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BLACK, Uganda’s pioneering Direct-to-Consumer audio and wearables brand, will officially open its new outlet at Acacia Mall this Saturday.
The brand, known for combining cutting-edge technology with bold design, offers a wide range of high-quality electronic products.
BLACK’s product lineup includes smartwatches, earbuds, headphones, Bluetooth speakers, chargers, power banks, and fast-charging cables, all backed by a one-year warranty.
BLACK Store launch
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Located on the first floor, opposite LC Waikiki and Optica, the store will open at 10:00 AM local time, offering shoppers a fresh and engaging retail experience in the heart of Kampala.
This launch marks a major milestone for the lifestyle-tech brand, which has quickly gained recognition for its stylish yet durable gadgets tailored to modern Ugandan consumers.
An Interactive Shopping Experience
Shoppers will have the opportunity to interact directly with BLACK’s innovative products in a hands-on environment.
The range includes the BLACK BassBuds, which offer up to 30 hours of playback, and feature-packed smartwatches that track health, monitor sleep, and send call alerts.
BLACK Store launch
Additionally, the store will showcase powerful Bluetooth speakers with high-quality sound and durable charging accessories designed for daily use.
In celebration of the launch, BLACK has planned an exciting day for visitors, featuring giveaways, exclusive one-day discounts, and live product demonstrations led by the brand’s expert staff.
The new outlet aims to create a space where customers can not only shop but also engage with the innovative spirit that defines BLACK.
“Our goal is to provide customers with a chance to experience the quality of BLACK products firsthand. At Acacia Mall, we’re creating more than just a retail space; we’re building a community where Uganda’s vibrant youth can interact with technology,” said Mourice Aliganyira, Head of Marketing and Brand at BLACK.
The new store promises to be a hub for those eager to embrace the future of lifestyle tech in Uganda.