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Audio Pro Addon T3+ portable speaker

Audio Pro releases Addon T3+ portable speaker

Posted on September 6, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

T3+ introduced to meet Bluetooth device demand

Having recently released the P5, the smallest option in Audio Pro’s line-up of Bluetooth speakers, the Swedish audio company has now introduced the Addon T3+ portable speaker to enhance outdoor activities.

An updated version of the original battery-powered Addon T3 speaker, which was introduced in 2015, the Addon T3+ retains the 30 hour battery life and adds optimised audio and new external design details.

Back in 2019, after four years of popularity, the original Addon T3 was earmarked for discontinuation as part of Audio Pro’s move to embrace multi room products.
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