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Ear requires proper care and hygiene. Here are some tips on how to take care of our ears. 

Follow these tips to prevent your ear from fungal infection 

Ear requires proper care and hygiene. Here are some tips on how to take care of our ears.&nbsp;

Our ears are sensitive and are important parts of our body and need proper care and hygiene. Here are some tips to prevent them from fungal infections.
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<li>Always consult a doctor for eardrops, medication and cleaning of ears.</li>
<li>Clean the outer part of your ears after taking bath and keep them dry.</li>
<li>Avoid cleaning ears with earbuds. There is no need to clean ear wax as they provide protection to our ears.</li>
<li>If you have a throat infection, drinking tea, coffee or soup reduces the chances of ear infection.</li>
<li>Avoid listening to songs at high volume and minimise use of headphones.</li>
<li>While swimming, water enters your ears causing pain. To avoid this, cover your ears with a swimming cap or use earplugs.</li>
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Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/h/your-eyes-apparently-get-more-tired-than-you-take-extra-care-of-them-here-are-some-tips-1682325197817">Your eyes apparently get more tired than you; take extra care of them. Here are some tips</a>

The new OnePlus Buds Pro are a big step up from the original OnePlus buds.&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro features include 11mm Dynamic drivers, Active Noise Cancellation, IP55 water &amp; sweat resistance, wirless charging and warp charge technology. Other&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro specs offer Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity with support for AAC, SBC and LHDC audio codecs. The earbuds&nbsp;can provide up to 28 hours of total playback with ANC and 38 hours of total playback without ANC. OnePlus Buds Pro&nbsp;price in India is ₹9,990. To know about their performance, and more - watch our OnePlusBuds Pro&nbsp;review on editorji.

OnePlus Buds Pro: Go-To Premium Earbuds?

The new OnePlus Buds Pro are a big step up from the original OnePlus buds, and in this review, we tell you all about its exciting features and user experience!

OnePlus Buds Pro Review

The new OnePlus Buds Pro are a big step up from the original OnePlus buds.&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro features include 11mm Dynamic drivers, Active Noise Cancellation, IP55 water &amp; sweat resistance, wirless charging and warp charge technology. Other&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro specs offer Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity with support for AAC, SBC and LHDC audio codecs. The earbuds&nbsp;can provide up to 28 hours of total playback with ANC and 38 hours of total playback without ANC. OnePlus Buds Pro&nbsp;price in India is ₹9,990. To know about their performance, and more - watch our OnePlusBuds Pro&nbsp;review on editorji.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oneplus-nord-ce-5g-review-how-good-is-the-core-experience-1624791613377" target="_blank">OnePlus Nord CE 5G Review</a>

The new OnePlus Buds Pro are a big step up from the original OnePlus buds, and in this review, we tell you all about its exciting features and user experience!

The new OnePlus Buds Pro are a big step up from the original OnePlus buds.&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro features include 11mm Dynamic drivers, Active Noise Cancellation, IP55 water &amp; sweat resistance, wirless charging and warp charge technology. Other&nbsp;OnePlus Buds Pro specs offer Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity with support for AAC, SBC and LHDC audio codecs. The earbuds&nbsp;can provide up to 28 hours of total playback with ANC and 38 hours of total playback without ANC. OnePlus Buds Pro&nbsp;price in India is ₹9,990. To know about their performance, and more - watch our OnePlusBuds Pro&nbsp;review on editorji.

'Nothing' has launched its first true wireless earbuds in India - the Nothing Ear 1, and they offer premium features at an accessible price point. Nothing Ear 1 features active noise cancellation, wireless charging and a transparent design. Other Nothing earbuds specs include IPX4 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.2, and up to 34 hours of combined battery life. Nothing Ear 1 price in India is Rs. 5,999. To know about Nothing Ear 1 sound performance, and more - watch our Nothing Ear 1 review on editorji.
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Nothing Ear 1 Review: You Ain't Seen NOTHING Like This Before!

'Nothing' has launched its first true wireless earbuds in India - the Nothing Ear 1, and they offer premium features at an accessible price point. Nothing Ear 1 features active noise cancellation, wireless charging and a transparent design. Other Nothing earbuds specs include IPX4 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.2, and up to 34 hours of combined battery life. Nothing Ear 1 price in India is Rs. 5,999. To know about Nothing Ear 1 sound performance, and more - watch our Nothing Ear 1 review on editorji.

Nothing Ear 1 TWS Earbuds Review

'Nothing' has launched its first true wireless earbuds in India - the Nothing Ear 1, and they offer premium features at an accessible price point. Nothing Ear 1 features active noise cancellation, wireless charging and a transparent design. Other Nothing earbuds specs include IPX4 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.2, and up to 34 hours of combined battery life. Nothing Ear 1 price in India is Rs. 5,999. To know about Nothing Ear 1 sound performance, and more - watch our Nothing Ear 1 review on editorji.
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'Nothing' has launched its first true wireless earbuds in India - the Nothing Ear 1. Nothing Ear 1 price in India is Rs. 5,999. To know about Nothing Ear 1 sound performance, and more - watch our Nothing Ear 1 review on editorji.
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'Nothing' has launched its first true wireless earbuds in India - the Nothing Ear 1, and they offer premium features at an accessible price point. Nothing Ear 1 features active noise cancellation, wireless charging and a transparent design. Other Nothing earbuds specs include IPX4 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.2, and up to 34 hours of combined battery life. Nothing Ear 1 price in India is Rs. 5,999. To know about Nothing Ear 1 sound performance, and more - watch our Nothing Ear 1 review on editorji.
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The Truke Buds Q1 introduce noise cancellation technology to the true wireless segment at an aggressive price point of ₹1,299. Does this make them the best and most affordable TWS earbuds to buy? Watch our review on Editorji to find out.

Truke Buds Q1 Review: noise cancellation @ ₹1,299

The Truke Buds Q1 introduce noise cancellation technology to the true wireless segment at an aggressive price point of ₹1,299. Does this make them the best and most affordable TWS earbuds to buy? Watch our review on Editorji to find out.

