Boat Airdope’s ProGear was launched in India on Monday as the company’s first portable stereo headphones (OWS). Airdope’s ProGear uses an open-ear design instead of the in-ear design that most True Wireless Stereo (TWS) headphones use. It leverages air conduction technology, the way sound propagates in nature, to provide users with an immersive audio experience while maintaining situational awareness. The total playback time including the charging case should be up to 100 hours.
Boat Airdopes ProGear Price, Availability in India
The Price of Boat Airdopes ProGear in India is Rs. 1999 and you can buy it from Amazon E-Store, Myntra and Boat India. On Flipkart, the OWS headphones are currently listed at a special price of Rs. 1699.
The headphones are also available at offline stores like Reliance, Croma and Vijay Sales. It is available in two colors: Active Black and Sporty Green.
Specifications, features boat Airdopes ProGear
Boat Airdopes ProGear are equipped with 15mm drivers and use air conduction technology. The sound moves through the air and causes the eardrum to vibrate, which are converted in the brain into electrical signals that are interpreted as sound. The headphones are placed outside the ear canal and secured with ear clips. Because the ear canal is not blocked, situational awareness is better than using in-ear headphones. It should be light and the ear hooks should be made of skin-friendly material.
The newly launched OWS headphones also come with a quad-microphone system with AI-powered Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), which is said to provide a stable and clear calling experience. It supports a 40ms low latency gaming mode, which is said to result in less delay between audio and video content when streaming games or videos online.
Each Boat Airdopes ProGear headphones have a 65mAh battery and the charging case has a 500mAh cell. The OWS headphones are said to offer a battery life of up to 100 hours on a single charge when using the case. A 10-minute quick charge should provide up to 10 hours of playback. These headphones are IPX5 certified and support Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.
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