Rock out with Boom7Pro, a speaker set to blow your socks off!

 

 

Rock out with Boom7Pro, a speaker set to blow your socks off!

Tired of the tinny, low-quality music emanating from the average Bluetooth speaker?

Given that we spend over 30 hours every week listening to music - consciously or not - it's important to have the best of the best in quality speakers.

Once you experience the rich, raw, and full power of Boom7Pro, you will never look back. Watch this amazing video to find out how it works...
 
Use it in any room in your house, take it with you in the car, and benefit from being able to listen to music for eight hours or use hands-free calling. What's more, the music quality is unlike anything else you would have experienced in a portable bluetooth speaker.

It offers crystal-clear clarity, raw and deep bass, and none of that echo-y and tinny sound you get from inferior quality products! Select your tracks on the touch screen display, and enjoy the enhancement of the in-built subwoofer.
 

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