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Hallo,
ich verkaufe den Hisense Party Rocker One Plus.
Zustand: Neu
Originalverpackt und ungeöffnet
✨ Das Gerät wurde nicht benutzt und befindet sich noch in der Originalverpackung.
Ideal für Partys, Geburtstage, Gartenfeiern oder einfach für starken Sound zu Hause.
Abholung oder Versand möglich.
Privatverkauf, daher keine Garantie, Gewährleistung oder Rücknahme.
Viele Grüße,
Kunz
This is a fair ask, and a decent one if you want it new in box rather than as a purely used bargain. At €159, it sits above the €134 median for recent used comparable listings, but still well below the €500 75th percentile, so it’s not overpriced in the context of the market.
What makes it interesting is that this is a party speaker built for volume, bass, and easy grab-and-go use, with a 15-hour battery claim and a reputation for lively sound. The clean “new/OVP” angle adds real value if the box, accessories, and warranty situation are intact. For a buyer who wants a fresh unit and doesn’t mind paying a modest premium over typical used pricing, it looks like a sensible buy.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Hisense is a Chinese electronics and appliance company founded in 1969 in Qingdao, China, where it began as a radio factory. The brand’s modern corporate identity dates to the early 1990s, and while it is a major global company, it is not typically associated with a single founder in the way many hi-fi specialists are.
In audio, Hisense is best known for TV-integrated soundbars and home-entertainment systems, rather than for traditional hi-fi categories such as amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables. Its broader consumer-electronics range also includes televisions, appliances, and other smart-home products, with audio usually serving as part of a larger AV ecosystem rather than as a standalone specialist line.
In the market, Hisense sits firmly in the mainstream, mid-tier/value segment. It is better known for scale, feature-rich products, and competitive pricing than for audiophile prestige or vintage collector appeal. For hi-fi buyers, it is a practical consumer-brand choice rather than a boutique or high-end audio marque.
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