Realme Buds Air 2 true wireless earphones have been launched in India with a price tag of ₹3,299. The in-ear designed earphones feature active noise cancellation, 10mm dynamic drivers, transparency mode for ambient sound and a super low-latency mode with a claimed response delay of 88ms. Available in two colour options - Closer white and Closer black, the Realme Buds Air 2 go on sale from March 2nd via Flipkart, the Realme website, and offline retailers.

 Realme Buds Air 2 true wireless earphones launched in India: specs, features and pricing

Realme Buds Air 2 true wireless earphones have been launched in India with a price tag of ₹3,299.

Realme Buds Air 2 true wireless earphones have been launched in India with a price tag of ₹3,299. The in-ear designed earphones feature active noise cancellation, 10mm dynamic drivers, transparency mode for ambient sound and a super low-latency mode with a claimed response delay of 88ms. Available in two colour options - Closer white and Closer black, the Realme Buds Air 2 go on sale from March 2nd via Flipkart, the Realme website, and offline retailers.
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Realme Buds Air 2 launched in India, priced at ₹3,299
Feature active noise cancellation, 10mm dynamic drivers
Offer transparency mode, 88ms super low-latency mode
Available in two colour options - Closer white and Closer black
Realme Buds Air 2 go on sale from March 2

Realme Buds Air 2 true wireless earphones have been launched in India with a price tag of ₹3,299. The in-ear designed earphones feature active noise cancellation, 10mm dynamic drivers, transparency mode for ambient sound and a super low-latency mode with a claimed response delay of 88ms. Available in two colour options - Closer white and Closer black, the Realme Buds Air 2 go on sale from March 2nd via Flipkart, the Realme website, and offline retailers.

Ptron Bassbuds Vista TWS earphones have been launched in India at ₹1,299. The new buds support wireless charging and even include a 5W Qi wireless charging pad in the box. They get a claimed battery life of four hours on the buds and an additional eight hours from the charging case. Other features include Micro-USB charging, Bluetooth 5.1 for connectivity and IPX4 water resistance rating. The Ptron Bassbuds Vista are available for purchase through Amazon.in.

Ptron Bassbuds Vista TWS earphones launched with wireless charging in India ₹1,299 

Ptron Bassbuds Vista TWS earphones have been launched in India at ₹1,299. The new buds support wireless charging and even include a 5W Qi wireless charging pad in the box.

Ptron Bassbuds Vista TWS earphones have been launched in India at ₹1,299. The new Buds support wireless charging and even include a 5W Qi wireless charging pad in the box. They get a claimed battery life of four hours on the buds and an additional eight hours from the charging case. Other features include Micro-USB charging, Bluetooth 5.1 for connectivity and IPX4 water resistance rating. The Ptron Bassbuds Vista are available for purchase through Amazon.in.
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Ptron Bassbuds Vista launched in India, priced at ₹1,299
Supports wireless charging,&nbsp;5W wireless charging pad bundled in the box
4 hours battery life on the buds, additional 8 hours from the charging case
Micro-USB charging, Bluetooth 5.1, IPX4 rating
Available to purchase via Amazon.in.
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Ptron Bassbuds Vista TWS earphones have been launched in India at ₹1,299. The new buds support wireless charging and even include a 5W Qi wireless charging pad in the box. They get a claimed battery life of four hours on the buds and an additional eight hours from the charging case. Other features include Micro-USB charging, Bluetooth 5.1 for connectivity and IPX4 water resistance rating. The Ptron Bassbuds Vista are available for purchase through Amazon.in.

