CMF Headphone Pro have been announced in thr global markets as the brand’s first pair of headphones. The new headphones come with an Energy Slider along with replaceable earcups. The headphones are also claimed to offer up to a 100-hour runtime. Here’s everything to know about the new audio product from CMF and when it will launch in India.
CMF Headphone Pro: Price, Availability
CMF Headphones Pro are now available in Dark Grey, Light Grey, and Light Green for £79 / €99 / $99 (approx Rs 8,800) via nothing.tech and select partners. It will be available in the US starting 7th October and will be available in India by the end of the year, as confirmed by the newly appointed CMF India Vice President of Business, Himanshu Tandon.
CMF Headphone Pro: Specifications
The CMF Headphone Pro supports replaceable and removable ear cushions, so you can easily keep your headphones clean or mix and match colors to “create a set that is uniquely yours,” said CMF.
The CMF Headphone Pro features tactile controls, featuring an Energy Slider that lets you instantly adjust bass and treble, “glide up for high-energy tracks, workouts, or intense moments, and glide down for relaxing podcasts, audiobooks, or soothing music.”
The Roller primarily controls volume but also allows a short press to play or pause your music, and a long press to switch ANC on or off. Meanwhile, the Button is a configurable AI shortcut, letting you access ChatGPT, switch between ANC modes or Spatial Audio, and even mute or unmute the built-in microphone with a press-and-hold.
For audio, there’s LDAC and Hi-Res certification for wired and wireless audio, offering high-quality output up to 990 Kbps and a 40mm custom dynamic driver. Nickel-plated coatings reduce distortion, ensuring a clean and layered listening experience. Personal Sound, powered by Audiodo, adapts in real time to your hearing profile and wearing style, providing consistently optimized audio.
The headphones also have support for 40dB Adaptive ANC. Three hybrid ANC mics with ENC ensure precise voice pickup in noisy environments. Adaptive ANC and Transparency Mode adapt to the environment with three filter presets, effectively reducing up to 99% of background noise, as claimed by CMF.
One can expect up to 100 hours of listening without ANC and 50 hours with ANC on. A 5-minute USB-C charge provides 5 hours of playback, and on-the-go charging via smartphone adds convenience for seamless power.
Then there’s Bluetooth v5.4 for wireless connectivity, while low-latency mode reduces end-to-end delay to under 120 milliseconds for gaming and video. Pairing works with Android (Google Fast Pair), iOS, and Windows (Microsoft Swift Pair). Via the Nothing X app, users can customize controls and choose how to activate ChatGPT via the headphone.
The Headphone Pro is IPX2 water-resistant, making it durable for everyday use. Spatial Audio with multi-channel processing recreates 3D sound perception direction, distance, and trajectory that is optimized for Cinema and Concert Mode.
Announced earlier this year in the US, the new YouTube Premium Lite plan is now making its way to India with a “mostly ad-free experience,” as YouTube describes it. This plan comes with a downgraded experience over the regular plan but also comes with a cheaper price tag. Here’s everything to know about it.
Priced at Rs 89 a month in India, the new YouTube Premium Lite plan expansion comes as “YouTube Music and Premium reaches over 125 million subscribers, including trials globally.” The new membership works across devices, including phone, laptop, and TV. While Premium Lite offers ad-free viewing for most videos, ads may still appear on music content and Shorts, and when users search or browse, said the streaming platform.
For users who want ad-free music on YouTube and YouTube Music, plus offline and background play, the company recommends users to subscribe to the Premium plan since the Premium Lite doesn’t offer these features. “The rollout is underway, with full availability expected across the country in the coming weeks.”
Meanwhile, the company was recently found to be cracking down on Premium Family plan’s sharing where it is sending mails to users who are sharing a plan with someone who does not live in the same household as the plan manager.
The mail reads, “Your YouTube Premium family membership requires all members to be in the same household as the family manager. It appears you may not be in the same household as your family manager, and your membership will be paused in 14 days. Once your access is paused, you will remain in your family group and be able to watch YouTube with ads, but will no longer have YouTube Premium benefits.”
The Samsung Fan Edition (FE) series is meant to fill the gap between mid-range and flagship smartphones by offering high-end features at a price that is still reasonable. Does Galaxy S25 FE uphold this tradition, all while being significantly less expensive than Samsung’s flagship models?
Well, I have been using the device for the last couple of weeks. In this review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE, I will analyse its strengths, identify its limitations and help you decide if it’s worth your money.
