Zebronics Zeb Smart Bot Launched in India, the Company's First Smart Speaker
Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot Launched in India, the Company's First Smart Speaker d725n
The sleek looking speaker from Zebronics comes with a 360-degree IR blaster. 2j215e
By Satvik Khare | Updated: 8 March 2021 19:45 IST
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Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot's design is simple with volume, media, and microphone mute buttons.
Highlights
Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot is available on Amazon and company site
It features a 360-degree IR blaster for non-smart devices
Zebronics touts dual far-field mics for better voice reception
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Zebronics, an Indian brand popularly known for audio equipment, has introduced its first smart speaker called the Zeb-Smart Bot. Powered by Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant, the smart speaker can also remotely control various functions in a home. It can also help you stay connected with the news, your smart devices, and can schedule your appointments too. It also features a 360-degree infrared (IR) blaster to connect any device with an IR receiver.
Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot price in India, availability 542rn
Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot specifications, features 416a4g
The Alexa enabled, and thanks to the virtual assistant's smart home framework, lets you control various smart devices by voice. Thanks to the 360-degree IR blaster onboard, s can also control non-smart devices like an air conditioner. It is also equipped with a dual far-field microphone for better voice reception. The design is simple with media and volume controls on the top.
Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot can be configured and connected to the Internet using the Zeb-Home app - available for both Android and iOS - and Amazon Alexa apps.
The smart speaker has a rated output of 5W (RMS), with a 3.81cm driver and 4 ohm impedance. The Zebronics Zeb-Smart Bot offers Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth v4.2 connectivity, has a frequency response range of 150Hz to 20kHz, and weighs 388 grams. It also features a microphone off button, to help s protect their privacy.
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