Devialet Mania Opera Rouge speaker launched in India: Price, specs and more

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French luxury audio brand Devialet has launched an exclusive edition of its Devialet Mania speaker. This new speaker is designed to reflect the aesthetic of the ballet house Opera de Paris.

The speaker features a garnet red finish, inspired by the Palais Garnier. Its handle and woofers are coated in a deep burgundy shade that complements the overall design. The frame has a gold-plated finish made with a 24-carat gold alloy and a brushed texture, reflecting the design approach of the Opéra de Paris collection. The special edition of Devialet Mania includes the main functionalities from the original model and provides a portable sound experience.

Devialet Mania Opera Rouge speaker: Price and availability

The Devialet Mania Opéra Rouge will be available in India starting November 6 nd can be purchased via selected retailers for Rs 1,24,999.

Devialet Mania Opera Rouge speaker: Key highlights

Here are the key specs and features of the new Devialet Mania Opera Rouge speaker:

Section	Details
Key Technology	Active Stereo Calibration (ASC) uses four microphones to detect the speaker’s position in a room and adjust the audio output in real time.
Audio Design	360 Cross-Stereo Architecture delivers wide and immersive stereo sound.
Bass Performance	Devialet’s SAM (Speaker Active Matching) technology that maintains consistent and balanced bass reproduction.
Battery Life	Provides up to 10 hours of playback on a single charge.
Smart Features	Includes the Alexa voice assistant for voice control.
Connectivity Options	Supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, Spotify Connect, and AirPlay through the DOS 2 platform (Devialet App) for flexible connectivity.
Design Collaboration	A collaboration between the Paris National Opera and Devialet, combining sound engineering with French artistic heritage.
Aesthetic Details	Each product features a golden finish that references the gilded interiors of the Palais Garnier.
Cultural Contribution	The collaboration, started in 2017, supports the promotion of French culture and contributes to artistic projects at the Paris National Opera.