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CES 2024 continues to present us with exciting gadgets, and the upcoming Audio-Technica LDAC buds are definitely one of them. Audio-Technica is a big name in the audiophile world. They’re no Sennheiser or Beyerdynamic, but they’ve always made very capable headphones. The flagship ATH-TWX9 are excellent TWS earphones, and the newly announced ATH-TWX7 will be using their drivers. Audio-Technica is marketing the TWX7 to people who want the TWX9’s brilliant sound at a cheaper cost. The ATH-TWX7 will be compatible with LDAC…

Oppo's Enco lineup of true wireless earphones has been a relatively quiet success for the company, and has received largely positive feedback from the community, including myself. While the premium Enco X2 headset is among the best that you can guy for around Rs. 10,000 or so, the Enco Air series is a bit more of a hit-or-miss situation. While the regular ‘Air' variants haven't quite matched up to the hype, the ‘Pro' headsets have generally been good picks when it comes to features and performance for the price.Following…

Sony has unveiled the WF-1000XM5 ANC earbuds. These new earbuds come with a new integrated processor, the V2, along with QN2e noise-cancelling processor QN2e, and the two work in tandem to unlock Sony’s most advanced noise-cancelling technology yet.The Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds are designed to be slimmer and lighter than their predecessor, the WF-1000XM4. They also have a glossy texture and are 25% smaller and 20% lighter. Sony has modelled the shape of the earbuds after the human ear to provide an ergonomic fit…

Alongside the Realme 11 series, we also got the latest member of the Buds Air family – Realme Buds Air 5 Pro. The new flagship wireless earbuds from Realme bring 11mm woofers and 6mm planar drivers, active noise cancelation (ANC) and support for the high-bitrate LDAC codec. Buds Air 5 Pro in Sunrise City and Starry Night Black The earbuds pair over Bluetooth 5.3 and are IPX5 splashproof. Realme claims its ANC system can drown out up to 50dB of noise around you thanks to the six microphones split…

If you're looking for a premium true wireless headset and want options from Sony, you're likely to take notice of its flagship WF-1000XM4 first, and rightfully so. Sony's flagship true wireless headset is among our top picks in this space, thanks to the generally good active noise cancellation, features, and sound quality. However, at nearly Rs. 20,000, it is undoubtedly expensive and would be out of reach for many. Sony's latest true wireless headset, the LinkBuds S (WF-LS900N) may offer something of a solution.Priced at…

Sony's 1000X line-up has been around since 2016, when the MDR-1000X wireless headphones were revealed. There have been four successors to the MDR-1000X since then, with the latest having been launched in mid-2022, nearly two years after the launch of the Sony WH-1000XM4. The Sony WH-1000XM5 is the latest in the now-iconic and well-reputed line of flagship wireless headphones, and promises improvements across the board, including design, audio quality, and active noise cancellation performance.Priced at Rs. 34,990, the…

Image Source : OPPO OPPO Enco X2 In today’s world, hardly anyone prefers to buy a wired earphone- the reason being the tangling wire and complications with the cord and jack. Brands have taken this concern seriously and have brought a number of TWS earbuds for the common man to enjoy a hands-free experience. These earbuds are available in the market from the starting…

Mainstream true wireless earphones typically fall in the price range from around Rs. 1,000 to well over Rs. 20,000. Naturally, spending more will get you better audio performance and advanced Bluetooth codec support, as well as features such as active noise cancellation and wireless charging. Recent months have seen many budget and mid-range focused brands offer serious value for money with their launches, making it possible to get flagship-grade performance and features at reasonable prices. The product I'm reviewing…

True wireless earphones are great for a number of reasons, including ease of use, the convenience of having no wires, and the fact that good options with this are now available at very reasonable prices. Realme has been in the true wireless game for a while now, and its most recent launch, the Realme Buds Air Pro redefines just what users can expect for less than Rs. 5,000, with functional active noise cancellation and other useful features such as low-latency mode and Google Fast Pair.However, if you look beyond the true…

Sony is announcing its LinkBuds S earbuds is now available for pre-order for $200. These buds offer actice noise cancellation and super lightweight at 4.8g per bud and they’ll arrive in white and black versions, along with a beige version exclusively at Best Buy. The LinkBuds S features an ambient mode so the wearer can hear their surroundings, and support for Sony’s high-quality LDAC Bluetooth codec. The “Link” part is that they are earbuds you can wear throughout the day to “link” your digital life with the sound…