Sennheiser's new HDB 630 is now open for pre-booking at Rs 44,990, bundled with Rs 12,990 Accentum Open earbuds
JBL expands its premium audio lineup in India with the Tour ONE M3 headphones which can also be purchased with a SMART Tx transmitter with Auracast support
Sony WH-1000XM6 launches in India at Rs 39,990 with upgraded noise cancellation, LDAC support, studio-grade audio tuning, 360 Reality Audio Upmix, and a new comfort-focused design
Nothing Ear 3 debuts today likely with a transparent design, dual drivers, and a Super Mic, while CMF Headphone Pro is scheduled to launch on September 29 with physical button controls
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r with dual-mic, AI noise cancellation for calls and 3D audio support is available at an introductory price of Rs 1,599
Sony debuts its first-ever C-type wired earphones, IER-EX15C, with a 5mm driver, hybrid silicone tips, and an in-line remote for seamless use
Nothing Phone 3 and Headphone 1 now on sale in India with limited-time launch offers, including discounts, EMI options, and extended warranty benefits
Nothing will host a special drop event for the Phone 3 on July 12 in Bengaluru, offering early access to the device and complimentary Nothing Headphone 1 to first 100 customers
Priced at Rs 21,999, the Nothing Headphone 1 will be available in India starting July 15. The Headphone offers KEF-tuned audio and advanced features like spatial audio with dynamic head tracking
Nothing has launched Headphone 1, developed in partnership with UK-based KEF, featuring hybrid ANC, spatial audio, ChatGPT integration and up to 80 hours of battery life on a single charge
Nothing Phone 3 and Headphone 1 are set to debut at Nothing's Come to Play event on July 1. Check livestream details, expected specifications and more
Nothing's first over-ear headphones, Headphone 1, will launch globally and in India on July 1 at the company's "Come to Play" event, alongside Phone 3
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z3 launches in India on June 19 with fast charging, 36-hour playback, and dual-tone colour options
Smart wearable firm Boult expects to close the current financial year with about 33 per cent growth in net revenue at Rs 800 crore, a top company official said on Wednesday. Speaking on the sidelines of launching new TWS (truly wireless) earwears, as part of a collaboration with Ford Mustang, Boult Co-Founder and CEO, Varun Gupta said the company expects the 25 per cent of total sales to come from smartwatch portfolio and around 75 per cent from audio devices in the current fiscal year. "We had Rs 600 crore revenue in 2024-25. This year, we are on track to record a revenue of Rs 800 crore minus taxes. Our gross merchandise value will be over Rs 1,000 crore," Gupta said. According to the market research firm IDC, India's wearable device full-year shipments declined year-on-year for the first time ever, falling 11.3 per cent to 119 million units in 2024 compared to about 134 million units supplied in 2023. The major decline was driven by smartwatches while the earwear category ...
The Kim Kardashian special edition Beats Studio Pro headphones and Beats Pill speakers are now available in India at Apple's online and offline stores
The ACCENTUM Wireless SE comes along with the BTD 600 Bluetooth dongle at Rs 13,990. It is available exclusively on the brand's webshop and the e-commerce platform Amazon
The Beats Solo 4 on-ear headphones offer a lightweight construction, weighing 217g. The headphones feature a flex-grip headband and durable yet plush on-ear cushions for comfort.
Priced at Rs 44,900, the Dyson OnTrac headphones offer over 2,000 customisable colour combinations for outer caps and ear cushions
Wearable device shipments in India recorded the first-ever decline, falling by 10 per cent in June 2024 quarter to 29.5 million units, due to large unsold stocks of old models and lower level of innovation in the segment, market research firm IDC said on Thursday. According to the report, Oppo along with OnePlus had the biggest fall in shipment of 35.8 per cent year on year (YoY). It was followed by Fire-Boltt whose wearable shipment declined by 24.3 per cent, Noise with a drop of 13.9 per cent, and boAT 9.8 per cent year on year. Boult was the only player among top five brands, which recorded a 9.6 per cent jump in the shipment. Despite decline in total shipment, boAt (Imagine Marketing) led the wearable segment with 26.7 per cent share, followed by Noise (Nexxbase) with 13 per cent share, Boult 8.1 per cent, Fire-Boltt 8 per cent, Oppo (combined with OnePlus) 7.6 per cent. "Cautious inventory stocking by the vendors with a focus on clearing the old stock before the festive season
At Rs 2,999, the CMF Buds Pro is not loaded with features that many of its peers offer in the same price segment, but it is the design and sound quality going that it has going for it