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invariably supplied with the manufacturer’s headphones. But consumers may prefer to purchase their own headphones for various reasons: better sound quality, greater comfort or an alternate design. For this reason, stocking a good selection of headphones can pay big dividends. So will stocking specialist products, such as noise cancelling models and headphones designed for sports.
AV furniture AV furniture, such as TV stands and TV cabinets, is more than just a functional add-on and is often purchased to blend in with the decor or enhance the look of the product. Stylish, well designed AV furniture can prove very attractive to consumers and highly profitable to the retailer. Where possible, put the product and furniture together, so customers can see the difference it makes.
Remind your customers also about the benefits of mounting their flat panel TVs on wall brackets. They not only offer a safer solution – especially for households with children – but also great flexibility in how and where they can be mounted. They can flatly ‘sit’ on the wall, but they also tilt and turn – up to 180 degrees, ensuring a perfect view wherever the viewer sits in the room. The motorized models twist and turn at the press of a button on a remote control.
Other accessories Don’t forget about other types of accessories, such as 3D glasses, Wi-Fi dongles for internet-enabled products, carry cases, external speakers, docking stations, universal remote controls and cleaning wipes. ■
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