As the eminent Chinese philosopher Confucius once said, “Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.” This sentiment held when he said it all those years ago and still has good today. Music is an integral part of our lives, to the point that it is honestly hard to imagine us going about our daily lives without listening to any music. From the gramophones and recording machines of the bygone years to iPods and smartphones of recent years, music has constantly evolved, as have the mediums of listening to music.
And with this evolution, we have always wanted to listen to louder and better music. The humble headphone, invented in the early 20th Century for official and military purposes, was refitted for commercial purposes, obviously beginning with music. From jazz musicians to the iconic Walkman, we witnessed a large-scale development and adoption of the headphone. And it is in this vein of development we now have earphones and wireless earphones.
With this in mind, here is a list of the best true wireless earphones available on the market under the 2,000 Rs. Price point at this moment. Those interested in buying earphones that are genuinely free of wires and good for fitness activities and other general use should be given a chance.
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Top 10 Best TWS Earbuds under 2000 in 2022
So, here we are with the top 10 best tws earbuds under 2000 rupees available in the market. Each of them stands on certain criteria and does best in business.
- Noise Air Buds+ Truly Wireless Earbuds
- Boult Audio AirBass PowerBuds TWS Earbuds
- boAt Airdopes 441 Bluetooth Truly Wireless in Ear Earbuds
- Wings Phantom Wireless Gaming Earbuds
- Noise Shots Neo 2 Wireless Earbuds
- Blaupunkt Germany’s BTW25 Truly Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds
- WeCool Moonwalk M2 ENC Earbuds
- WeCool H1 High Bass Earbuds
- AirJams GameX Bluetooth 5.2 Wireless Gaming Headphone True Wireless Earbuds Earphone
- WeCool Moonwalk M4 Gaming Earphones
Hunting for the Best TWS Earbuds under is quite an difficult task. So, here we are with our top handpicked high quality and in budget best TWS Earbuds under two thousand rupees.
Noise Air Buds+ Truly Wireless Earbuds
The product offers excellent value for money, with features such as InstaCharge and HyperSync. Features aside, this is also one of the more aesthetically pleasing earbuds on the list, with its white, professional sheen.
Noise is arguably up there as one of India’s most popular wearable brands. They manufacture smartwatches, headphones, earphones, and speakers. As far as affordability goes, one would be hard-pressed to find a better alternative than Noise, or its primary Indian alternative, boAt.
Pros
- 20 Hour playtime
- IPX4 water resistance
- InstaCharge; 8 min charge = 80 min playback time
Cons
- No active noise cancellation
- Water resistance of IPX4, not IPX5
- Single mic, which might lead to inferior call quality
Boult Audio AirBass PowerBuds TWS Earbuds
Despite having been founded a few years ago, Boult has only risen to popularity as of late, over 2021. As such, they aren’t entirely as well known as boAt or Noise, but their products still do offer quite the bang for the buck, as we can see here, with their AirBass PowerBuds. They boast an impressive 120 hours of playtime and improved water resistance.
Coupled with the relatively lower price point, one would have to lean more towards this. In addition, the earphones come in a sleek-looking charging pod that supports type C charging, which means they can charge up quickly.
Pros
- 120 Hour playtime
- Improved IPX7 water resistance
- Reverse phone charging doubles as a power bank
- 30 days (!) capacity in charging case
Cons
- Slightly heavier than other TWS earbuds, at 90 grams
- No microphone features
boAt Airdopes 441 Bluetooth Truly Wireless in-Ear Earbuds
boAt are the OGs, a true homegrown audio electronics brand that enjoys quite a substantial market share. Having been in the business for a while and competing against the likes of bigger heavyweights, like JBL and Sony, it is no surprise that boAt offers a wide variety of audio electronics at every possible price point; not only that, they are quite durable as well.
Having used boAt devices personally, I have to say; they are up there with JBL as the earphones that have lasted the longest, through all situations, with every level of use. Of course, they also manufacture other wearables, but audio electronics are their niche, and boy, do they excel at it.
And their Airdopes are quite an offering at the sub – 2,000 price range. Boasting a 25-hour charging capacity in the charging case of the earphones and a 5-hour playback time in the earphones, they sure do offer a decent proposition, although the 5-hour playback time does fall short of some other entrants this list.
Pros
- IPX7 water resistance
- IWP technology that lets them get paired quickly and seamlessly
- 6mm drivers for improved sound quality
- Stereo calling, for high-quality calls
- Voice assistant at the push of a button
Cons
- 5-hour playback time, 25-hour case charging capacity, which is quite low in comparison with some other entrants on this list
- There is no reverse charging, so the case cannot be used as a power bank in emergencies.
- 5-hour playback time, 25-hour case charging capacity, which is quite low in comparison with some other entrants on this list
- There is no reverse charging, so the case cannot be used as a power bank in emergencies
Wings Phantom Wireless Gaming Earbuds
Easily one of the two most aggressive-looking earphones on this list, this is an excellent option for mobile gamers and anyone who has even a passing interest in gaming. With low latency, dedicated gaming, and normal listening modes, these earphones pack one hell of a punch and are an essential part of a gamer’s arsenal as they traverse strange new worlds and across battlefields.
