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Marshall Tufton Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Black

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Brand Marshall
Model Name Marshall Tufton Portable Bluetooth Speaker
Speaker Type Subwoofer
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Special Feature Portable

About this item

  • Tufton offers 20+ hours of portable playtime on a single charge. Its guitar inspired carry strap makes it perfect to take with you. You can even track the speaker battery life with the visual battery indicator located on the top panel of the speaker
  • Multi-directional sound
  • Tufton comes equipped with Bluetooth 5. 0 technology for wireless music play. Play music with any Bluetooth device with a range of up to 30 feet away from the speaker
  • Tufton has an IPX2 water-resistant rating and flush mounted corner caps making it an extremely rugged and durable speaker. It features a solid metal grille and the iconic Marshall script. Tufton is a behemoth of sound Made for the open road
  • Tufton features multi-host functionality so you can easily connect and switch between two Bluetooth devices. Now you and a friend can take turns playing what you want to hear
  • An additional mid-range driver is located on the rear of the speaker. This configuration offers a clear and articulate sound across all frequencies, and gives the listener a True 360° Blumlein stereo sound experience
  • Covered by the Zound Industries USA Inc. one-year Limited Warranty. Additional terms apply. See below for details
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Customer Ratings
Sound quality
4.5
4.6
4.8
4.8
4.5
4.8
Value for money
4.0
4.4
3.6
4.0
4.6
Battery life
4.6
4.6
4.5
4.2
Portability
4.5
4.8
4.5
Bluetooth connectivity
4.6
4.6
4.9
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Amazon.com
Amazon.com
Amazon.com
Amazon.com
speaker size
2.68 inches
3.5 millimeters
5.25 inches
3.5 millimeters
power source
Battery Powered
Battery Powered
Battery Powered
Battery Powered
Battery Powered
Battery Powered
connectivity tech
Bluetooth
wireless
wired, wireless
wireless, wired
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
speaker type
Subwoofer
Portable Bluetooth
Bluetooth
Woofer
Portable
Bluetooth Speaker
mounting type
Ceiling Mount,Freestanding
Tabletop Mount
Freestanding
Floor Standing
Freestanding
Tabletop
weight
10.8 pounds
118 grams
9.4 pounds
16.4 pounds
1.8 kilograms
6.3 pounds

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Portable Bluetooth Speaker

Additional Features

Water-resistant

Multi-Host

quick charge customizable sound

Durable Water-Resistant Design

The road is full of surprises, which is why Tufton offers a water-resistant design. Its IPX2 rating means it’s able to withstand a little water.

Customizable + Multi Directional Sound

The Tufton top panel features analogue control knobs for bass, treble and volume, allowing you to fine-tune the exact sound you desire. The 3-way design and rear-facing driver produce a clear and articulate sound across all frequencies. This configuration will immerse you in your music, indoors or out.

Quick Charge

Charge Tufton in a flash. 20 minutes gets you 4 hours of portable playtime, while a fully charged battery can be reached in only 2.5 hours.

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Customer Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars
620
4.6 out of 5 stars
2,669
4.5 out of 5 stars
1,983
4.6 out of 5 stars
6,888
4.7 out of 5 stars
1,476
Portable Playtime 20+ hours 20+ Hours 20+ Hours No No
Bluetooth 5.0 5.0 aptX 5.0 5.0 aptX 5.0 aptX
Multi-Directional Sound
Water-resistant IPX2 rating IPX2 rating IPX4 rating
Customizable Sound
Multi-Host Functionality
Quick Charge Feature N/A N/A
Dimensions 9.02 x 6.42 x 13.78 In 9.57 x 6.42 x 5.51 In 7.09 x 6.34 x 2.76 In 13.78 x 7.68 x 7.28 In 15.75 x 12.20 x 7.87 In
Audio Specifications One - 40W Class D amp for woofer, Two 15W Class D amps for drivers, One - 10W Class D amp for Tweeters One - 20W Class D amp for Woofer, Two 8W Class D amps for Tweeters One - 10W ClassD amp for woofer, Two 5W Class D amps for tweeters One - 50W Class D amp for woofer, Two 15W Class D amps for tweeters Two - 50W Class D amp for woofer, Two 15W Class D amps for tweeters
Weight 10.8lbs 5.5lbs 3.04lbs 10.25lbs 18.85lbs

