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Bangalore-based designer brand Fanzart has launched ‘Melody’, a new collection of ceiling fans that are equipped with Bluetooth speakers and an LED light kit.
Besides keeping your room cool, ‘Melody’ can also play the music of your choice. It works like an entertainment device that can be seamlessly paired to your Bluetooth device for functionality.
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With a premium 10W speaker fitted to the hub, the fan can project music across the room. The bright ring LED light set around the speaker offers a mellow ambient white light setting.
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Melody also comes with an infrared remote control for wind speed/light and fan settings.
As far as its core functionality is concerned, Melody claims its angular blades provide 3X airflow. Like all Fanzart products, the Whisper Quiet Technology that helps deliver sound seamlessly applies to Melody too.
Priced at Rs 29,990, the designer fan is available across the over 40 franchise stores of Fanzart, and also on Amazon.
“The fan does not just score in good looks but beyond, bringing the sound-and-light show in your living room. It’s time the age-old fan got a designer makeover”, says CEO of Fanzart Anil Lala.
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