Overall, these TWS earbuds are heavyweights in the literal and figurative sense, as they come with a titanium-coated driver that packs a heavier, more potent punch to the sound.
Pros
- Strong, aggressive aesthetics
- Low latency for improved gaming
- Titanium coated drivers for realistic gaming sound design
- 3-hole mic system for a crisp, clear sound, even during the most intense of gaming sessions
- The case doubles as a stand for your phone, during binge-watching sessions
Cons
- Aesthetics may not be for everyone, thus restricting the target audience
- On the heavier side, at 200 grams
- 30-hour playback, which is lower in comparison to some others on this list
Noise Shots Neo 2 Wireless Earbuds
Noise makes another entry on this list with their Noise Shots Neo 2 earbuds. These are a pair of compact, sophisticated earbuds that come in a more compact and sleek case. These are a huge departure from the previous entrant on this list, as these aren’t as aggressive, but they do provide low latency and good sound quality, which are helpful when gaming.
Unfortunately, this falls on the lower end of the spectrum, in terms of playback time, with 5 hours of earphone capacity and 15 hours of case charging capacity, which bring it up to a total of 20 hours, which is quite low, especially in comparison to some other entries on this list. But there are some noticeable advantages as well.
Pros
- You can use each earpiece independently
- Low latency, great for gaming
- 6mm driver, which leads to better bass
- Full touch controls for Siri, Google Assistant, etc
- Ergonomically designed
Cons
- Low battery capacity
- IPX4 water resistance is lower than IPX5 and IPX7 seen in some other entrants on this list.
Blaupunkt Germany’s BTW25 Truly Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds
Blaupunkt: the advantage in your car. Those of you old enough should be able to remember this tagline, which used to be featured in ads for Blaupunkt stereo systems. Blaupunkt is one of the oldest and most significant audio electronics companies that unfortunately filed for bankruptcy in 2015. The original company does not exist; however, the brand name has been sold, and products are manufactured under that brand.
That being said, Blaupunkt has managed to venture into the consumer audio electronics space and have launched some of their products online. Interestingly, this product comes in a 26-hour capacity variant and a 51-hour capacity one, which is costlier.
These are battery capacities for the cases, as the earphones can run for a maximum of 4.5 hours, which brings the total capacity up to 30.5 and 55.5. hours respectively, which is quite respectable.
Pros
- Quality, with Blaupunkt being well-regarded, is expected to have a great build quality
- Crystal clear sound quality
- Fast charging
- Sweat-resistant
- Easy to use touch controls
- Snug fit
Cons
- Slightly heavier, at 200 grams
- Not as feature-rich as some of the other entrants on this list, which might be a deal-breaker for some.
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WeCool Moonwalk M2 ENC Earbuds
Another Indian homegrown electronics brand, WeCool, has been in the business for about five years now and, thus, has grown a sizeable position in the audio electronics market space. Their M2 ENC earbuds are a great value proposition at the sub 2,000 price range, not only because it has the features to back the price point up but also the aesthetics and sleek looks that make it stand out far more than some other earphones in the price range.
Pros
- 8-hour playback time, 32 hours additional capacity
- Low latency for gaming
- Ergonomically designed
- Sharp aesthetics
Cons
- Low bass
- A low price point could mean a poorer quality
WeCool H1 High Bass Earbuds
Another WeCool entrant on this list, the H1 High Bass earbuds, are a pair of compact earphones. As such, they can be expected to be snug ergonomic fits.
In comparison to others, these earbuds have passive noise cancellation. It also has a good enough water resistance rating, making these earphones sweat-resistant.
Pros
- Compact form factor
- Great bass with Digital display
- Lightweight
- Mono and dual-mode
Cons
- No volume or voice assistant controls
- Low price and relative recency could lead to slightly inferior quality
AirJams GameX Bluetooth 5.2 Wireless Gaming Headphone True Wireless Earbuds Earphone
Another gaming-centered set of earbuds, and arguably the most aggressive pair of such earbuds, the GameX earbuds from AirJams are quite the heavyweight for gaming earbuds. Despite having a decent battery life of just 20 hours, the rest of the package is quite the bargain, considering its price point.
Pros
- Latest Bluetooth 5.2
- Dedicated gaming mode
- Low latency
- Environmental noise cancellation
- Battery circuit protectors
Cons
- 4 hours battery on a single charge, 16 hours in the case, so a relatively low battery capacity
WeCool Moonwalk M4 Gaming Earphones
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At a price of a little under Rs 1,300, the Moonwalk M4 is easily one of the best value-for-money gaming-specific earbuds. It may not be as flashy as some of the other such earbuds we have covered, but it does do more than hold its own. It is also loaded with some interesting features.
Pros
- Low latency for gaming
- Quad microphones for a clear and crisp sound and audio quality
- Rich bass
- Music and gaming modes are separate
- Aesthetic design
- All-day battery
Cons
- Too many features for a low price may lead to some of them not being up to par.
- No water resistance specified
The Conclusion
As is evident in this list, we, as customers, have a myriad of options to choose from for truly wireless earbuds. We are fortunate to have been presented with so many quality options to choose from. And if you have read this till the end, thank you very much for your attention! The links to the products have also been included, should you wish to buy them.
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