Noise Newly Launched Buds X2 in-Ear Truly Wireless Earbuds with Massive 140H of Playtime, ANC (up to 32dB), Rubberised Finish, Dual Device Pairing, Dual EQ Modes, BT v5.3 (Ebony Black)
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Price: ₹4,499 - ₹1,799.00
(as of Jul 20, 2025 10:43:45 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
140 Hour Playtime
Power through weeks, weekends, and everything in between with nonstop music.
ANC up to 32dB
When the world gets loud and the music hits just right, slip into a space that’s only yours.
1 Dual device pairing
2 Quad mic ENC
3 10mm Driver
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1 Dual EQ Modes
2 Instacharge
Play without delay
Experience ultra-responsive sound that keeps you in the game.
Weatherproof your sound
Rain or sweat, your music stays crystal clear and uninterrupted.
Stronger, smoother connection
Enjoy seamless pairing and stable audio with the latest Bluetooth tech.
Sync that’s a step ahead
Unlock next-level sync for flawless, uninterrupted sound.
140-hour playtime – Go weeks without charging, thanks to Noise’s longest-lasting battery ever.
Hybrid ANC up to 32dB – Block out the chaos and focus on what matters: your sound.
10mm driver + Dual EQ modes – Switch between deep bass and balanced audio instantly.
Instacharge – Just 10 minutes of charging gives you 150 minutes of playtime.
Quad mic with ENC – Be heard clearly on every call, even in noisy environments.
Dual device pairing – Effortlessly toggle between phone, tablet, or laptop.
Low latency mode – Game with real-time audio sync for zero lag.
Rubberised finish – Designed to grip, styled to stand out.
Customers say
Customers praise these earbuds for their amazing sound quality with clear vocals and mic/call clarity, while also appreciating their well-built design and impressive battery life that goes weeks without charging. Moreover, they find the earbuds comfortable, with one customer noting they can wear them for long hours without discomfort, and another mentioning they’re perfect for daily music and calls. The connectivity receives mixed feedback, with some finding it easy to use while others report connectivity issues.