The new Galaxy Buds Pro are now available to purchase in India for Rs.15,990. They pack in some top-notch features that set them apart from Samsung's previous offerings and we take a look at all of them:
Like with any premium TWS earbuds, sound quality has to be at the forefront, and as it turns out, the Galaxy Buds Pro&nbsp;deliver Samsung's best audio experience yet. The earbuds-sport an 11-millimetre woofer for deeper bass and a 6.5-millimetre tweeter for a crisp treble with minimum distortion. This essentially translates into a dynamic, balanced sound.&nbsp;There&rsquo;s a&nbsp; good amount of separation between the highs and mids, and vocals sound crisp.&nbsp;
The Galaxy Buds Pro are the first in-ear design earbuds from Samsung to feature Active Noise Cancellation, and they definitely&nbsp;do a better job of keeping out noise than the Galaxy Buds Live. Samsung says the&nbsp;&nbsp;ANC&nbsp;on Galaxy Buds Pro filters out up to 99% of background noise, while the microphones monitor noise in real-time.&nbsp;The ANC level is also adjustable, as you can choose between High and Low depending on the environment you&rsquo;re in.
Ambient Sound on the Galaxy Buds Pro has been massively improved as well. You can now choose to amplify nearby sounds by more than 20 decibels, meaning you can adjust and personalize according to your needs, directly from the Galaxy Wearable app.&nbsp;At the default medium setting, it lets in just enough important sounds like human voices and car honks, so you can be more aware of your surroundings&nbsp;while wearing the Buds&nbsp; Pro.
Samsung has also introduced voice detect, where the Buds Pro recognize when you&rsquo;re speaking, and they can automatically switch between cancelling nearby sounds and amplifying them.&nbsp;Once activated, the Buds will&nbsp;roll over to Ambient mode for 10 seconds after hearing your voice and will switch back to noise cancellation after you&rsquo;ve stopped talking.&nbsp;
The Galaxy Buds Pro now get a new Hearing enhancement feature that&nbsp;allows you to adjust the Left/Right sound balance. This will be especially useful for people with different levels of hearing loss in each ear and helps in delivering a&nbsp;&nbsp;better audio experience for those with hearing impairments.&nbsp;
To take on Apple&rsquo;s spatial audio on the AirPods Pro, Samsung has brought 360 Audio&nbsp;featuring Dolby Head Tracking technology to&nbsp;the Galaxy Buds Pro. ..The feature is currently&nbsp;only available on&nbsp;Galaxy devices running Android One UI version 3.1, but the basic idea is that&nbsp;when you're watching videos on a Samsung smartphone or tablet, the sound will lock on to the device, and basically give you an immersive audio experience when you're watching content that supports surround sound.&nbsp;But earbuds aren&rsquo;t just for media consumption anymore &ndash; Good call quality is just as important.
The Galaxy Buds Pro separate your voice from unwanted sounds with three microphones and a Voice Pickup Unit ensuring you are heard as clearly as possible. One of the outer microphones also has a high signal-to-noise ratio, further eliminating background noises, and, hence, offering crisper call quality.&nbsp;
Auto Switch&nbsp;is a great new addition as well.&nbsp;It lets you automatically toggle your earbuds connection between the latest Galaxy devices without any manual adjustments. Let's say,&nbsp;you're watching a video on your tablet&nbsp;and suddenly receive a call via your smartphone&ndash; Auto Switch, can be used automatically for the phone call, and connect themselves back to the tablet after the call.&nbsp;
With the Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung has opted for&nbsp;a low-profile, ergonomic design in order to ensure a more comfortable fit. This&nbsp;reduces the contact area between the ear and the bud, minimizing that clogged-up feeling that you get with other in-ear design earphones.&nbsp;The buds themselves come in three pretty colours:&nbsp; Phantom Black, Phantom Violet and this Phantom Silver variant that Samsung sent us. Meanwhile, the jewellery box-like charging case looks super-premium and feels really smooth to the touch thanks to a nice matte finish.&nbsp;
Galaxy Buds Pro are also designed to give you added peace of mind. The buds are protected with an IPX7 water resistance rating, the highest standard of water resistance in the Galaxy Buds line. This means they can handle sweaty workouts and should be fine even when submerged&nbsp;in up to 1 meter of freshwater for up to 30 minutes. Just, FYI, the&nbsp; Charging case itself is not water-resistant.
If you're like us, you're&nbsp;constantly&nbsp;losing your earbuds, but it seems the new Galaxy Buds Pro may never face that problem, thanks to the&nbsp;SmartThings feature, which allows your phone&nbsp;to help you find your Galaxy Buds Pro on a map, even if they happen to be offl9jne. The service also allows you to ring the watch to help you locate it.
Now, battery life on the Buds Pro is pretty solid, considering they get ANC.&nbsp;When fully charged, you get up to 8 hours of playback, with an additional 20 hours of reserve power available in the wireless charging case. Even when using ANC, you can still enjoy 5 hours of playback with 13 hours more available in the case. If you end up running out of juice, you can gain one hour of playtime after just five minutes of quick charging.&nbsp;Wireless charging is also available, and if you happen to own a recent Galaxy flagship smartphone, then the case can also be charged through&nbsp;Wireless PowerShare.&nbsp;Alternatively, the case is Qi-certified, so any Qi wireless charging device will do the job.&nbsp;
So, that's it, for the top features on the new Galaxy Buds Pro, let us know what your favourite feature is, and if you enjoyed this video be sure to subscribe to our channel for more content.&nbsp;
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro: Top 12 Features!

Planning to buy the new Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro? Here are the top 12 features you need to know about!

