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Amazon Great Freedom Sale 2025 brings up to 85% off on soundbars, speakers and home theatres with savings across brands


The Amazon Great Freedom Festival Sale 2025 kicked off on 31st July and will run until 6th August, bringing a wave of blockbuster deals on top audio gear. From soundbars and smart speakers to full blown home theatres, the discounts are live and tempting. If you’ve been eyeing a new setup or planning a living room upgrade, now’s the time.

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Portronics Dash 4 50W Wireless Bluetooth Party Speaker with Karaoke Mic, Upto 6 Hours Playtime, HD Sound, Bass Boost Technology, EQ Modes, 360° RGB Lights, BT 5.3v, AUX in, Type C…



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