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I tested a living room full of cheap Ikea speakers against Sonos and Bose

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Ikea's Kallsup Bluetooth speaker, priced at $10, offers surprising sound quality and can be connected in groups of up to 100 units. This affordable option provides developers and tech professionals with a budget-friendly solution for adding color and sound to various spaces without sacrificing audio performance. The simplicity and affordability of the Kallsup could spark interest in more accessible smart home solutions.

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