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    Product Description

    Bring the show on the road with tufton, the mightiest portable speaker from Marshall. Tufton packs 20+ hours of portable playtime, allowing you to go further, for longer. Bluetooth 5.0 technology Allows you to connect to a variety of wireless devices with a range of 30ft. Tufton is engineered as a 3-way system, producing sound from three separate drivers – a tweeter, mid-range driver and subwoofer. This configuration produces a clear and articulate sound across all frequencies. An additional mid-range driver is located on the rear of the speaker to give the listener a true 360° blumlein stereo sound experience. Echoing the legacy of rock ‘n’ roll, tufton has a solid metal grille that pays homage to the steel mesh grille found on many microphones and a guitar inspired carry strap for easy portability. An IPX2 water-resistant rating and flush mounted corner caps Make it an extremely rugged and durable speaker. Tufton is a behemoth of sound, Made for the open road.

    Customer reviews

    4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 out of 5
    620 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the size, value, battery, portability, appearance and sound quality of the speakers. For example, they mention it's a great size, well worth the money, bluetooth pairing is painless and it'll fit in any space. That said, they're happy with battery life, durability, and sound clarity.

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    96 customers mention78 positive18 negative

    Customers like the sound quality of the speakers. They mention that the sound is amazing, has a deeper bass, and plays loud and deep for hours. The speakers are very portable and produce loud or soft tones equally well. Customers also say that the voices are clear.

    "...The best part, true to the Marshall name, it delivers plenty of bass "punch", even in wide open outdoor areas, especially when played loud...." Read more

    "...It even sounds great at low levels, something I can't say about the Boombox.It gives me what I want, and I recommend it...." Read more

    "...The Tufton sounds great out of the box after dialing the bass and treble to your liking, but it really shines with an external EQ such as the one..." Read more

    "...It does get nice and loud, especially indoors, but don't expect to run the whole outdoor block party from one of these...." Read more

    33 customers mention30 positive3 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the battery life of the speakers. They mention that it has a great battery life, and there is no over powering base.

    "...Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. Portability vs Sound vs Battery life, it's got them all going on pretty damn well...." Read more

    "...Battery life is phenomenal.Size: Don't be fooled like the pictures...." Read more

    "...A charger that's just a cable, no big brick to carry around. Long battery life even with how much bass this thing can power...." Read more

    "...The battery life is incredible so far as a I can tell...." Read more

    31 customers mention31 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the speakers. For example, they mention it has a cool design, it looks and feels premium, and it has an retro look. That said, some say it's well built and full of great product detailing.

    "...The classic Marshall look and style is sweet and can appear almost artistic with the right lighting on it. No pointless LEDs...." Read more

    "...after dialing the bass and treble to your liking, but it really shines with an external EQ such as the one in Spotify on my iPhone...." Read more

    "...The knobs have a very nice (not cheap) feel. You turn it on by turning up the volume knob and it has a very satisfying click when you do it...." Read more

    "...Form factor- size, weight, design aesthetic- all perfect...." Read more

    17 customers mention17 positive0 negative

    Customers like the portability of the speaker. They mention that it is easy to carry with a comfortable carry strap. The speaker is also easy to charge with merely a cable, making it easy to move around. Some customers also appreciate the small footprint and the ability to take it anywhere. Overall, customers are satisfied with the port ability of the product.

