Noise

Home-grown brand Noise has been steadily expanding its portfolio of wearables across different price points. Its latest offering, the NoiseFit Endeavour Pro, is designed for adventure-seekers who want a feature-packed smartwatch for their escapades, without the high price tag typically associated with these products. But despite being one of the more affordable rugged smartwatches in the market, the NoiseFit Endeavour Pro is still one of the most expensive watches in the company's lineup. This positions it to demonstrate a capability in line with its price.

Noise Buds F1 hit the domestic market in May. These budget TWS earphones are claimed to be designed in India. They feature 11mm drivers and support Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The earbuds are rated IPX5 for water resistance. Along with the charging case, they are said to offer a total playback time of up to 50 hours. This impressive battery life is marketed as being paired with equally big sound, all within a suspiciously low budget. But do these budget earbuds truly live up to the claim?

Noise Master Buds were introduced in India in February. With these TWS earphones, the company ventures out of its budget segment and into a slightly more premium category. At a reasonably handsome price of Rs. 7,999, these headsets offer Bose-tuned audio and a total battery life of up to 44 hours to interested buyers. Having spent the past couple of weeks with the Master Buds, I can tell you a thing or two about what to expect from them.