Bluetooth Audio Devices

The Nothing Ear (2) wireless earbuds will be available on Flipkart, Myntra and select offline stores from March 28 at 12 noon

The Beats edition is priced in between the range of Rs 1,799 to 2,499 and the Burn is priced between the range of Rs 2,799 to 3,499

There is no coherence between what the instruction booklet claims and how the earbuds function in terms of their touch controls

HARMAN, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics said it has taken strict legal action against dealers involved in the manufacture and sale of fake JBL and Infinity Car Audio products in the country

The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 will be officially launched at the OnePlus Cloud 11 event on February 7

The magnetic back of the earbuds offers a surprise deal as they automatically pause streaming when joined together, and eventually resume it when separated

Apple on Wednesday announced second-generation HomePod that delivers next-level acoustics in a gorgeous, iconic design

The new FluentPet Connect system which launched at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023, is now upgrading the talking buttons with internet and Bluetooth capabilities

Jabra unveiled its new offerings aimed at consumers, enterprises, and medical at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023

Select boAt products such as TWS, Neckbands, Portable Bluetooth Speakers, and Wired Earphones are now available on Blinkit

Priced at Rs 3,990, the Saregama Carvaan Mini+ is unlike any other Bluetooth speaker available in the market. It is a standalone speaker with support for multiple input modes

Dubbed as Blaupunkt SBA15 and SBA15GM, the soundbars are priced at Rs 1,099 and Rs 1,399. Both the wireless speakers are available for purchase on Blaupunkt online store

Wearable and audio devices maker Fire-Boltt expects around five times growth in business to Rs 2,400 crore this fiscal with its plans to enhance brand loyalty of customers and offer specialised features for sports, fitness and healthcare, a top official of the company said. Fire-Boltt Founder and CEO Arnav Kishore told PTI that the company will start making all smartwatches in India in the next three months and expects to increase its market share in the category to 50 per cent in the next 12-18 months. The company is eyeing the smartphone user base in India, projected to reach 100 crore in a few years, from where it expects high level of traction for smartwatches. "We are aggressively focusing on the marketing campaigns in order to increase brand loyalty. In terms of revenue, we clocked around Rs 500 crore last fiscal year. Till September 2022, we have clocked around Rs 1,200 crore and expect close to Rs 2,400 crore (this fiscal)," Kishore told PTI. According to Counterpoint ...

The Generation III Home line-up comprises Marshall Acton, Stanmore, and Woburn. These speakers are priced at Rs 31,999, Rs 41,999, and Rs 59,999, respectively

Priced at Rs 44,999, the Amazfit Falcon smartwatch will be available for purchase from December 3

Started on November 29, the Sony Audio Days sale will continue until December 4. The sale is live on Sony online store, Amazon, Flipkart, and Sony retail stores

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The 3-in 1 ZEB-Sound Bomb X1 is available on the e-commerce platform Amazon at an introductory price of Rs 1,399

Priced at Rs 30,800, the Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT2 wireless over-ear headphones will be available on the e-commerce platform Amazon India

Over one billion teenagers and young people are potentially at risk of hearing loss due to their use of headphones and earbuds, and attendance at loud music venues, according to a study published in the journal BMJ Global Health. The international team, including researchers from Medical University of South Carolina, US, noted that the governments around the world need to urgently prioritise "safe listening" policies to safeguard aural health. "There is an urgent need for governments, industry, and civil society to prioritise global hearing loss prevention by promoting safe listening practices," the authors of the study said. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 430 million people worldwide currently have disabling hearing loss, the researchers said. Young people are particularly vulnerable because of their use of personal listening devices (PLDs), such as smartphones, headphones and earbuds, and attendance at loud music venues, amid poor regulatory enforcement,