Pricing and Availability
There are three models of the Galaxy S25 FE, and all of them have 8GB of RAM. Storage options include 128GB, 256GB and 512GB, priced at Rs 59,999, Rs 65,999 and Rs 77,999, respectively. The device comes in four colours: Icy Blue, Jet Black, Navy, and White.
Consumers can purchase the Galaxy S25 FE starting September 29 through Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, select authorised retail outlets, and various online platforms.
For a limited time, buyers can take advantage of a complimentary storage upgrade valued at Rs 12,000, allowing them to purchase the 512GB model at the same price as the 256GB version. Additionally, a Rs 5,000 bank cashback offer is also available.
Design
The Galaxy S25 FE is a step forward in the evolution of the FE line. Unlike previous models, which often felt like stripped-down versions of flagship devices, this one comes across as more polished and refined. It is slimmer at 7.4mm compared to the 8mm thickness of the S24 FE and lighter, weighing 190g instead of 213g, which enhances everyday handling.
Samsung has upgraded its device to Gorilla Glass Victus+, replacing the older Gorilla Glass 5. This change to a frosted glass finish not only adds a more premium feel but also improves resistance to fingerprints. The bezels have been made thinner, although the chin remains slightly thicker.
The phone retains an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, and the stereo speakers provide clear, balanced audio. While it may not feel as luxurious as the titanium-framed S25 Ultra, the S25 FE features an Armour Aluminium frame and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the standard S25 and S25+ in terms of appearance and overall feel.
Display and Audio
The 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display features a 120Hz adaptive Refresh Rate and a peak brightness of 1,900 nits. It is slightly dimmer than the S25 series, but in real-life use, it performs well, offering bright colours, deep blacks and good visibility outside. Also, HDR10+ and Super HDR support make watching compatible content even better.
The stereo speakers deliver sound that is full and clear, with negligible distortion, even at high volumes. They may not be as powerful as the S25 Ulta, but they are better than most smartphones in the same price range.
Cameras
The Galaxy S25 FE’s rear camera setup consists of a 50MP primary lens, an 8MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide lens. This setup remains consistent with last year’s S24 FE model.
In daylight conditions, the primary lens captures images with good amount of detail and colours have a natural tone. It also effectively handles a wide dynamic range. The Portrait mode is especially good because it isolates the subject nicely and blurs the background without overdoing. The telephoto lens is also great because it takes clear, accurate pictures even when zoomed in up to 10 times.
However, the ultrawide camera, while adequate for expansive outdoor scenes, often struggles to perform optimally in indoor environments or low-light situations, where detail can be lost and distortion may occur.
The selfie camera has made a decent upgrade from 10MP to 12MP compared to its predecessor. This update has improved image clarity and dynamic range in S25 FE. It results in more vibrant and detailed shots. However, one may notice that skin tones appear inconsistent in different indoor lighting conditions, which may lead to discrepancies in colour accuracy.
On the video recording front, the device is fully loaded, offering 4K video at 60fps for both the main and selfie cameras. It delivers smooth and high-quality footage for vlogging or social media use. It’s important to note, however, that the ultrawide and telephoto Sensors can only record at 30 frames per second, which could make it hard to take pictures of fast-moving things. Most of the time, the stabilisation feature works well and keeps the video steady. However, users may sometimes notice stutters when they pan, which could make the whole experience less enjoyable.
Performance
Samsung’s in-house chip Exynos 240 powers the S25 FE, the same Processor that powered last year’s flagship Galaxy S24 series. It delivers smooth and lag-free performance during navigation, multitasking and gaming. Even the thermal management has been enhanced with a larger vapour chamber to address the heating issue.
Let’s discuss gaming a bit in detail. I played the resource-intensive game Asphalt Legends at the highest graphics settings and 60fps. During a 15-minute session, the game ran smoothly without any slowdowns or dropped frames. Though the area around the rear cameras became warm during gameplay, it stayed at a comfortable temperature.
Haptics function as expected, providing good feedback during typing and navigation. Although they may not be the most advanced on the market, they offer consistent performance for everyday use.
However, the base model comes with only 128GB of storage and 8GB of RAM, which heavy users might find limiting. A 256GB base variant would have been a more suitable option, particularly for Indian consumers who usually depend heavily on internal storage. However, the best part is that for a limited time, one can pay for the 128 GB model but receive the 256 GB variant.