The new Galaxy Buds Pro are now available to purchase in India for Rs.15,990. They pack in some top-notch features that set them apart from Samsung's previous offerings and we take a look at all of them:
Like with any premium TWS earbuds, sound quality has to be at the forefront, and as it turns out, the Galaxy Buds Pro&nbsp;deliver Samsung's best audio experience yet. The earbuds-sport an 11-millimetre woofer for deeper bass and a 6.5-millimetre tweeter for a crisp treble with minimum distortion. This essentially translates into a dynamic, balanced sound.&nbsp;There&rsquo;s a&nbsp; good amount of separation between the highs and mids, and vocals sound crisp.&nbsp;
The Galaxy Buds Pro are the first in-ear design earbuds from Samsung to feature Active Noise Cancellation, and they definitely&nbsp;do a better job of keeping out noise than the Galaxy Buds Live. Samsung says the&nbsp;&nbsp;ANC&nbsp;on Galaxy Buds Pro filters out up to 99% of background noise, while the microphones monitor noise in real-time.&nbsp;The ANC level is also adjustable, as you can choose between High and Low depending on the environment you&rsquo;re in.
Ambient Sound on the Galaxy Buds Pro has been massively improved as well. You can now choose to amplify nearby sounds by more than 20 decibels, meaning you can adjust and personalize according to your needs, directly from the Galaxy Wearable app.&nbsp;At the default medium setting, it lets in just enough important sounds like human voices and car honks, so you can be more aware of your surroundings&nbsp;while wearing the Buds&nbsp; Pro.
 Samsung has also introduced voice detect, where the Buds Pro recognize when you&rsquo;re speaking, and they can automatically switch between cancelling nearby sounds and amplifying them.&nbsp;Once activated, the Buds will&nbsp;roll over to Ambient mode for 10 seconds after hearing your voice and will switch back to noise cancellation after you&rsquo;ve stopped talking.&nbsp;
The Galaxy Buds Pro now get a new Hearing enhancement feature that&nbsp;allows you to adjust the Left/Right sound balance. This will be especially useful for people with different levels of hearing loss in each ear and helps in delivering a&nbsp;&nbsp;better audio experience for those with hearing impairments.&nbsp;
To take on Apple&rsquo;s spatial audio on the AirPods Pro, Samsung has brought 360 Audio&nbsp;featuring Dolby Head Tracking technology to&nbsp;the Galaxy Buds Pro. ..The feature is currently&nbsp;only available on&nbsp;Galaxy devices running Android One UI version 3.1, but the basic idea is that&nbsp;when you're watching videos on a Samsung smartphone or tablet, the sound will lock on to the device, and basically give you an immersive audio experience when you're watching content that supports surround sound.&nbsp;But earbuds aren&rsquo;t just for media consumption anymore &ndash; Good call quality is just as important.
The Galaxy Buds Pro separate your voice from unwanted sounds with three microphones and a Voice Pickup Unit ensuring you are heard as clearly as possible. One of the outer microphones also has a high signal-to-noise ratio, further eliminating background noises, and, hence, offering crisper call quality.&nbsp;
Auto Switch&nbsp;is a great new addition as well.&nbsp;It lets you automatically toggle your earbuds connection between the latest Galaxy devices without any manual adjustments. Let's say,&nbsp;you're watching a video on your tablet&nbsp;and suddenly receive a call via your smartphone&ndash; Auto Switch, can be used automatically for the phone call, and connect themselves back to the tablet after the call.&nbsp;
With the Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung has opted for&nbsp;a low-profile, ergonomic design in order to ensure a more comfortable fit. This&nbsp;reduces the contact area between the ear and the bud, minimizing that clogged-up feeling that you get with other in-ear design earphones.&nbsp;The buds themselves come in three pretty colours:&nbsp; Phantom Black, Phantom Violet and this Phantom Silver variant that Samsung sent us. Meanwhile, the jewellery box-like charging case looks super-premium and feels really smooth to the touch thanks to a nice matte finish.&nbsp;
Galaxy Buds Pro are also designed to give you added peace of mind. The buds are protected with an IPX7 water resistance rating, the highest standard of water resistance in the Galaxy Buds line. This means they can handle sweaty workouts and should be fine even when submerged&nbsp;in up to 1 meter of freshwater for up to 30 minutes. Just, FYI, the&nbsp; Charging case itself is not water-resistant.
If you're like us, you're&nbsp;constantly&nbsp;losing your earbuds, but it seems the new Galaxy Buds Pro may never face that problem, thanks to the&nbsp;SmartThings feature, which allows your phone&nbsp;to help you find your Galaxy Buds Pro on a map, even if they happen to be offl9jne. The service also allows you to ring the watch to help you locate it.
Now, battery life on the Buds Pro is pretty solid, considering they get ANC.&nbsp;When fully charged, you get up to 8 hours of playback, with an additional 20 hours of reserve power available in the wireless charging case. Even when using ANC, you can still enjoy 5 hours of playback with 13 hours more available in the case. If you end up running out of juice, you can gain one hour of playtime after just five minutes of quick charging.&nbsp;Wireless charging is also available, and if you happen to own a recent Galaxy flagship smartphone, then the case can also be charged through&nbsp;Wireless PowerShare.&nbsp;Alternatively, the case is Qi-certified, so any Qi wireless charging device will do the job.&nbsp;
So, that's it, for the top features on the new Galaxy Buds Pro, let us know what your favourite feature is, and if you enjoyed this video be sure to subscribe to our channel for more content.&nbsp;
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In this video, we&nbsp;unbox&nbsp;Samsung's new wireless earbuds, the&nbsp; Galaxy Buds Pro.
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Open the lid, and you'll find a quick start guide, along with the Galaxy Buds Pro charging case, a USB-C charging cable and three ear tips.
The charging case over here is very similar to the one that came with the Galaxy Buds Live - its compact, square-shaped, &nbsp;and offers a nice matte finish with the Samsung logo embedded on top. There's a USB type C port at the bottom for charging and the case itself supports wireless charging.
Once you open the charging case,&nbsp; &nbsp;you'll, of course, notice the Buds Pro and an LED indicator on the front part to indicate the battery status of the case. The buds themselves come in three colours:&nbsp; Phantom Black, Phantom Violet and this Phantom Silver variant that Samsung sent us.
Now, the Buds Pro&nbsp;offer a similar in-ear style as their older siblings, the Buds Plus - they've got the same glossy surface on top of each bud where the touch controls are situated, while the inner half of each bud has a matte plastic finish for a more comfortable feel.&nbsp; Additionally, the Galaxy Buds Pro are designed to give you added peace of mind. They are protected with an IPX7 water resistance rating, the highest standard of water resistance in the Galaxy Buds line.
Like with any premium TWS earbuds, sound quality has to be great, and that why the Buds Pro-sport an 11-millimetre woofer for deeper bass and a 6.5-millimetre tweeter for a crisp treble with minimum distortion.&nbsp;The Buds Pro also come equipped with a three mic system per earbud plus a voice pickup unit for clearer calls.
In terms of features, the earbuds come with what the company calls Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation and 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking tech that offers a more immersive audio experience. And, now, with Ambient Sound, you can choose to amplify nearby sounds by more than 20 decibels, meaning you can adjust and personalize according to your needs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
There's a new auto-switch feature that lets the buds remain connected to two Galaxy devices at once and switch playback between them.
Claimed battery life on the Buds Pro is up to 8 hours with ANC off, and up to 5 hours with ANC on. With the included charging case, Samsung says battery life can be extended all the way up to 28 hours with ANC off and 18 hours with ANC on.
Priced at 15,990 Rupees, the Galaxy Buds Pro seem to be a great addition in the premium TWS segment and a perfect pair for the newest S21 series.
Anyway, that's it, for now, guys, let us know what you think about Samsung's new buds in the comments section. And if you enjoyed this video be sure to subscribe to our channel for more content.&nbsp;

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Unboxing & Quick Hands-On: ANC, 360 Audio and premium design at ₹15,990 

In this video, we unbox the new Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung&rsquo;s best wireless earbuds to date. They pack in Intelligent Active Noice Cancellation, Ambient Sound, 360 Audio and a host of other impressive features at ₹15,990.