    "...Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. Portability vs Sound vs Battery life, it's got them all going on pretty damn well...." Read more

    "...it's bigger than the Kilburn II but it's not massive and certainly very portable, especially with the comfy leather strap...." Read more

    "...No pointless LEDs. A charger that's just a cable, no big brick to carry around. Long battery life even with how much bass this thing can power...." Read more

    "...I LOVE the carry strap and the small footprint. Trust me, you want this speaker." Read more

    12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the durability of the speakers. They mention that it's well-built, solid, and the materials don't feel cheap. The dials on the top feel very solid, while the corners are hard durable plastic. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and durability of this high-quality speaker.

    "...The volume, bass, & treble knobs are nice quality too, and smooth turning. Just below the base port on the back is a 3.5mm AUX port...." Read more

    "...The front grill is very firm and seems very protective in case you were wondering. The knobs have a very nice (not cheap) feel...." Read more

    "...The volume and bass/treble knobs feel solid, and contrary to some opinions, I love the lack of voice control, dual pairing, and all the other add-..." Read more

    "...This speaker is solid…. We have taken it on road trips all over the country...." Read more

    12 customers mention9 positive3 negative

    Customers like the value of the speakers. They say it's well worth the money, the best speaker at this price point, and worth dropping the dough.

    "...with room filling sound and great battery life, I think it is worth dropping the dough." Read more

    "...The sound quality, bass vibrations, portable ty are so worth the price. I'm so glad I invested in this speaker...." Read more

    "...For the price, it's just not worth it as there are other options on the market that are far superior for much less money...." Read more

    "...Bass is there throughout all scenarios. Worth the money hands down just to have non distorted low end to songs." Read more

    8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

    Customers like the size of the speakers. They say it's a great size and fits their decor. Some customers also mention that the size is not massive and is very portable. The form factor is perfect, and it'll fit in the tiniest spaces like under desks.

    "...Sure, it's bigger than the Kilburn II but it's not massive and certainly very portable, especially with the comfy leather strap...." Read more

    "...A perfect rectangle form factor so I can fit it in the tiniest spaces like under desks and between books on a bookshelf...." Read more

    "I love this speaker, let’s just get that out of the way. Form factor- size, weight, design aesthetic- all perfect...." Read more

    "...I have the Stanmore and the Kilburn too. The Kilburn is a nice size but lacks volume, the Stanmore sounds great but isn't cordless...." Read more

    6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the battery of the speakers. They mention that it is easy to pair the first time and for subsequent pairings.

    "...I really like the simplicity of design and operation.Hope this helps a bit for someone looking to buy one...." Read more

    "...Bluetooth: This unit is super easy to pair the first time and, for subsequent pairings, it's amazing how fast your smartphone will link up with..." Read more

    "...The bluetooth pairing is painless, and tho I have yet to test the battery life, other reviews lead me to believe it’s as advertised...." Read more

    "...I have no regrets with this purchase. It’s easy to pair etc. I’m not concerned with waterproofing etc. Highly recommended." Read more