Software and AI
The Galaxy S25 FE debuts with One UI 8 based on Android 16 and is promised seven generations of updates. It includes Samsung’s full suite of Galaxy AI tools — such as Audio Eraser and Google Gemini — directly out of the box.
With One UI 8, the AI upgrades revolve mostly around improving Gemini Live, which now supports natural Voice commands for context-based answers and is better at understanding what’s on your screen or camera feed. Circle to Search is now available in-game to help you get to the next stage. Overall, the device performs well, and the OS runs smoothly.
Battery and Charging
Battery capacity is now 4,900mAh — the largest yet on an FE model — and supports 45W fast charging. A full charge takes around 65-80 minutes, and the phone comfortably lasts a full day of regular use. Light users can stretch it to a day and a half. Wireless charging remains capped at 15W.
SanDisk Creator Series storage devices have been announced in India, including the microSD card, a SD UHS-II Card, USB-C flash drives, a MagSafe-compatible SSD for iPhone, and a Phone Drive offering broad device compatibility for Indian content creators.
SanDisk Creator Series
Phone SSD
The SanDisk Creator Phone SSD is built for iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max and iPhone 16 users, attaching seamlessly to MagSafe-compatible smartphones. It supports Apple ProRes 4K video recording at 60fps, with the ability to save content directly to the drive for quick editing. Available in 1TB and 2TB options, the SSD features a rugged silicone shell, IP65 water and dust resistance, and up to three-meter drop protection. Prices start at Rs 10,999, and it is available on Amazon and Flipkart.
microSD UHS-I Card
For creators working with drones, action cameras, or smartphones, the SanDisk Creator microSD UHS-I card offers up to 1TB capacity, with read speeds of up to 190MB/s. It supports 4K and 5.3K video recording while being temperature-proof, drop-proof, and waterproof. Priced from Rs 1,809, it is available on Amazon.
Professional photographers and videographers can opt for the SanDisk Creator SD UHS-II card, which delivers speeds up to 280MB/s and supports 6K video capture as well as RAW workflows. With up to 1TB capacity and bundled RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software, the card is priced starting at Rs 4,999 on Amazon.
USB-C Flash Drive
The SanDisk Creator USB-C Flash Drive focuses on portability, offering up to 1TB of storage and transfer speeds of up to 400MB/s. With a sleek design that complements modern devices, the drive works with smartphones, tablets, and PCs that support USB-C. It starts at Rs 2,029 and is available on Amazon.
Phone Drive
Finally, the SanDisk Creator Phone Drive provides seamless cross-device content transfer with its dual Lightning and USB-C connectors. Supporting up to 256GB of storage, it works across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows PCs. Its metal design is both colorful and durable, and it comes bundled with three months of Adobe Lightroom. Prices start at Rs 4,899, with availability on Amazon.
Vivo India has launched the OriginOS 6 Preview Program for the Vivo X200 Pro and the iQOO 13. OriginOS is all set to replace FunTouchOS in India and globally, bringing a more polished and feature-rich experience to users. Here’s everything to know about the new development from Vivo.
”With the introduction of OriginOS 6, users will experience the smoothest Android experience with a refreshed interface, deeper customisation, and enriched AI-driven features, for a delightful product experience,” said Vivo India.
As part of the OriginOS 6 preview program, interested users can register on their smartphones, and selected participants will gain early access to the new OS. “Users are encouraged to provide valuable usage feedback to help vivo further enhance performance and user experience before the official public release,” Vivo noted.
From today, September 29 onwards, Preview Program registration will open for the users of vivo X200 Pro and iQOO 13. One can apply for the program by going into Settings > System > System Update > Three dots in the corner > Trial version > Closed beta sign-up > View details.
After tapping on ‘view details’, you will be required to fill the registration form and enroll in the program. Once registered, Vivo’s software team will review and contact eligible users with information on next steps. The company notes that there are a limited slots available so not everyone can participate.
Meanwhile, the company is gearing up to debut the Vivo V60e 5G in India soon. A premature Flipkart listing reveals the device will come in Elite Purple and Noble Gold shades with a pill shaped camera module on the back that is housing two sensors. The device looks nearly identical to the Vivo V60 5G which debuted in India last month.
After debuting in the US in May earlier this year, the flagship Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones have arrived in India with the new QN3 chip, 12 microphones, fast charging support, foldable design, and more. Here’s everything you’d want to know about the new headphones.
