TEMPT has expanded its audio lineup with the launch of the CineBar 24W Portable Wireless RGB Soundbar. The new model is aimed at users looking for a compact soundbar that works across TVs, laptops, phones, and gaming setups without taking up much space.

The CineBar has a compact build with a clean rectangular shape. An RGB light strip runs across the front panel, adding a visual element while the unit is in use. The design keeps things simple and is suited for desk setups, small rooms, or portable use. It is positioned as a wired and wireless soundbar that can handle movies, music, and games on different devices.

In terms of audio hardware, the CineBar is powered by a 24W amplifier. It uses twin 52 mm drivers along with dual heavy-bass radiators. This setup is designed to deliver loud sound with a focus on low-frequency output while keeping voices clear. This makes it suitable for watching movies, streaming shows, playing games, and listening to music without external speakers.

The soundbar is backed by a 4000 mAh battery that offers up to 8 hours of playback on a single charge. Charging is done through a Type-C port, and the battery can reach full charge in under 3 hours.

Wireless connectivity is handled via Bluetooth v5.4, with a claimed wireless range of up to 15 meters. The CineBar also supports TWS, allowing users to pair two CineBar units together for stereo sound output.

For users who prefer wired or offline playback, the CineBar includes multiple input options. These include USB, TF card, and AUX input support, making it compatible with a wide range of source devices without extra accessories.

Pricing & availability

The TEMPT CineBar 24W Portable Wireless RGB Soundbar is priced at Rs. 1,699 and is available for purchase through TemptIndia.com and Amazon.in.

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