    Great speaker with some caveats
    5 Stars
    Great speaker with some caveats
    I just came back from a week of vacation with family and friends at a lake cottage. Except for sleeping, we were outdoors most of the time. One evening we had about 15 people around a bon fire, and it kind of turned into a dance party. So I had a good amount of time to listen to this Marshall Tufton. Also had it out on a boat (fresh water lake), and a little spray didn't hurt anything.First off, this speaker is very high quality built with a real metal grate on the front. The feet are semi soft rubber, and the corners are hard durable plastic of some sort. The volume, bass, & treble knobs are nice quality too, and smooth turning. Just below the base port on the back is a 3.5mm AUX port. Use this with a high quality cable and you'll get slight better sound than bluetooth. The actual weight, weighed on a commercial scale is 10.6 lbs. (4.81kgs)I agree with the guy who talked about this being "over bassed". I either had the bass turned to zero or at one or two, and treble turned up to 8 or 9 all the time. (see picture) Also see my Feb 2023 update with HD streaming vs Spotify.We used it mainly on bluetooth, and depending on production quality of the song, I could make slight adjustments. You can pair two phones at once, and found a partner with different music tastes to trade off playing songs. Worked out great.Experimenting with the speaker up against a wall or out in the open air, I found the treble could be turned down a bit when the midrange speaker behind the cabinet could reflect off the wall, but that also increased the bass a bit since the bass port was reflecting as well. When playing loud out in the open, I found the high end treble clipped a little bit, but not enough to bother a bunch of wine and rum drinkers! I found that plugging in my S22u with a dongle and cable into the AUX, the speaker would not clip quite as much as bluetooth. I plan on getting a good DAC to plug into.The battery is quite impressive. I had my phone volume turned up 90% and the speaker volume on 8 for around 3 hours, and still had 8 out of 10 bars of battery left. It would be really cool if you could put two of these speakers together via a cable. It would be easy for Marshall to add this feature, and they might sell two of these instead of one.Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. Portability vs Sound vs Battery life, it's got them all going on pretty damn well. I really like the simplicity of design and operation.Hope this helps a bit for someone looking to buy one.Edit: 4 months later. Still happy with the Tufton, but found out if you connect a CD player to the AUX on the Tufton, the sound is quite a bit better than Spotify.First I bought one of the cheap portable CD players off Amazon. "HOTT Portable CD player". Used a male to male 3.5mm, and the sound was absolute trash compared to Spotify. Returned that HOTT piece of garbage, and bought the Amazon Basics "3.5mm to 2-Male RCA Adapter Audio Stereo Cable", and hooked it up to my Samsung Blu-Ray player, and into the AUX of the Tufton. The sound is much better with a CD on the Samsung player than Spotify comparing the exact same song, as it should be. Much more balanced sound than Spotify, but don't bother with those cheap chinese portable CD players. They have crap audio circuits in themUpdate 02-23-2023..... The speaker absolutely wakes up when streaming HD or HiFi. The music through Spotify was dull and way too bassy. Had to turn the base almost all the way down. Spotify is 16bit, Amazon Unlimited is 24bit. The Ultra HD songs streaming from Amazon Unlimited sound full and clear out of this Tufton speaker, and allows the tone controls set to normal positions. The HD streaming from AU, Tidal, or any service with Hi Def, sounds better than a CD and makes this Marshal Tufton rock the way it was intended.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Great speaker with some caveats
    Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022
    I just came back from a week of vacation with family and friends at a lake cottage. Except for sleeping, we were outdoors most of the time. One evening we had about 15 people around a bon fire, and it kind of turned into a dance party. So I had a good amount of time to listen to this Marshall Tufton. Also had it out on a boat (fresh water lake), and a little spray didn't hurt anything.

    First off, this speaker is very high quality built with a real metal grate on the front. The feet are semi soft rubber, and the corners are hard durable plastic of some sort. The volume, bass, & treble knobs are nice quality too, and smooth turning. Just below the base port on the back is a 3.5mm AUX port. Use this with a high quality cable and you'll get slight better sound than bluetooth. The actual weight, weighed on a commercial scale is 10.6 lbs. (4.81kgs)

    I agree with the guy who talked about this being "over bassed". I either had the bass turned to zero or at one or two, and treble turned up to 8 or 9 all the time. (see picture) Also see my Feb 2023 update with HD streaming vs Spotify.

    We used it mainly on bluetooth, and depending on production quality of the song, I could make slight adjustments. You can pair two phones at once, and found a partner with different music tastes to trade off playing songs. Worked out great.

    Experimenting with the speaker up against a wall or out in the open air, I found the treble could be turned down a bit when the midrange speaker behind the cabinet could reflect off the wall, but that also increased the bass a bit since the bass port was reflecting as well. When playing loud out in the open, I found the high end treble clipped a little bit, but not enough to bother a bunch of wine and rum drinkers! I found that plugging in my S22u with a dongle and cable into the AUX, the speaker would not clip quite as much as bluetooth. I plan on getting a good DAC to plug into.

