ACwO, a pioneering D2C audio brand endorsed by Sunil Chhetri, concludes 2023 with a bold step in innovation by unveiling India’s inaugural Dual Sharing Wireless TWS with Wireless Charging, known as DwOTS Fire.
The launch, slated on Myntra, ONDC Network, and www.acwo.com, signals a paradigm shift by promoting shared experiences through sound, aligning with their campaign ‘Share the Bud, Share the Love,’ backed by Sunil Chhetri.
As per a press release, DwOTS Fire sets a new standard by allowing users to connect both in-ear and half-in-ear buds separately, offering versatility tailored to individual preferences. With six dedicated equalizer modes for music, theatre, balanced audio in different bud styles, and gaming, it promises an immersive audio journey.
The innovative device integrates fast-charging wireless technology and environmental noise reduction, ensuring uninterrupted usage. Boasting a combined battery life of 52 hours, these touch-sensitive, voice assistant-activated buds are tailored for fast-paced lifestyles, featuring V5.3 Bluetooth technology, water and sweat resistance, snug fits, and seamless device connectivity.
Sunil Chhetri, the National Football Team captain and ACwO’s brand ambassador, hailed DwOTS Fire as a game-changer in audio quality and innovation, foreseeing its wide acclaim.
An emotive ad film featuring Chhetri highlights the product’s uniqueness and TWS’s ability to foster connected audio experiences. DwOTS Fire is available on Myntra, ONDC, and www.acwo.com, reinforcing ACwO’s commitment to delivering disruptive, lifestyle-enhancing products in the audio domain.
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