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  With a growing proliferation of wireless earbuds across price ranges, neckband-style wireless earphones might have taken a backseat, but they are not out yet. A case in point is the newly launched OPPO Enco M32 . Cheaper than the predecessor, the Enco M32 brings significant upgrades in terms of audio, on-battery time, and design. Starting with design, the OPPO Enco M32 has a flexible neckband that wraps around the neck but you do not feel a thing because of its lightweight build. Therefore, you can wear it all day long without any discomfort. Neither small nor too large, the earphones do not look odd; they are just perfect for someone who still finds value in neckband-style wireless earphones. We must give it to OPPO for keeping the design minimal; the earphones fade in the background and are no reason for distraction to others. Read More

  Realme’s sub-brand Dizo on Thursday made its debut in India with the launch of the GoPods D wireless earbuds and the wireless neckband earphones. Priced at Rs 1,599, the Dizo GoPods D will be available in the black and white colours from July 14. The Dizo wireless neckband earphones are priced at Rs 1,499. The earphone will be available in orange, black, blue and green colours from July 07. Both the GoPods D wireless earbuds and neckband wireless earphones will be available online on Flipkart and offline at select retail stores. Dizo GoPods D: Features Dizo said the earbuds have been designed according to the ergonomics of the human ear and each earbud weighs 4.1g, making it lighter than most earbuds available in the market. The GoPods D features a 10mm audio driver supported by Realme Bass Boost+ algorithm. The audio driver boasts TPU + PEEK polymer composite diaphragm, for deeper bass and clearer stereo output. Read More

  Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus ex-founder Carl Pei’s technology start-up ‘ Nothing ’ is set to launch its first product in June this year. Named Ear 1, it is a pair of true wireless earbuds that will debut the brand in global consumer technology market. The earphones are also touted as the beginning of a long and exciting journey that will eventually expand in other product categories, including smart electronics that are expected to arrive later this year. "Our mission is to remove barriers between people and technology to create a seamless digital future that looks, lives, and feels like nothing... It (Ear 1) is the starting point that will define the artistry, confidence, and craftsmanship that will carry our products and services for years to come," Carl Pei, Chief Executive Officer, and Co-founder of Nothing said in a blogpost. Read More

  Active noise cancellation (ANC) is one premium feature still scarcely available in true wireless earbuds, especially in the budget segment. That said, there are no other earbuds better at present than the recently launched Realme Buds Air 2 to experience the ANC for the first time without actually having to pay much for it. Fourth in the Realme’s Bud Air series, the Buds Air 2 is a completely reworked model with a fresh design, improved acoustics, and ANC among its core features. Starting with the design, the earbuds come in two colour options – black & blue and silver & white – with a dual-tone accent for novelty. These in-ear earbuds have a stem-based design with earbuds donning a white glossy finish and silver theme on the stems (review unit – silver & white). With each earbud weighing about 4.1g, the Buds Air 2 is comfortable for extended usage. Click Here

  The LG Tone Free FN7 is a one-of-its-kind pair of true wireless earbuds that comes with a charging cradle powered by UVnano technology – that’s a fancy name derived from the words ultraviolet and its unit nanometer. The technology is touted to kill 99.9 per cent bacteria on the speaker mesh of the earbuds in 10 minutes while charging. Wireless Earphones The UVnano tech is not the only interesting pitch in these earbuds; they also boast active noise cancellation and Spatial audio, tuned by British high-performance audio tech maker Meridian. Priced at Rs 18,990, the LG Tone Free FN7 seems to be tech-rich true wireless earbuds. How does it perform in real life? Let’s find out: Read Full Article Here

  Priced at Rs 2,799, the earbuds seem to be a decent audio accessory for people on the go and health and fitness enthusiasts who choose secure fit over audio performance, call quality and snug fit The Hammer KO is a pair of entry-level true wireless stereo earbuds manufactured by home-grown technology startup Hammer. These basic wireless earbuds come with a hook-based design for a secure fit – that seems to set it apart from peers in the budget segment. Except for hooks, however, there is nothing novel about these earbuds. They have Bluetooth v5.0 for connectivity, microphones for voice calls, touch controls and IPX4 water resistance rating. Wireless Earphones So far as design is concerned, these earbuds are not ergonomically sound, thanks to their hook-based build. But they sure are lightweight. The earbuds are made mostly of plastic, with matte texture on the outer side, and rubber hooks. The ear hooks do make them comfortable to wear, but the Hammer KO lacks snug fit, des...