Noise has launched the newest TWS offering, Noise Buds VS204. The new Noise Buds VS204 are intended for people on the go who require dependable audio without breaking the bank. They have a 50-hour battery life and Environmental Sound Reduction (ESRTM) technology for hands-free calling. Earlier, Noise Flair XL with up to 80h of playback, fast charge launched.
The 13mm drivers in the ergonomically created Noise Buds produce a crisp and evenly balanced sound. It has an IPX4 sweat and water-resistant rating and a USB Type-C charging port. Also, Bluetooth 5.3 technology is built into wireless earbuds to make them easy to connect and send data quickly.
The device has Instacharge, which provides a single charge to play for 10 hours and a total playtime of 50 hours. The earbuds also have proprietary Hyper Sync, which links the earbuds to the most recent linked device automatically and securely as soon as it is taken out of the case.
Environmental Sound Reduction (ESR) technology improves user and caller satisfaction even more by getting rid of background noise to make sure calls are clear and connections are smooth.
Specifications: Noise Buds VS204
- Form Factor : In-ear
- Speaker Driver : 13mm
- BT : 5.3; Wireless Range : 10m
- BT Supported Profile : SBC, AAC
- Playtime : Up to 10 hours on a single charge and an additional 40 hours with the charging case
- Earbud Charging Time : Up to 60 minutes
- Charging Case Charge time : Up to 90 minutes
- Instacharge : 10-min charge = 120-min playtime
- Charging Indicator : Yes
- Water Resistance Rating : IPX4 water-resistant
- Environmental Noise Reduction : Yes
- Hyper Sync Technology : Yes
- Hands free Calling : Yes
- Voice Assistant : Siri, Google Assistant
- Controls : On ear touch control (Volume, Music, Call control feature on both earbuds, Siri and Google Assistant)
- Colors: Snow white, Jet black, Space blue and Mint green
Pricing and availability
Noise Buds VS204 is priced at Rs. 1,599, and is available for purchase across online channels Flipkart, Amazon, and gonoise.com starting today.
Speaking on the announcement, Amit Khatri, Co-Founder and MD, Noise, said,