In this video, we&nbsp;unbox&nbsp;Samsung's new wireless earbuds, the&nbsp; Galaxy Buds Pro.
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Open the lid, and you'll find a quick start guide, along with the Galaxy Buds Pro charging case, a USB-C charging cable and three ear tips.
The charging case over here is very similar to the one that came with the Galaxy Buds Live - its compact, square-shaped, &nbsp;and offers a nice matte finish with the Samsung logo embedded on top. There's a USB type C port at the bottom for charging and the case itself supports wireless charging.
Once you open the charging case,&nbsp; &nbsp;you'll, of course, notice the Buds Pro and an LED indicator on the front part to indicate the battery status of the case. The buds themselves come in three colours:&nbsp; Phantom Black, Phantom Violet and this Phantom Silver variant that Samsung sent us.
Now, the Buds Pro&nbsp;offer a similar in-ear style as their older siblings, the Buds Plus - they've got the same glossy surface on top of each bud where the touch controls are situated, while the inner half of each bud has a matte plastic finish for a more comfortable feel.&nbsp; Additionally, the Galaxy Buds Pro are designed to give you added peace of mind. They are protected with an IPX7 water resistance rating, the highest standard of water resistance in the Galaxy Buds line.
Like with any premium TWS earbuds, sound quality has to be great, and that why the Buds Pro-sport an 11-millimetre woofer for deeper bass and a 6.5-millimetre tweeter for a crisp treble with minimum distortion.&nbsp;The Buds Pro also come equipped with a three mic system per earbud plus a voice pickup unit for clearer calls.
In terms of features, the earbuds come with what the company calls Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation and 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking tech that offers a more immersive audio experience. And, now, with Ambient Sound, you can choose to amplify nearby sounds by more than 20 decibels, meaning you can adjust and personalize according to your needs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
There's a new auto-switch feature that lets the buds remain connected to two Galaxy devices at once and switch playback between them.
Claimed battery life on the Buds Pro is up to 8 hours with ANC off, and up to 5 hours with ANC on. With the included charging case, Samsung says battery life can be extended all the way up to 28 hours with ANC off and 18 hours with ANC on.
Priced at 15,990 Rupees, the Galaxy Buds Pro seem to be a great addition in the premium TWS segment and a perfect pair for the newest S21 series.
Anyway, that's it, for now, guys, let us know what you think about Samsung's new buds in the comments section. And if you enjoyed this video be sure to subscribe to our channel for more content.&nbsp;

Along with its brand new Galaxy S21 smartphone lineup, Samsung's new Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones have gone on sale in India for ₹15,990. They're now available to purchase across Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, leading online portals and leading retail outlets. Samsung has announced that customers purchasing the Galaxy Buds Pro will get 10% instant cashback on ICICI Bank Debit/Credit Cards and EMI transactions. They come with what the company calls Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation and 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking tech that offers a spatial audio experience.


Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones go on sale in India for ₹15,990

Along with its brand new Galaxy S21 smartphone lineup, Samsung's new Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones have gone on sale in India for ₹15,990. They're now available to purchase across Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, leading online portals and leading retail outlets.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones go on sale in India 

Along with its brand new Galaxy S21 smartphone lineup, Samsung's new Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones have gone on sale in India for ₹15,990. They're now available to purchase across Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, leading online portals and leading retail outlets. Samsung has announced that customers purchasing the Galaxy Buds Pro will get 10% instant cashback on ICICI Bank Debit/Credit Cards and EMI transactions. They come with what the company calls Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation and 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking tech that offers a spatial audio experience.
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Galaxy Buds Pro go on sale in India for ₹15,990
Available across Samsung.com, leading online portals and retail outlets
10% instant cashback on ICICI cards and EMI transactions
Offer Intelligent ANC, spatial audio experience

Along with its brand new Galaxy S21 smartphone lineup, Samsung's new Galaxy Buds Pro True Wireless Earphones have gone on sale in India for ₹15,990. They're now available to purchase across Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, leading online portals and leading retail outlets. Samsung has announced that customers purchasing the Galaxy Buds Pro will get 10% instant cashback on ICICI Bank Debit/Credit Cards and EMI transactions. They come with what the company calls Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation and 360 Audio with Dolby Head Tracking tech that offers a spatial audio experience.

OnePlus has partnered with Los Angeles-based artist and designer Steven Harrington and launched the OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition truly wireless earbuds&nbsp;in India at ₹3,699. The special limited edition buds are identical to the base model in terms of specifications but now come with a fancy two-tone purple and mint paint job and feature Harrington's signature styled graffiti along with artistic caricatures. OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds are currently available to purchase for Red Cable Club members via the OnePlus website and the OnePlus Store app. However, open sale for the new buds kick off from January 27 through the OnePlus site, Amazon, Flipkart, and offline partners.

 OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds launched in India for ₹3,699 

OnePlus has partnered with Los Angeles-based artist and designer Steven Harrington and launched the OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition truly wireless earbuds&nbsp;in India at ₹3,699.

OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds launched in India 

OnePlus has partnered with Los Angeles-based artist and designer Steven Harrington and launched the OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition in India at ₹3,699. The special limited edition earbuds are identical to the base model in terms of specifications but now come with a fancy two-tone purple and mint paint job and feature Harrington's signature styled graffiti along with artistic caricatures. OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds are currently available to purchase for Red Cable Club members via the OnePlus website and the OnePlus Store app. However, open sale for the new buds kick off from January 27 through the OnePlus site, Amazon, Flipkart, and offline partners.
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OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds launched at ₹3,699
New special limited edition earbuds are identical to the base model
Come in two-tone purple and mint colour, styled graffiti
Available to purchase for Red Cable Club members
Open sale will begin from January 27

OnePlus has partnered with Los Angeles-based artist and designer Steven Harrington and launched the OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition truly wireless earbuds&nbsp;in India at ₹3,699. The special limited edition buds are identical to the base model in terms of specifications but now come with a fancy two-tone purple and mint paint job and feature Harrington's signature styled graffiti along with artistic caricatures. OnePlus Buds Z Steven Harrington Edition earbuds are currently available to purchase for Red Cable Club members via the OnePlus website and the OnePlus Store app. However, open sale for the new buds kick off from January 27 through the OnePlus site, Amazon, Flipkart, and offline partners.

LG's latest premium Tone Free FN7 true wireless earbuds pack in some great features like active noise cancellation and UVnano technology that eliminates 99.9% bacteria. With an expensive price tag of ₹18,990, are these the self-cleaning earbuds your ears deserve? Watch our review to find out.

LG Tone Free FN7 Review: self-cleaning earbuds with active noise cancellation at ₹18,990

LG Tone Free FN7 Review: self-cleaning TWS earbuds at ₹18,990

LG's latest premium Tone Free FN7 true wireless earbuds pack in some great features like active noise cancellation and UVnano technology that eliminates 99.9% bacteria. With an expensive price tag of ₹18,990, are these the self-cleaning earbuds your ears deserve? Watch our review to find out.