    The battery is quite impressive. I had my phone volume turned up 90% and the speaker volume on 8 for around 3 hours, and still had 8 out of 10 bars of battery left. It would be really cool if you could put two of these speakers together via a cable. It would be easy for Marshall to add this feature, and they might sell two of these instead of one.

    Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. Portability vs Sound vs Battery life, it's got them all going on pretty damn well. I really like the simplicity of design and operation.

    Hope this helps a bit for someone looking to buy one.

    Edit: 4 months later. Still happy with the Tufton, but found out if you connect a CD player to the AUX on the Tufton, the sound is quite a bit better than Spotify.

    First I bought one of the cheap portable CD players off Amazon. "HOTT Portable CD player". Used a male to male 3.5mm, and the sound was absolute trash compared to Spotify. Returned that HOTT piece of garbage, and bought the Amazon Basics "3.5mm to 2-Male RCA Adapter Audio Stereo Cable", and hooked it up to my Samsung Blu-Ray player, and into the AUX of the Tufton. The sound is much better with a CD on the Samsung player than Spotify comparing the exact same song, as it should be. Much more balanced sound than Spotify, but don't bother with those cheap chinese portable CD players. They have crap audio circuits in them

    Update 02-23-2023..... The speaker absolutely wakes up when streaming HD or HiFi. The music through Spotify was dull and way too bassy. Had to turn the base almost all the way down. Spotify is 16bit, Amazon Unlimited is 24bit. The Ultra HD songs streaming from Amazon Unlimited sound full and clear out of this Tufton speaker, and allows the tone controls set to normal positions. The HD streaming from AU, Tidal, or any service with Hi Def, sounds better than a CD and makes this Marshal Tufton rock the way it was intended.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars General review with comparison to Kilburn II
    Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
    Quick answer if you're reading because you're trying to decide between the Kilburn II and the Tufton: Buy the Tufton if you can afford it. Especially if you can get it on sale for $319 like I did. . . Only $60 more than MSRP of the Kilburn II and the Tufton sounds much better (although the Kilburn II is good in its class).

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    Before I talk about the sound, which I know is important, a few comments about the other features I like. Why am I putting my comments about sound last? Because, let's face it, if you wanted audiophile quality sound you wouldn't buy a mono speaker. You're looking at this for convenience and portability, so allow me to discuss those first . . .

    Bluetooth: This unit is super easy to pair the first time and, for subsequent pairings, it's amazing how fast your smartphone will link up with this unit. Almost instantaneous and hassle free. Plus, the multi-pairing with more than one phone DOES work (contrary to some reviews I've read) but the only complaint I have there is the sound will pause when another paired Bluetooth device comes within range. A small inconvenience, but thought I would mention. Otherwise, the unit emits a recognizable yet different tone when pairing and unpairing so you know what's going on. The range is great, I calculate 75 feet outdoors and 50 feet indoors without any issues or dropouts.

    Battery life: When reading about this unit I dismissed the 20 hour claim, figuring that meant standby and much less when actually playing music. Boy was I pleasantly surprised! I play this thing for hours and hours and I think I've only charged it once. Battery life is phenomenal.

    Size: Don't be fooled like the pictures. It looks like a Marshall stack amp and therefore I thought it would be huge until I checked the specs. Sure, it's bigger than the Kilburn II but it's not massive and certainly very portable, especially with the comfy leather strap. See my picture of it next to an average sized coffee-table hardcover book.

    Sound: Okay, finally my comments about the sound. Anybody who has heard it has been amazed. Me, a bit less so, I was an "audiophile" for years until my age caught up to me and my hearing deteriorated somewhat. Compared to other bluetooth speakers it sounds great. The best part, true to the Marshall name, it delivers plenty of bass "punch", even in wide open outdoor areas, especially when played loud. When I say "punch" I don't mean "boomy".
    My only minor complaint, the sound isn't quite as full when played at lower volumes. This thing just wants to be cranked but, either way, it won't disappoint. Look no futher if you need something to rock out an outdoor setting. At lower to mid volumes, however, the vocals sound a bit distant and the midrange is a tad lacking. Good thing I like my music on the loud side. . . .