Sony WH-1000XM6: Price, Availability
Priced at Rs 39,990, the headphones will be available in Black, Platinum Silver, and Midnight Blue hues. It is available across Sony Center, select Croma and Reliance outlets, Sony’s online store and Amazon.
Sony WH-1000XM6: Specifications
The Sony WH-1000XM6 is gets a new QN3 chip with HD Noise Cancelling. The XM5 used the QN1 chip and the QN3 makes these headphones seven times faster than their predecessor. Powered by advanced processors and an adaptive microphone system, noise cancellation is optimized in real time. The headphones feature 12 microphones along with Multi Noise Sensor technology and an Adaptice NC Optimizer which automatically adjusts to external noise, air pressure, and wearing style for uninterrupted, immersive sound.
The audio relies on 30mm drivers with support for Hi-Res Audio, DSEE Extreme, a 10-band EQ along with LDAC codec support. Further, the headphones come with features like Adaptive Sound Control, Quick Attention, Microsoft Swift Pair, Google Fast Pair, Background Music, Personalized Spatial Audio, Wind Noise Reduction, 360 Reality Audio with head tracking and Speak to Chat.
They have a runtime of 30 hours with Fast charging support that’ll give 3 hours of playback with a 3-minute charge. One can further customise noise cancellation, adjust ambient sound, and access personalize EQ settings with the Sony Sound Connect app.
With the Auto Ambient Sound Mode, it can balance music and external sounds with Auto Ambient Sound Mode, allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings. Advanced noise-shaping D/A conversion technology reduces distortion and enhances bass delivering crisp and accurate sound.
Wireless connection is handled via Bluetooth v5.3 and they also support multipoint connection for connecting to two devices simultaneously along with auto-switching and low latency. They’ll have a USB-C port for charging and a 3.5mm Audio Jack as well for a wired connection when the battery dies.
The WH-1000XM6 headphones also use new Sensors and spatial sound technology to deliver immersive sound for Augmented Reality games like “Ingress” from Niantic.
October 2025 is shaping up to be a busy month for smartphone fans. Several major brands have set their sights on October launches across China, India and other markets. From the OnePlus 15 to Samsung’s experimental tri-fold, here’s a tidy roundup of the smartphones launching in October 2025.
OnePlus 15 (China Launch)
The OnePlus 15 is the brand’s next flagship refresh with a refined design, improved camera hardware and Fast charging improvements. Reports point to a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 6.78-inch 1.5K 165Hz high-refresh AMOLED display, an 7000mAh battery, 90W fast wired charging, a 50MP triple rear camera setup with a periscope zoom lens, and a focus on a slimmer profile compared with last year’s model. A global rollout typically follows the China debut.
Launch Date (Expected)
The OnePlus 15 is expected to launch in China on October 27, 2025.
Expected Price
No official pricing has been announced yet for the OnePlus 15; expect flagship-level pricing when details are confirmed. In India, it could be priced at around Rs 75,000.
Vivo X300 Series (China Launch)
Vivo has positioned the X300 series as a camera- and design-focused flagship lineup. The lineup will consist of the Vivo X300 and the X300 Pro, both powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset. They look similar to last year’s X200 series but with upgraded internals. They’ll run on Origin OS 6 based on Android 16. The Pro model will come with 16GB RAM, 1TB UFS 4.1 four-lane storage, and a 6,510mAh battery as per reports. The vivo X300 Pro will also have the VS1 and V3+ chips under the hood. The X300 on the other hand will have a smaller battery and will get a 6.31-inch display.
Launch Date (Confirmed)
Vivo X300 series is amongst smartphones launching in October 2025, and the confirmed date is 13th, for China.
Expected Price
Vivo has not disclosed pricing yet for the X300 series; official prices should be revealed at launch. One can expect it to be priced above Rs 70,000, in India at least.
Oppo Find X9 Series (China Launch)
The Oppo Find X9 family is set to continue Oppo’s push on display and charging technology — expect a premium AMOLED screen, faster wired/wireless charging, and ColorOS 16 out of the box. Oppo will also bring incremental camera and AI improvements compared with the Find X8 series.
Launch Date (Confirmed)
Oppo will unveil the Find X9 series in China on October 16, 2025. The company has confirmed a global launch will take place later. The devices will also come to India at a later date, likely in November. The Find X9 and the Find X9 Pro will sport triple cameras including a 200MP Samsung HP5 periscope sensor on the Pro. The Pro model is also expected to pack a 50MP Sony LYT-828 primary camera and a 50MP Samsung JN5 ultra-wide camera. Both will have the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipsets, likely with up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB storage.
