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Would you pick a better fit over a better ANC?
My current Sony earbuds sound great but keep slipping out during walks. A cheaper OnePlus pair felt more secure when I tried it.
I bought ANC and now hate silence without it.
After using ANC during travel, normal headphones suddenly feel noisy. I didn't expect to get used to it.
Is ANC worth paying extra for?
I mostly use headphones in cafes and during travel. The ANC version costs about Rs. 5k more
My first long flight with budget headphones made me understand why people spend so much on ANC
I could barely enjoy music because of the engine noise, so now I am looking at the latest Sony and Bose models. The price hurts, but I travel a few times every year.
I keep comparing ANC levels and forgetting that one earbud might not fit me at all
Every feature looks great online. Comfort is the one thing I cannot judge from a spec sheet.
I have been checking OnePlus earbuds around Rs. 4,000 and the ANC looks tempting for the price
I mostly travel by metro and use earbuds outside quite a lot. Just wondering if spending more would make a noticeable difference.
How important is Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) when buying earbuds?
Many premium earbuds highlight ANC as their biggest feature. Do you think it's worth paying extra for?
Does ANC actually work on budget TWS earbuds?
Should I buy affordable TWS earbuds with ANC-built features? I am seeing there are brands like CMF Nothing, OnePlus, Oppo, and Realme offering them under Rs. 3,000. But are they really worth it in terms of noise cancellation?
OnePlus has launched the Nord Buds 4 with ANC at an aggressive price. Are budget ANC earbuds good enough for people?
OnePlus Nord Buds 4 has finally launched. Thinking of getting one and seeing its ANC with ultra-wide frequency that ranges up to 5,000Hz. Do you think the budget ANC earbuds are actually good enough to cut out the background chatter?
With more affordable ANC earbuds launching every month, is there still a reason to spend ₹20,000 on premium earbuds?
With ANC earbuds launching under 5K and features getting shockingly good, does it make sense to spend ₹20,000 on premium ones?
Thinking of buying premium ANC headphones during the Amazon Great Summer Sale
I spend a lot of time travelling and working in noisy places, so comfort and noise cancellation matter much more than heavy bass for me. Premium headphones finally look slightly more affordable during sales. Any recommendations?
Realme Buds T500 Pro launching tomorrow: Can sub-2k buds really deliver 50dB ANC?
Realme Buds T500 Pro is launching on April 16, which is tomorrow. I am already excited for it and went through its specifications, such as LDAC support, 12.4mm drivers, and 50dB ANC. Being a music lover, it's hard to get good-quality earbuds under sub-2k. I think it’s going to be the final nail in the coffin in the premium earbuds (Costing around 5x) market segment.
Would you pick Sennheiser over Sony for music?
I mostly listen to music while working, and I’ve been looking at both brands around Rs.20k. Sony’s ANC appeals to me, but sound quality matters more.
New OnePlus Buds or Sony?
The Sony pair finally came down close to my budget. I mainly care about ANC and calls.
Should I buy Sony now or wait for the next launch?
My current headphones still work, but the ANC has started feeling weak. There are festive discounts right now and I don't want to miss a good price.
Are the new JBL headphones good enough for travel?
I don't travel every week, but I do take long flights a few times a year. I want decent ANC without spending Rs. 30,000 plus.
New OnePlus Buds or discounted Sony?
The Sony pair was way outside my budget before the sale, but now the price difference is small. I mainly care about ANC and calls.
I was going to buy the new Soundcore headphones, but a festive discount has brought Bose into my budget
I normally would not even compare the two because of the price difference. Now that they are closer, comfort and ANC are making the decision difficult.
The new OnePlus Buds launch made my old earbuds feel ancient even though they still work
The newer ANC and battery features look useful, but I mainly want better microphones for work calls. I am trying not to upgrade just because something new came out.
A new earbuds launch made me realise I have been buying the same type of earbuds for years
I usually just look for ANC and battery life, but newer models are adding different designs and smarter features now. I am wondering if it is finally worth trying something outside the usual Sony and OnePlus options.
