Cellecor, one of India’s rapidly growing lifestyle and electronics brands, has announced a new addition to its audio lineup. The company has confirmed the launch of the Comet CBS-05 Pro, a wireless speaker that combines style with functionality. Built for those who appreciate both aesthetics and performance, the speaker is targeted at modern consumers who see their devices as part of their lifestyle.

Comet CBS-05 Pro key specifications, features

The Comet CBS-05 Pro has been developed to deliver strong sound while enhancing interiors with its premium fabric finish. It is powered by an 80W acoustic system that includes dual tweeters and a single driver to provide crisp and immersive audio.

The device is equipped with a 4,000mAh battery that supports up to 10 hours of continuous playback, along with Type-C fast charging for efficient recharging. Connectivity options are diverse, including Bluetooth v5.3, USB drive, SD card, 3.5mm AUX port, and 6.35mm wired microphone input, making it versatile enough for everyday listening or karaoke sessions.

With its compact yet elegant design, the Comet CBS-05 Pro is positioned as a product that fits seamlessly into homes, offices, and social spaces while delivering dependable audio performance.

Cellecor has also confirmed that alongside this launch, it is preparing to expand its lineup with upcoming party speakers aimed at music lovers and entertainers.

Comet CBS-05 Pro price in India, availability

The Comet CBS-05 Pro is priced at Rs 5,499 (~$62). It is available through Cellecor’s official retail outlets, its website, and several retail partners across India, including BIG C Mobiles, PAI International Electronics, LOT Mobiles, Sonovision Electronics, B New Mobiles, Happy Mobiles, Sathya Agencies, Sangeetha Mobiles, and Celekt Mobiles.

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