Lumio has officially launched the Aura 5 active bookshelf speakers in India, priced at Rs. 24,999. The company is targeting home entertainment and desktop audio enthusiasts with this stereo speaker pair. During the introductory period, customers can purchase the Aura 5 at a special price of Rs. 19,999. The speakers will be available on Amazon starting October 15 during the Great Indian Festival.
Build and Audio Performance
The Lumio Aura 5 features dual 4.5-inch aluminum woofers and dual 1-inch silk dome tweeters. Its internal amplifier delivers 100W RMS power and 200W peak output, capable of producing a sustained 105dB SPL at one meter. The frequency response ranges from 35Hz to 20kHz with less than 1% total harmonic distortion (THD).
Sound Modes and Connectivity
Lumio has integrated three DGS Audio Tuning modes for different listening preferences:
- Studio – Neutral presentation for music and vocals
- Cinema – Enhanced dialogue and spatial effects for movies
- Groove – Emphasized low frequencies for rhythm-heavy content
Connectivity options are extensive, including HDMI ARC with HDMI-CEC, optical, coaxial, AUX, and USB inputs. Bluetooth 5.4 enables wireless playback, and USB playback supports PC audio and select music files.
Included Accessories and App
The package includes the Lumio Minion OLED Bluetooth remote with a built-in display. Physical bass, treble, and volume controls are located on the primary speaker. Lumio also plans to release an Aura companion app for Android and iOS devices.
Warranty and Service
The Aura 5 comes with a one-year comprehensive warranty, while the remote is covered for six months. Lumio will provide home service through its authorized service network.
Market Positioning
Raghu Reddy, CEO of Circuit House Technologies, stated: “With Aura 5, we wanted to bring back what soundbars and Bluetooth speakers gave up in the name of convenience: real fidelity.” The Rs. 19,999 introductory price places the Lumio Aura 5 in a competitive home audio segment, offering physical left-right stereo separation for both music and television use.