Well, when it comes to audio systems, there are very few that can match Harman Kardon. Those who don’t know, JBL is also a product of Harman. Now, Reliance Digital, India’s largest electronics chain has partnered with Harman aiming to incorporate customized audio solutions to their consumers for its own private label, Reconnect.
Reconnect range of electronic products include home appliances such as juicers, sandwich maker, coffee maker and kettle; entertainment products including LED TVs, HDTV, USB DVD players and multimedia speakers; beauty care items such as including hair dryer and hair styler; and other electronic utilities such as vacuum cleaner, emergency light and torch.
Speaking about the partnership, Harmon in a press statement announced that Reconnect FULL HD LED would be the first product of the Reliance – Harman partnership, to roll out. Four Kardon speakers will be made available with this 42-inch Reconnect Full HD LED.
The launch of Reconnect is a significant step ahead of Reliance Digital, which is currently India’s fastest growing retail chain of electronic products. Through Reconnect Reliance Digital hopes to extend its value proposition further by offering customers “ultra-modern gadgets and the cutting-edge technology, at the crux of which lies the idea of making the world a happier place by letting one reconnect with the moments, the people and the emotions.”
Let’s hope Reliance Digital and Harman can work together to offer great products at competitive prices.
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