Expected Price
The Find X9 will likely retail for above Rs 75,000 in India while the Pro model could cost above a lakh.
iQOO 15 (China Launch)
iQOO’s 15 series is expected to target performance-minded users and mobile gamers, with top-tier silicon, robust cooling solutions and high refresh-rate displays. The line typically competes on raw specs and value for performance. It will have the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Chipset under the hood.
Launch Date (Expected)
iQOO is expected to launch the iQOO 15 in China sometime in October 2025; the exact date has not been announced yet.
Expected Price
No official pricing has been shared yet for the iQOO 15; iQOO historically positions its flagships competitively versus other performance phones. In India, it could cost around Rs 60,000 upon launch.
Realme GT 8 Pro (China Launch)
Realme has confirmed the GT 8 Pro will arrive in October. The GT series focuses on delivering flagship-level performance at aggressive price points — expect a curved AMOLED display, a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5-class chipset, and gaming/thermal improvements. It could offer a 7000mAh+ battery, 120W wired charging, and a 2KResolution screen with a 144Hz refresh rate.
Launch Date (Confirmed)
Realme has confirmed the GT 8 Pro will launch in October 2025, though the exact date is yet to be announced.
Expected Price
In India, once the device launches, it could be priced around Rs 70,000.
Motorola is rumoured to be amongst brands who have smartphones launching in October 2025. It has already launched the Edge 60 Neo 5G in global markets and an India launch could be on the cards. The Edge 60 Neo 5G sports a 6.36-inch 120Hz pOLED LTPO display, 1.5K resolution, 3000 nits peak HDR brightness, 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut, 300Hz touch sampling rate, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and Gorilla Glass 7i protection.
The Edge 60 Neo 5G gets a 32MP f/2.4 front-facing camera for selfies. The device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 SoC paired with up to 512GB uMCP storage. The device has up to 12GB of LPDDR4x RAM.
The Edge 60 Neo 5G packs a 5200mAh battery with 68W fast wired charging and 15W wireless charging. There is a triple rear camera setup, which includes a 50MP f/1.8 Sony LYTIA 700C primary sensor with OIS, a 13MP f/2.4 ultra-wide angle sensor with PDAF and Macro Vision, and a 10MP f/2.0 telephoto sensor with 3x Optical Zoom and OIS.
It runs on Android 15 out of the box. The device also gets moto AI features. For connectivity, it features Bluetooth v5.3, Wi-Fi 6E, NFC, GPS, and a USB-C port for charging. It is also IP68 + IP69 rated. In addition, it packs stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support.
Launch Date (Rumoured)
The Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G is rumoured to come to India in October 2025; no date has been confirmed by Motorola.
Expected Price
The Edge 60 Neo comes in PANTONE Latte, PANTONE Frostbite, PANTONE Poinciana and PANTONE Grisaille colours and is priced at €399 (approx Rs 41,145) in Europe. In India, though, it could be priced much cheaper, at about Rs 25,000 or less.
Samsung Galaxy Z Tri-Fold (Korea, China Launch)
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Tri-Fold is the most experimental entry on this list — a tri-fold design with dual hinges that aims to expand multitasking and tablet-sized screen real estate while keeping a pocketable form when folded. If it arrives, expect flagship-grade displays, advanced hinge engineering and premium pricing.
Launch Date (Rumoured)
The Galaxy Z Tri-Fold is rumoured to debut in October 2025 in Korea and China, but Samsung has not confirmed any official date.
Expected Price
No official price has been revealed; given the complex hardware, expect a premium price well above standard flagships.
October is shaping up to be another busy month for handset launches. From the performance-focused OnePlus 15 and iQOO 15 to the premium Oppo Find X9 and Vivo X300 series, there’s plenty to look forward to among the smartphones launching in October 2025.
Vivo V60e 5G India launch is yet to be announced officially but ahead of that, we already have the device listed on Flipkart according to a tipster. The listing reveals the potential pricing details of the device along with some of its key specifications as well as the device’s design.
The Vivo V60e 5G India launch is yet to take place but the Flipkart listing (via Paras Guglani on X) suggests an official announcement is imminent. The listing reveals the device is Elite Purple and Noble Gold shades with a pill shaped camera module on the back that is housing two sensors. The device looks nearly identical to the Vivo V60 5G which debuted in India last month.
