boAt Airdopes 148 Gen 2 Active Black Bluetooth Earphones with 48 Hours Playback and ASAP Charge
₹3,990
₹898
- Model boAt Airdopes in Active Black deliver wireless listening with a confident, snug fit and dependable Bluetooth 5.4 connection, even in crowded rooms.
- Battery 48 Hours playback sounds impressive, and ASAP Charge fills in quickly; you won't be left scrambling for power during a long day.
- Controls The touch controls respond with precise taps, and pairing feels seamless, making daily commutes surprisingly smooth and less frustrating.
- Durability Plastic enclosure is light, sweat resistant, and comfortable for long sessions without fatigue on active days, even under humid gym conditions.
- Safety Water resistance plus a 1 year warranty add peace of mind during workouts and travel, so you can focus on the music.
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Usage
For everyday wireless listening, the boAt Airdopes in Active Black sit securely in your ears and pair over Bluetooth 5.4 quickly. You notice a clean, minimal fit and a soft tactile click when you tap the touch surface. It’s not a bulky headset; you forget it’s there until you take a turn and the room quiets. In gaming contexts, the low-latency feel helps you keep pace with action, and the buds stay comfortable through longer sessions.
Capacity
The 48 Hours Playback claim feels plausible in daily wear, and the ASAP Charge feature kicks in fast—ten minutes of charging gives about 180 Minutes of listening, depending on usage. You’ll notice that you don’t have to plan charging rituals around your day.
Controls
The Touch controls respond with a satisfying click and offer a seamless pairing experience for calls and music. The setup is straightforward, and the lack of a physical jack means you move with fewer cables on the desk or in your bag.
Durability
The enclosure is Plastic, and the design remains light while being sweat resistant. It feels sturdy enough for daily use, even when you’re rushing through a gym or a commute and your bag bumps the table.
Safety & Warranty
These buds are Water Resistant and come with a 1 year warranty from purchase, which helps with accidental splashes and everyday wear. There’s no installation beyond pairing on first use, and you’re covered if something goes wrong within the warranty period.
Specification
| Model Name |
Airdopes |
|---|---|
| Model Number |
Airdopes |
| Brand Name |
boAt |
| Color |
Active Black |
| Bluetooth Version |
5.4 |
| Wireless Technology Type |
Bluetooth |
| Battery Life |
48 Hours |
| Driver Type |
Dynamic Driver |
| Enclosure Material |
Plastic |
| Control Method |
Touch |
| Water Resistance |
Water Resistant |
| Weight |
60 Grams |
| Box Contents |
Cable, Earphones, User Manual |
| Compatible Devices |
Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Smart TVs, Car Audio Systems |
| Warranty |
1 year warranty from the date of purchase |
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