    Wish list: I hope someone from Marshall reads this. . . . If anything, I'd love the capability to pair with another Tufton and have true stereo. If that sounds like too much of an ask, I have a pair of Altec Lansing Baby Boom bluetooth speakers that cost only $30 each that will pair in stereo, that's where I got the idea! They sound awesome despite their tiny size. Yeah, a pair of these wouldn't be cheap but I wouldn't hesitate to buy a second unit if I could pair them. . . .

    Final comments on the Tufton vs. Kilburn II comparison mentioned earlier. I originally wanted a Kilburn after hearing one at a party so I ordered one. On its own, the Kilburn impressed me. However, through some unexpected circumstance I had a chance to compare it to a Tufton in person. It took only one or two favorite songs to make up my mind. The big difference is the aforementioned bass response. Spend the extra bucks if you can. . . .
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    Li Yu
    5.0 out of 5 stars Tufton sounds so "wrong", but it's so fun...my left brain despises it but my right brain is in love.
    Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Tufton sounds so "wrong", but it's so fun...my left brain despises it but my right brain is in love.
    Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2020
    So first thing first, this speaker sounds......very incorrect. You do not need to be a trained audiophile to hear the big fat bass which makes every each song sound like a "hard rock" version of the original. Another problem caused by the over-exaggerated bass is that in many tracks, the drums and vocals are so close together that they lose their sense of spaciousness. This makes many tracks sound not quite like the original recordings anymore.

    The second con of this speaker is the volume knob. Unlike the electronic knobs on the Stanmore 2 and the Woburn 2, Tufton's knob is mechanical. This means that the volume adjustment on the phone and the speaker side cannot be synchronized. This is almost inexcusable for a 2020 wireless speaker.

    Normally, these two are very much deal breakers to me. They sound wrong, and inconvenient to use, why on earth I am not returning it? Well......the short answer is: I love it. Now, allow me to elaborate a little.

    First, it's just so damn sexy. It's one of the very few products I've used that looks better in real life than the advertised picture. It's not your typical Marshall amp shape either (like Woburn or Stanmore), it's too skinny to be a proper combo amp. But to me, it's that oddly long and lean body, along with Marshall's classic design elements and that leather carry handle that makes the Tufton look especially chic. Often, just watching it quietly sit in the corner has been aesthetically pleasing. Also, I like the volume knob even though it doesn't sync with my phone's volume control. It feels great at my finger, and most importantly, it adjusts the volume continuously and precisely.

    Second, it sounds bass-heavy, true, but insanely fun. I am not a bass-head. With any audio device, my primary concern is always on vocal rendition. One of the more amazing things about the Tufton is that while its low frequencies are exaggerated and even interfere with the midrange at times, the midrange itself is actually of very good quality. As with the bass, the vocal reproduction is not exactly accurate, but it's warm and has a thickness rarely heard in portable speakers. Currently, I also owned a HK Onyx studio 2 and Google home max, they both have cleaner and more accurate mids, but also lack Tufton's warmth and thickness in mids and that wild power in low-end. As a wireless speaker, it tends to be used in the kitchen, balcony, or camping site. In these situations where critical listening is not expected, I find I often prefer Tufton's slightly exaggerated warm tone.

    In sum, of the three wireless speakers I currently owned, the Tufton is probably the most "incorrect" sounding, and the most genre-specific one. But I find myself constantly go back to use it, to carry it around, and can't wait to introduce it to my friends.
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    Rodrigo Sánchez
    5.0 out of 5 stars Potente y fácil de usar.
    Reviewed in Mexico on August 11, 2019
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    4.0 out of 5 stars Recomendable
    Reviewed in Spain on March 9, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent
    Reviewed in India on October 28, 2019
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