this speaker from the sea of portable Bluetooth speakers available? For one, it includes built-in vibration technology that aims to turn whatever surface its on into a speaker for a truly different experience. Does it live up to expectations, or should you go for something more conventional? Read on and find out.
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