Nirvana X TWS Earbuds Cosmic Onyx Bluetooth 5.3 40 Hours Battery Life
₹8,990
₹1,999
- Model Nirvana X TWS: boAt true wireless buds with Bluetooth 5.3 and clean, balanced sound. They feel reliable day-to-day for work, commuting, gaming, and casual listening.
- Battery Life 40 Hours total use with case; 1.5 hour charge keeps you listening longer, even on long commutes and busy workdays.
- Connectivity Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3 with up to 10 metres range and multipoint pairing for devices at once, so you switch devices smoothly on the go.
- Sound Tech AI ENx noise cancellation and Adaptive EQ tailor calls and music to your ears every day; the results feel natural.
- Durability & Comfort IPX5 sweat resistance, light case, and In-Ear Detection for secure wear; they stay snug, comfortable through long workouts, and cope with daily bumps in bags.
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Nirvana X TWS Earbuds Product Description
Usage The Nirvana X TWS pair quickly via Bluetooth 5.3 and stay reliably connected within about 10 metres; multipoint connectivity helps you switch between a phone and a laptop without re-pairing. The four mics with AI ENx noise cancellation keep calls legible in noisy environments.
Capacity Battery life stands around 40 hours in total, with a 1.5 hour charge time; IPX5 protection gives a bit of confidence during workouts. The Cosmic Onyx color hides fingerprints and looks sleek.
Controls You’ll manage features through the app; there is in-ear detection to pause playback when you remove an earbud.
Durability The plastic enclosure feels sturdy in hand; the buds stay secure in their case.
Safety In-ear detection helps avoid accidental playback when you take them off, and the fit is comfortable for long sessions.
Installation/Warranty Setup is straightforward; boAt backs Nirvana X TWS with a 1 Year Warranty, which brings peace of mind.
Specification
| Model Name |
Nirvana X TWS |
|---|---|
| Model Number |
Nirvana X TWS |
| Brand |
boAt |
| Color |
Cosmic Onyx |
| Weight |
45 Grams |
| Bluetooth Version |
5.3 |
| Bluetooth Range |
10 Metres |
| Water Resistance |
Water Resistant |
| Battery Life |
40 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time |
1.5 Hours |
| Audio Driver |
Balanced Armature Driver |
| Noise Cancellation |
Environmental Noise Cancellation |
| Adaptive EQ |
Yes |
| In-Ear Detection |
Yes |
| BEAST Mode For Gaming |
Yes |
| Multipoint Connectivity |
Yes |
| Frequency Range |
20 KHz, 20 hertz |
| Box Contents |
User Manual, TWS Earbuds, Additional Earbuds, Charging Cable |
| Warranty |
1 Year Warranty |
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