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how's it taste? Let's find out!
These are the Oppo Enco X True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones. The design isn't radical, and the earbuds look fairly well crafted. There're inter-changeable silicone ear tips on offer in small, medium and large sizes, underneath which lie the coaxial dual drivers. The earbuds have touch-sensitive stalks and respond to multiple inputs. There's also a sensor for in-ear detection, so playback is paused when you take off an earbud, and resumed when you pop it back in your ear.
The buds are housed in a charging case that's finished in gloss, and features an oval design, with a brushed metal ring etched with the Oppo logo. On the side there's a button for pairing the earbuds, on the bottom there's a USB Type-C charging port and the case also comes equipped with Qi-compatible wireless charging.
The active noise cancellation on these earbuds works as well as you'd expect--for office, cafe and outdoor locations, there's strong noise cancellation, and audio is well isolated. Whether it's music playback or podcasts, even at 60% volume, there's barely anything that gets in, save for sudden, high-frequency noises like a car horn or a door being slammed.&nbsp;There're four modes on offer: noise cancellation off, noise cancellation, transparency and max noise cancellation, with the last two being enabled by default. You can switch through them by simply long pressing on either earbud, and a sound will confirm that the mode has been changed. If you want to access the other modes, you'll either have to use an Oppo phone, or download the Hey Melody Android app. You can also customise the double-tap feature, that's set to play the next track by default on both buds, and the triple-tap feature, that's disabled by default, until you set it up. You can also long touch and hold the earbud for more than 3 seconds to switch between connected devices, but that function has to be setup via the partner app first.
The touch controls on the Enco X earbuds work really well, and apart from being able to switch between noise cancellation modes, they can also be set to change tracks, play or pause music and summon voice assistants. Another nifty trick is volume control&mdash;just slide your finger up and down on either stalk to increase or decrease your media volume.
Now I rarely used the earbuds with noise cancellation completely off, because the transparency mode is fairly good here. It lets in voices and irregular noises, but still provides enough audio isolation. Max noise cancellation is good for when you're in a crowded place like a noisy office floor or train station, but if you don't like the blocked-out effect that comes with it, the regular noise cancellation mode should serve you well.
Sound quality on the Enco X earbuds is quite good--bass is punchy enough, without being over-powering. Lyrics come through clearly, as do instruments, and the earbuds do get really loud at maximum volume. 75% volume with ANC on is more than enough to isolate your media playback, even in moderately loud environments. There's support for AAC, SBC and LHDC codecs, that ensure clear transmission. These earbuds also get the latest Bluetooth 5.2 and support for Bluetooth Low Latency, which means better synchronicity between audio and video.
At this point, it's worth mentioning that the Enco X have been created with the help of Danish hi-fi audio brand Dynaudio, that brings its tuning expertise, and that's why these earbuds sound great in spite of how much easier they are on the pocket compared to other products. In fact, these earbuds can even tell if they're sitting properly in your ears--just open the app and tap on Earbud fit test.
On the battery front, there's a 44 mAh unit in the buds, and the charging case holds 535 mAh. With max ANC on, the Enco X will last around 3-4 hours, and the case will offer somewhere between 4 and 5 charges from 0% to full. There's IP54 water and dust resistance too, so the Enco X can handle workouts without trouble.
Now all in all, the Enco X earbuds offer a great package--build quality is strong, audio performance is nearly fault-less, and the pricing is really smart, at ₹9,990. In an ever-expanding sea of options for true wireless earbuds, these are a great choice.

Oppo Enco X TWS Review: best ANC earbuds under ₹10k?

2020 saw the launch of a lot of true wireless earphones at competitive price points, but for 2021, Oppo has introduced their latest and greatest contender--the Oppo Enco X. At ₹9,990, does this have the chops to back it up? Watch our review to find out.

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how's it taste? Let's find out!
These are the Oppo Enco X True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones. The design isn't radical, and the earbuds look fairly well crafted. There're inter-changeable silicone ear tips on offer in small, medium and large sizes, underneath which lie the coaxial dual drivers. The earbuds have touch-sensitive stalks and respond to multiple inputs. There's also a sensor for in-ear detection, so playback is paused when you take off an earbud, and resumed when you pop it back in your ear.
The buds are housed in a charging case that's finished in gloss, and features an oval design, with a brushed metal ring etched with the Oppo logo. On the side there's a button for pairing the earbuds, on the bottom there's a USB Type-C charging port and the case also comes equipped with Qi-compatible wireless charging.
The active noise cancellation on these earbuds works as well as you'd expect--for office, cafe and outdoor locations, there's strong noise cancellation, and audio is well isolated. Whether it's music playback or podcasts, even at 60% volume, there's barely anything that gets in, save for sudden, high-frequency noises like a car horn or a door being slammed.&nbsp;There're four modes on offer: noise cancellation off, noise cancellation, transparency and max noise cancellation, with the last two being enabled by default. You can switch through them by simply long pressing on either earbud, and a sound will confirm that the mode has been changed. If you want to access the other modes, you'll either have to use an Oppo phone, or download the Hey Melody Android app. You can also customise the double-tap feature, that's set to play the next track by default on both buds, and the triple-tap feature, that's disabled by default, until you set it up. You can also long touch and hold the earbud for more than 3 seconds to switch between connected devices, but that function has to be setup via the partner app first.
The touch controls on the Enco X earbuds work really well, and apart from being able to switch between noise cancellation modes, they can also be set to change tracks, play or pause music and summon voice assistants. Another nifty trick is volume control&mdash;just slide your finger up and down on either stalk to increase or decrease your media volume.
Now I rarely used the earbuds with noise cancellation completely off, because the transparency mode is fairly good here. It lets in voices and irregular noises, but still provides enough audio isolation. Max noise cancellation is good for when you're in a crowded place like a noisy office floor or train station, but if you don't like the blocked-out effect that comes with it, the regular noise cancellation mode should serve you well.
Sound quality on the Enco X earbuds is quite good--bass is punchy enough, without being over-powering. Lyrics come through clearly, as do instruments, and the earbuds do get really loud at maximum volume. 75% volume with ANC on is more than enough to isolate your media playback, even in moderately loud environments. There's support for AAC, SBC and LHDC codecs, that ensure clear transmission. These earbuds also get the latest Bluetooth 5.2 and support for Bluetooth Low Latency, which means better synchronicity between audio and video.
At this point, it's worth mentioning that the Enco X have been created with the help of Danish hi-fi audio brand Dynaudio, that brings its tuning expertise, and that's why these earbuds sound great in spite of how much easier they are on the pocket compared to other products. In fact, these earbuds can even tell if they're sitting properly in your ears--just open the app and tap on Earbud fit test.
On the battery front, there's a 44 mAh unit in the buds, and the charging case holds 535 mAh. With max ANC on, the Enco X will last around 3-4 hours, and the case will offer somewhere between 4 and 5 charges from 0% to full. There's IP54 water and dust resistance too, so the Enco X can handle workouts without trouble.
Now all in all, the Enco X earbuds offer a great package--build quality is strong, audio performance is nearly fault-less, and the pricing is really smart, at ₹9,990. In an ever-expanding sea of options for true wireless earbuds, these are a great choice.

