Noise previously confirmed that pre-booking for Master Buds will start on February 11.
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Noise Master Buds earphone seen with uniform, rounded stem
Noise Master Buds pre-booking will open in India on February 11. Now, the company has revealed the launch date of the TWS earphones, confirmed some key features, and teased the design. It will launch as the first product in the Noise Master Series. It is a new lineup that the company which is claimed to offer a premium audio experience thanks to audio tuned by Bose. Notably, most of the brand's current audio products are budget offerings.
A promotional poster on the Amazon microsite for Noise Master Buds revealed that the TWS earphones will see a "full reveal" on February 13, suggesting the headset will launch in India on the same day. Previously, a similar poster claimed that pre-booking for the wearables will open in the country on February 11. ![]()
The microsite further reveals that the Noise Master Buds will come with support for LHDC 5.0, which is a high-resolution audio codec said to offer high-fidelity lossless audio transference. The earphones will also support Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) of up to 49dB. They are also confirmed to come with "Sound by Bose," which suggests that the earphones will have audio tuned by Bose.
The Noise Master Buds earphones' design is showcased on the microsite. One earbud features a classic in-ear design with ear tips and a sleek, rounded stem. The stem has a dual-tone finish, with the brand name positioned near the bottom. A circular marking near the top likely indicates the location of touch sensors, with a microphone unit placed just above it.
A pill-shaped LED light has been observed on what is believed to be the charging case of the Noise Master Buds. This LED may serve a functional purpose, potentially indicating connectivity, battery level, or charging status.
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