Chinese tech start-up Tronsmart is known for its impressive audio products that sometimes give the likes of JBL a run for their money. The company has just launched a new line of audio devices – the Halo Series. The Tronsmart Halo Series is comprised of the Halo 100 and Halo 110 Party Speakers. The products combine an impressive sound system with lighting effects, making them perfect for parties and other social events.

The Halo 100 is a 60 W sound system that features a woofer, two mid-tweeters, a treble tweeter, and a 5.6-in passive radiator crafted towards delivering a vivid sound output. On its part, the Halo 110 is nearly identical to the Halo 100, but it comes with a microphone for karaoke, making it a great choice for karaoke lovers. The Halo 110 does not have the 1.22-inch treble tweeter found in the Halo 100 but that won’t likely affect the audio output.

In addition, both the Halo 100 and Halo 110 come with five lighting modes, including an option to sync the lights with the music. In terms of battery life, the speakers can last up to 18 hours of use on a single charge. The battery can also be fully charged in about six hours.

Furthermore, the portable speakers have a Bluetooth range of up to 15 m, which means you can connect to them from a distance of up to 49 ft. The speakers have a built-in fabric handle, which makes it easy to transport them from room to room or from one location to another. The speakers measure 287 x 198x 150 mm and weigh 2.72 kg. The Tronsmart Halo Series Party Speaker can be controlled using Siri or Google Assistant voice commands. With this feature, functions such as adjustment of the volume, skipping songs, and other tasks can be performed with a voice prompt.

As for the prices, the Tronsmart Halo 100 speaker will be sold in the UK for £89.99. The vanilla model will also be sold in some parts of Europe such as Spain, Italy, and France for €99.99. On the other hand, the Halo 110 will retail for €119.99 in Europe. The company has also disclosed that both speaker models will be available in the US in February.

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