Speaking of the key specs, the device will supposedly have the segment’s first 200MP primary camera and will support 85mm telephoto portrait capture. However, it is unclear whether the secondary sensor is an ultra-wide angle one or a telephoto one. Aside from that, it will get a 6500mAh battery with support for 90W fast wired charging.
The pricing for the Vivo V60e 5G will start from Rs 34,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, while the 8GB + 256GB and 12GB + 256GB trims could end up costing Rs 36,999 and Rs 38,999. Buyers could avail up to Rs 6,249 discount with select bank cards. An official confirmation from Vivo is awaited for now.
We don’t have anything on the device apart from the information above. Reports online suggest it will pack a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset.
Meanwhile, the V60 5G costs Rs 36,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, Rs 38,999 for the 8GB + 256GB model, Rs 40,999 for the 12GB + 256GB version, and Rs 45,999 for the top-end 16GB + 512GB trim. The device sports a 6.77-inch quad-curved AMOLED Display with an FHD+ resolution (2392 x 1080 pixels), 120Hz refresh rate, P3 wide colour gamut, and a peak brightness of 5000 nits. The phone is also IP68 + IP69 rated for dust and water resistance. The Vivo phone is powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip.
Meta has announced the launch of Vibes in Meta AIApp which debuts as a one-stop-shop for short-form AI videos created by users. It is essentially the place “where you can create and share short-form, AI-generated videos.” Here’s everything to know about the new feature of the Meta AI app.
Vibes in Meta AI app makes it “easier to find creative inspiration and experiment with Meta AI’s media tools.” “As you browse, you’ll see a range of AI-generated videos from creators and communities. The feed will become more personalized over time, and if something catches your eye, you can create your own video, remix what you see, and share it with friends and followers,” the company said.
With Vibes, users can start from scratch, work with content they already have, or remix a video from the feed. One can add new visuals, layer in music, and adjust styles to match their taste. And when you’re ready to share, post directly to the Vibes feed, DM to friends, or cross-post to Instagram and Facebook Stories and Reels. If you see a Meta AI video on Instagram, you can tap through to remix it in the Meta AI app.
“We’re working on even more powerful creation tools and models with a number of talented visual artists and creators, and will be rolling these out more widely in the future,” said Meta.
Last week, the company debuted new hardware at its Meta Connect 2025 event, including the Meta Ray-Ban Display, Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2), and the Oakley Meta Vanguard. The Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) features up to 2x the battery life of the original version, and 3K Ultra HD video capture as well. The Ray-Ban Display glasses include a monocular display powered by a custom light engine and geometric waveguide, offering high brightness, sharp contrast, and efficient performance in a compact frame.
Skullcandy Uproar TWS earbuds have been announced in India featuring quad microphones with Environmental Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth v5.4, and more. Here’s everything to know about the newly announced earbuds by Skullcandy in India.
Skullcandy Uproar TWS: Price, Availability
Available at a limited-time launch offer price of Rs 2499, the Uproar TWS will come in a single matte black finish. They are available for purchase through Skullcandy’s website, and Amazon, and select retail partners across India.
Skullcandy Uproar TWS: Features
The TWS earbuds pack 10 mm drivers and support multipoint pairing so one can connect it to two devices simultaneously. Then there’s support for touch controls, and the earbuds have sweat and water resistance as well, so one can wear them during workouts or when it’s rainy.
It offers low Latency for gamers, alongside other user-friendly features. Uproar TWS offers a fast-charge feature that is claimed to provide two hours of playtime after 10 minutes of Type-C charging. Each earbud comes with quad microphones with Environmental Noise Cancellation and has Bluetooth v5.4 for wireless connectivity.
Earlier this month, the company debuted the Skullcandy INKD earbuds. The Skullcandy INKD ANC earbuds deliver Skullcandy Supreme Sound and a Quad Mic setup for crystal-clear calls. They further offer multipoint pairing for connecting to two devices simultaneously, along with touch controls, and a USB-C port for fast charging.
They offer wireless Bluetooth v5.4 which ensures smooth connectivity, while up to 43 hours of battery life keeps you going all day. A quick 10-minute charge provides 2 hours of playtime. Designed with IPX4 sweat and water resistance, they’re ideal for both workouts and daily commutes.
