The iQOO TWS 1e will launch in India next week. Sub-brand Vivo has announced the launch of new True Wireless (TWS) earphones in a social media post. They will be launched alongside the iQOO Z9s series and have been confirmed for sale via Amazon. The headphones are said to have active noise cancellation (ANC) and offer 42 hours of battery life. They are already available in the Chinese market. They are equipped with 11 mm dynamic drivers and are IP54 certified.
According to the teaser released by iQOO on X, the iQOO TWS 1e will go on sale in India on August 21. These are the first TWS earphones to be sold in the country. The teaser shows the headphones in black and yellow, but it is expected that they will appear in more colors. They are confirmed to be available for purchase through Amazon India and iQOO’s official website.
iQOO TWS 1e supports ANC function. The manufacturer promises up to 42 hours of battery life on a single charge. Apart from the earphones, the brand will launch the iQOO Z9s and iQOO Z9s Pro in India on August 21.
iQOO TWS 1e price, specifications
The iQOO TWS 1e earphones have been available in China since last December in Mecha White and Star Pearl Yellow (translated from Chinese). Launched in the company’s home country as an upgraded version of the Vivo TWS 3e, it is priced at CNY 159 (roughly Rs. 1,900). Meanwhile, Vivo TWS 3e is priced at Rs 1,899 in India.
iQOO TWS 1e specifications include 11mm dynamic drivers, touch control support and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. They support 55ms latency and offer DeepX 3.0 stereo sound, panoramic 3D sound and awesome sound effects for games. They offer AI-based noise cancellation. They are IP54 rated for protection against dust and splashes.
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