You get 360-degree spatial audio with head tracking.
Noise Master Buds 2 sports 6-mic ENC with Sound+ algorithm for clearer calls.
The introductory price is Rs 7,999.
A year after the Master Buds TWS launched with Sound by Bose, Noise has launched the successor, titled Master Buds 2, in India. The newcomer is also developed in collaboration with Bose Corporation, focusing on premium sound tuning, adaptive active noise cancellation, spatial audio, and AI-driven features. The company has kept the buds’ design and a few other details under wraps for now. But, we have its inaugral price, pre-booking and key specifications and features.
SurveyPrice and availability
The Noise Master Buds 2 are priced at Rs 7,999 as an introductory launch offer. The pre-bookings are live exclusively on gonoise.com, and it will go on open sale on February 27 via gonoise.com, Amazon India, Reliance Digital, Croma and Vijay Sales.
The earbuds will be available in three colour options: Carbon, Aurum, and Mercury. The brand has released images of one variant only, and that too, its case. It has a golden colour with a circular disc-like aspect in the middle. The case looks comparable to the first Master Buds.
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Specifications and features
The Master Buds 2 claims to have enhanced Sound by Bose, and is promising richer acoustics with deeper bass, defined mids, and crisp highs.
Noise claims the ANC is also its most advanced system yet, built around a redesigned acoustic cavity. A new cavity structure typically improves passive isolation and helps microphones capture ambient noise more accurately, leading to more effective cancellation. If implemented well, users can expect reduced background noise.
For calls, the earbuds feature a 6-microphone ENC setup supported by the Sound+ algorithm. This system is designed to isolate speech and suppress environmental noise during calls.
As we had reported earlier, the Master Buds 2 support 360-degree spatial audio with head tracking. This means the audio field should adjust dynamically as the user moves their head, creating a theatre-like experience for compatible content. So, more users can access spatial audio.
Riding the AI bandwagon, Noise has added an AI Voice Chat Assistant is integrated through the Noise Audio companion app. Once enabled, users can interact with the assistant directly through voice for queries and basic task management.
Among other things, you also get a 6-axis IMU sensorfor head-gesture controls to accept or reject calls.
Noise is yet to disclose battery capacity and fast-charging details. Keep reading Digit.in for those details and similar launch stories.
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