Boat Aavante Bar Vs Marq Soundbar: Which Is Better?

Boat (boAt), a low-cost headphone and speaker brand, is expanding into the home audio market with the Aavante soundbar. The Aavante includes a wired subwoofer with a 2.1 channel output.

MarQ on the other end is a Flipkart initiative that manufactures low-cost, high-quality electronic appliances. So far, their products, which are aimed at Indian middle-class families, have received positive feedback. One of their most recent offerings is a Bluetooth soundbar. A detailed MarQ Soundbar review is provided below, along with all of its specifications and a comparison to Bluetooth soundbar’s incomparable price ranges.

Boat Aavante Bar vs Marq Soundbar: Comparison Chart

PARTICULARS	Marq Soundbar	Boat Aavante bar
Sales Package	1 AUX Cable, 1 Sound Bar, 1 Sub-woofer, 1 Wall Mounting Set, 1 User Manual, 1 Remote	1 Speaker, 1 Usb to C-cable
Portable	No	YES
Bluetooth	YES 2.1 withEDR	YES
Display Type	LED	N/A
Warranty Summary	1 Year Manufacturing Warranty	1 Year Manufacturing Warranty

Boat Aavante Bar vs Marq Soundbar: Detailed Analysis

Design

Marq Soundbar Design It can be combined with your television to create a true one-of-a-kind home theatre experience. Another flaw of the soundbar is the lack of a memory card slot. It operates at a frequency of 45 to 20KHz. It has a 4-ohm resistance. At the moment, it is only available in black. It is compatible with a wide range of devices such as laptops, tablets, televisions, smartphones, and computers.

Inside the Marq, soundbar is a digital amplifier with DSP. The soundbar includes a remote controller that allows for remote control of its functions. The Subwoofer has a width of 170mm, a height of 380mm, and a depth of 306mm. This soundbar is a worthy addition to your home due to its sleek design and bass-boosting capabilities. 7000INR is an affordable price. While The Boat Avante stands out in terms of design because of its unusual, angled front. The modern design works well in a variety of settings. The overall length of the bar is roughly equivalent to a 40-42-inch television, so make sure you have enough room for it.

The entire front panel is encased in a fashionable speaker grill, with a small digital display in the centre (connectivity status and volume level only). The control buttons are on the right side, while the connectivity is on the back.

The variety of connectivity options, which included optical, aux, HDMI, Bluetooth, and a USB port for direct media playback, impressed us. It allows you to connect to multiple devices (TV, smartphone, USB drive) at the same time and switch between them using the remote. The remote control, on the other hand, did not sit well with us. It lacks the Aavante’s premium appearance and feels.

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Audio Quality

It does, however, have an odd quirk. When you turn it on, it immediately starts playing at a volume of 15, which is far too loud. It should either keep the previous volume setting or provide the option to lower the default volume in the Marq Soundbar.

Overall, the audio quality is excellent, especially given the low price. The Aavante is a good choice if you want to improve the sound on your television without spending a lot of money.

While the audio quality of the MarQ Soundbar is excellent, the device’s power output is only 120W. This soundbar’s best feature is its sound quality. It produces high-definition, crystal-clear sound. This amplifier has a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 72dB. Because the 3.5mm cable is prone to breakage, connect it to your TV via HDMI for the best HD sound output.

Bass

The 120W soundbar includes a subwoofer with deep bass and high volume. The soundbar itself produces a lot of basses. The bass output can be increased by up to threefold when a subwoofer is added to the mix. When we pay more than $600 for a speaker, we expect crystal clear sound with incredible bass, and the MarQ soundbar delivers on both counts.

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Performance

We used a Bluetooth-enabled soundbar with optical audio. The Aavante is said to have a 120W RMS output, and we were pleasantly surprised by its volume. The soundbar improves both video and audio clarity, while the subwoofer adds some bass.

We found the bass levels to be adequate for the majority of applications at the default setting due to the fact that it is a downward-firing subwoofer. For bass-heavy dance music, set the bass to level 3 or use the remote to select a different preset.

There is only one USB port on it. It is compatible with all Android and iOS devices. Furthermore, HDMI connections are supported. Everything works as it should, and the connection is flawless. Bluetooth, AUX, and HDMI ARC connections are all operational. The LED indicators assist you in determining the mode of connection and volume level. In a matter of seconds, the soundbar connects to Bluetooth devices. The AUX cable that comes with the device is of poor quality. It is recommended that you purchase a high-quality AUX cable if you intend to use the AUX input mode.

Boat Aavante Bar vs Marq Soundbar: Final Verdict

In general, the audio quality of the Boat Avante Soundbar is excellent for the price. The Aavante is a good choice if you want to improve the sound on your television without spending a lot of money. The MarQ by Flipkart FS23S soundbar, on the other hand, maybe the best under ten thousand rupees. Despite its flaws, the soundbar eventually produces a sound that rivals that of a high-end speaker such as this. Overall, you can’t go wrong with this work of art for 7000 INR.

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