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how does it taste? Let's find out!
These are the Oppo Enco X True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones. The design isn't radical, and the earbuds look fairly well crafted. There're inter-changeable silicone ear tips on offer in small, medium and large sizes, underneath which lie the coaxial dual drivers. The earbuds have touch-sensitive stalks and respond to multiple inputs. There's also a sensor for in-ear detection, so playback is paused when you take off an earbud, and resumed when you pop it back in your ear.
The buds are housed in a charging case that's finished in gloss, and features an oval design, with a brushed metal ring etched with the Oppo logo. On the side there's a button for pairing the earbuds, on the bottom there's a USB Type-C charging port and the case also comes equipped with Qi-compatible wireless charging.
The active noise cancellation on these earbuds works as well as you'd expect--for office, cafe and outdoor locations, there's strong noise cancellation, and audio is well isolated. Whether it's music playback or podcasts, even at 60% volume, there's barely anything that gets in, save for sudden, high-frequency noises like a car horn or a door being slammed.&nbsp;There're four modes on offer: noise cancellation off, noise cancellation, transparency and max noise cancellation, with the last two being enabled by default. You can switch through them by simply long pressing on either earbud, and a sound will confirm that the mode has been changed. If you want to access the other modes, you'll either have to use an Oppo phone, or download the Hey Melody Android app. You can also customise the double-tap feature, that's set to play the next track by default on both buds, and the triple-tap feature, that's disabled by default, until you set it up. You can also long touch and hold the earbud for more than 3 seconds to switch between connected devices, but that function has to be setup via the partner app first.
The touch controls on the Enco X earbuds work really well, and apart from being able to switch between noise cancellation modes, they can also be set to change tracks, play or pause music and summon voice assistants. Another nifty trick is volume control&mdash;just slide your finger up and down on either stalk to increase or decrease your media volume.
Now I rarely used the earbuds with noise cancellation completely off, because the transparency mode is fairly good here. It lets in voices and irregular noises, but still provides enough audio isolation. Max noise cancellation is good for when you're in a crowded place like a noisy office floor or train station, but if you don't like the blocked-out effect that comes with it, the regular noise cancellation mode should serve you well.
Sound quality on the Enco X earbuds is quite good--bass is punchy enough, without being over-powering. Lyrics come through clearly, as do instruments, and the earbuds do get really loud at maximum volume. 75% volume with ANC on is more than enough to isolate your media playback, even in moderately loud environments. There's support for AAC, SBC and LHDC codecs, that ensure clear transmission. These earbuds also get the latest Bluetooth 5.2 and support for Bluetooth Low Latency, which means better synchronicity between audio and video.
At this point, it's worth mentioning that the Enco X have been created with the help of Danish hi-fi audio brand Dynaudio, that brings its tuning expertise, and that's why these earbuds sound great in spite of how much easier they are on the pocket compared to other products. In fact, these earbuds can even tell if they're sitting properly in your ears--just open the app and tap on Earbud fit test.
On the battery front, there's a 44 mAh unit in the buds, and the charging case holds 535 mAh. With max ANC on, the Enco X will last around 3-4 hours, and the case will offer somewhere between 4 and 5 charges from 0% to full. There's IP54 water and dust resistance too, so the Enco X can handle workouts without trouble.
Now all in all, the Enco X earbuds offer a great package--build quality is strong, audio performance is nearly fault-less, and the pricing is really smart, at ₹9,990. In an ever-expanding sea of options for true wireless earbuds, these are a great choice.

Reports circulating the Internet suggest that a Canadian retailer has listed the price of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro.

Retailer leaks Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro price ahead of launch

Reports circulating the Internet suggest that a Canadian&nbsp;retailer has listed the price of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro.

Reports circulating the Internet suggest that a Canadian&nbsp;retailer has listed the price of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, which are expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S21 series smartphones on January 14. As per the listing, the next-generation Galaxy buds come with with a price tag of 264 Canadian Dollars or approximately ₹15,161. Previous reports had indicated that the earbuds could come equipped with features like IPX7 rating, Spatial Audio technology and 28-hour battery life.
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Retailer leaks Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro price ahead of launch
Listing reveals Galaxy Buds Pro are priced upwards of ₹15,000
IPX7 rating, SpatIal Audio and 28-hour battery life

Reports circulating the Internet suggest that a Canadian&nbsp;retailer has listed the price of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, which are expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S21 series smartphones on January 14. As per the listing, the next-generation Galaxy buds come with with a price tag of 264 Canadian Dollars or approximately ₹15,161. Previous reports had indicated that the earbuds could come equipped with features like IPX7 rating, Spatial Audio technology and 28-hour battery life.

According to a report by IANS, Realme, the world's fastest-growing smartphone brand, plans on launching 100 AIoT products in India in 2021.According to a report by IANS,

Report: Realme to launch 100 AIoT products in India in 2021

According to a report by IANS, Realme, the world's fastest-growing smartphone brand, plans on launching 100 AIoT products in India in 2021.

