Noise Air Clips OWS Earphones Launched in India: Features, Specs, and Price
Noise Air Clips OWS earphones launched in India with 12mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.4, and 40-hour battery life.
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Noise has launched a new pair of open-ear wearable stereo (OWS) earphones in India called the Noise Air Clips. They feature an Open Beam C-shaped silicon hook design that rests around the ear like an ear cuff, aiming to provide a more environmentally conscious alternative to traditional in-ear earphones. This design places the speaker unit towards the ear canal, improving environmental awareness for users.
The Noise Air Clips utilize AirWave Technology, which uses precise air conduction to deliver sound directly to the user's ears. They are equipped with 12mm audio drivers and support Bluetooth 5.4 with dual device connectivity, allowing them to be paired with two devices simultaneously.
The Noise Air Clips feature responsive touch control sensors on one end and an IPX5 rating for splash resistance. They come with a charging case that provides up to 40 hours of total battery life. The case itself supports USB Type-C charging and takes approximately 120 minutes to fully charge. A 10-minute quick charge offers up to 150 minutes of music playback time. Each earphone measures 46 x 54 x 28mm and weighs 5.4 grams.
Noise Air Clips OWS Earphones: Colors, Price, and Availability in India
The earphones have a glossy, chrome finish and are available in three colors: Pearl Black, Pearl Purple, and Pearl White. They are currently being sold in India for Rs. 2,999 via Myntra, Flipkart, Amazon, and the official GoNoise India website.
Noise Air Clips OWS: Features and Specifications
C-shaped silicon hook design.
Each earphone measures 46 x 54 x 28mm in size and weighs 5.4g.
Touch control sensors.
12mm audio drivers.
Bluetooth 5.4 and dual device connectivity.
IPX5 rating for splash resistance.
A total battery life of up to 40 hours.
USB Type-C supported charging case.
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