boAt Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC LDAC headphones launch at Rs 4,999

boAt has launched the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC in India at Rs. 4,999, positioning it as a value-focused option for buyers who want LDAC wireless audio, adaptive ANC, and long battery life without moving into premium pricing. The new over-ear headphones also bring Hi-Res Audio, dual drivers, and a feature set aimed at everyday listening and calls.

boAt Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC adds 45dB adaptive ANC and AI ENx

The biggest hardware claim here is the 45dB adaptive ANC, which is meant to adjust based on the listening environment. In practice, that means the cancellation is designed to work across travel, indoor use, and outdoor settings rather than staying fixed in one mode. For buyers comparing budget ANC headphones, that kind of flexibility can matter more than a simple on or off noise cancellation setup.

boAt also includes AI ENx for voice call clarity. That feature is aimed at improving call quality in noisy places, which makes it relevant for commuters, office users, and anyone who takes a lot of calls on the move. The company is clearly leaning on everyday usefulness here, not just audio specs on paper.

Along with LDAC support and Hi-Res Audio, the headphones are being pushed as a higher-bitrate wireless audio option in the sub-₹5,000 segment. Dual drivers are also part of the package, which helps round out the product’s positioning as a value ANC headphone rather than a basic wireless model with one standout feature.

80 hour battery headphones promise long use, plus Bluetooth 5.4

Battery life is another major part of the pitch. boAt says the headphones can last up to 80 hours, though that drops to around 50 hours with ANC turned on. The company also says a 10-minute charge can add about 12 hours of playback, which is the kind of quick top-up many users now look for in daily-use wireless headphones.

On the connectivity side, the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC comes with Bluetooth 5.4 and multipoint support. That should make switching between devices easier, at least in theory, for people who move between a phone and laptop through the day. Google Fast Pair support is also included, which simplifies the first connection process on compatible Android devices.

boAt has also added IPX4 splash resistance, so the headphones should handle light splashes and sweat, though they are not meant for heavy water exposure. The boAt Hearables app EQ support gives users some control over sound tuning, which is now fairly common in this segment but still useful for people who want a little adjustment rather than a fixed sound profile.

Overall, the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC is aimed at buyers who want a full set of modern wireless headphone features without crossing into premium territory. The combination of LDAC, adaptive ANC, AI ENx, multipoint Bluetooth 5.4, and long battery life makes it easy to see who this product is for. It is built for the crowded budget ANC market, where value, not just one headline feature, usually decides the winner.