According to a report by IANS, Realme, the world's fastest-growing smartphone brand, plans on launching 100 AIoT products in India in 2021. These include True wireless earbuds, smartwatches, smart cameras, smart TVs and more. Additionally, earlier reports have revealed that the company will&nbsp;unveil the Realme Buds Air 2 wireless earbuds&nbsp;and Realme Smart Bulbs in Q1 2021. Recently, the Chinese smartphone maker introduced three new smartwatches in India&mdash; Realme Watch S, Realme Watch S Master Edition and the Realme Watch S Pro.
Report: Realme to launch 100 AIoT products in India in 2021
Realme to launch Buds Air 2 and Smart Bulbs in Q1 2021
Recently, Realme launched three new smartwatches in India
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Report: Realme to launch 100 AIoT products in India in 2021
Realme to launch Buds Air 2 and Smart Bulbs in Q1 2021
Recently, Realme launched three new smartwatches in India

According to a report by IANS, Realme, the world's fastest-growing smartphone brand, plans on launching 100 AIoT products in India in 2021. These include True wireless earbuds, smartwatches, smart cameras, smart TVs and more. Additionally, earlier reports have revealed that the company will&nbsp;unveil the Realme Buds Air 2 wireless earbuds&nbsp;and Realme Smart Bulbs in Q1 2021. Recently, the Chinese smartphone maker introduced three new smartwatches in India&mdash; Realme Watch S, Realme Watch S Master Edition and the Realme Watch S Pro.

According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung's next-generation truly Wireless earbuds may not retain the unique kidney bean-shaped design of the current Galaxy Buds Live. Apparently, Samsung may opt for an in-ear design similar to the second generation Galaxy Buds+ that will feature active noise cancellation and an improved Ambient mode. To recall, the Galaxy Buds Live made its debut alongside the Note20 series. They have an open-type design, come with ANC technology and 12mm drivers with AKG tuning.

Report: Samsung's next earbuds won't retain the 'Kidney Beans' design

According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung's next-generation truly Wireless earbuds may not retain the unique kidney bean-shaped design of the current Galaxy Buds Live.

According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung's next-generation truly Wireless earbuds may not retain the unique kidney bean-shaped design of the current Galaxy Buds Live. Apparently, Samsung may opt for an in-ear design similar to the second generation Galaxy Buds+ that will feature active noise cancellation and an improved Ambient mode. To recall, the Galaxy Buds Live made its debut alongside the Note20 series. They have an open-type design, come with ANC technology and 12mm drivers with AKG tuning.
Samsung's next TWS might ditch the 'Beans' design
Samsung may opt for an in-ear design with ANC
Buds Live feature an open design, come with ANC and 12mm drivers
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According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung's next-generation truly Wireless earbuds may not retain the unique kidney bean-shaped design of the current Galaxy Buds Live. Apparently, Samsung may opt for an in-ear design similar to the second generation Galaxy Buds+ that will feature active noise cancellation and an improved Ambient mode. To recall, the Galaxy Buds Live made its debut alongside the Note20 series. They have an open-type design, come with ANC technology and 12mm drivers with AKG tuning.

Apple has announced a new service programme that will fix or replace faulty AirPods Pro earbuds for users experiencing sound issues. These affected units are said to have been produced before October 2020. The programme offered by the American tech giant is applicable globally but doesn't extend to the standard warranty coverage of the earbuds. To recall, Apple&rsquo;s latest truly wireless earphones--the AirPods Pro-- went on sale in India last via Apple authorised resellers at&nbsp;₹24,900. It features significant upgrades including IPX4 water resistance, a new in-ear design with swappable earbuds and active noise cancellation technology.&nbsp;

Apple to replace faulty AirPods Pro 

Apple's new service programme will replace faulty&nbsp;AirPods&nbsp;Pro earbuds

Apple has announced a new service programme that will fix or replace faulty AirPods Pro earbuds for users experiencing sound issues. These affected units are said to have been produced before October 2020. The programme offered by the American tech giant is applicable globally but doesn't extend to the standard warranty coverage of the earbuds. To recall, Apple&rsquo;s latest truly wireless earphones--the AirPods Pro-- went on sale in India last via Apple authorised resellers at&nbsp;₹24,900. It features significant upgrades including IPX4 water resistance, a new in-ear design with swappable earbuds and active noise cancellation technology.&nbsp;

German Audio maker Truke&nbsp;is aggressively launching wireless&nbsp;earbuds in India at highly competitive price points - the Truke Fit Pro Power and Fit Buds are the company's latest TWS offerings, priced&nbsp;at 1,299 Rs and 799 Rupees respectively.&nbsp;Both the earbuds offer Bluetooth 5.0, quick connectivity and instant pairing with 99% devices.&nbsp; Watch this review to find out how well these inexpensive earbuds&nbsp;perform!

Truke Fit Pro Power & Fit Buds Review

German Audio maker Truke&nbsp;is aggressively launching wireless&nbsp;earbuds in India at highly competitive price points - the Truke Fit Pro Power and Fit Buds are the company's latest TWS offerings, priced&nbsp;at 1,299 Rs and 799 Rupees respectively.&nbsp;Both the earbuds offer Bluetooth 5.0, quick connectivity and instant pairing with 99% devices.&nbsp; Watch this review to find out how well these inexpensive earbuds&nbsp;perform!


Meet the new Apple AirPod killers! Well, at least that's what Samsung believes. The company unveiled the all new Galaxy Buds alongside the S10 series smartphone lineup. The wireless ear buds  come with a charging case, powered by USB Type-C. They can also be charged by placing the case on the back of the Galaxy S10 and should give you about five to six hours of battery life. Costing $129, the Galaxy Buds start shipping from March 8.


Meet the new Apple AirPod killers! Well, at least that's what Samsung believes. The company unveiled the all new Galaxy Buds alongside the S10 series smartphone lineup. The wireless ear buds  come with a charging case, powered by USB Type-C. They can also be charged by placing the case on the back of the Galaxy S10 and should give you about five to six hours of battery life. Costing $129, the Galaxy Buds start shipping from March 8.

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