Noise's under-₹2,000 range covers four in-stock options: the Buds N1 Pro with active noise cancellation, the value-focused Buds VS102 Neo, the compact bean-style Buds Trance, and the open-ear Air Clips. Together they span ANC, gaming-friendly low latency, and open-ear designs, so most listening preferences are covered at this price.
For all-round daily use, the Buds N1 Pro stands out with ANC up to 32dB and long playtime, while the Buds VS102 Neo offers dependable quad-mic ENC calling at the lowest price. If you prefer staying aware of surroundings, the open-ear Air Clips suit commutes and workouts without sealing your ears.
Yes. The Buds N1 Pro offers active noise cancellation up to 32dB, the only ANC model in this price band. The Buds VS102 Neo and Buds Trance rely on quad-mic ENC for clearer calls rather than ANC, while the open-ear Air Clips are designed for awareness, not isolation.
Battery life is strong across this range. The Buds N1 Pro delivers the longest total playtime of around 60 hours with the case, the Buds Trance up to 45 hours, and both the Buds VS102 Neo and Air Clips around 40 hours. All support fast charging for quick top-ups.
Yes. All four models carry an IPX5 rating, meaning they resist sweat and water splashes, making them suitable for gym sessions and runs. The open-ear Air Clips are especially workout-friendly since their design keeps you aware of your surroundings while exercising outdoors.
The Buds VS102 Neo features a dedicated gaming mode with low latency down to 50ms, and the Buds Trance also includes a gaming mode for more responsive play. The Buds N1 Pro offers the lowest latency at 40ms, giving the tightest audio-visual sync for fast-paced mobile gaming.
The Buds N1 Pro adds active noise cancellation up to 32dB, an 11mm driver, and around 60 hours of playtime at ₹1,399. The Buds VS102 Neo is the budget pick at ₹1,099, skipping ANC but keeping an 11mm driver, quad-mic ENC, a gaming mode, and roughly 40 hours of playtime.
The Air Clips use an open-ear clip design with air-conduction audio and a 12mm driver, resting outside the ear canal so you stay aware of surroundings. Noise's in-ear buds like the N1 Pro and VS102 Neo seal the ear for stronger bass and isolation, with ANC available on the N1 Pro.
The open-ear Air Clips support dual-device pairing, letting you stay connected to two devices and switch between them. The Buds Trance does not offer dual-device pairing. If seamless switching between a phone and laptop matters most to you, the Air Clips are the clearest choice in this range.
Yes, all four support Instacharge fast charging. A 10-minute charge gives roughly 200 minutes of playtime on the Buds N1 Pro, about 150 minutes on the Air Clips, and around 120 minutes on the Buds VS102 Neo. This makes quick top-ups before heading out practical across the range.
All four use multi-mic environmental noise cancellation for calls. The Buds N1 Pro and Buds VS102 Neo both feature quad-mic ENC to reduce background noise, so your voice stays clear. The N1 Pro adds ANC for a quieter listening experience, making it the most complete pick for frequent callers.
The Buds N1 Pro, Buds VS102 Neo, and Buds Trance use Bluetooth v5.3, while the open-ear Air Clips use the newer Bluetooth v5.4. All offer a stable wireless range of about 10 metres and remain backward-compatible with older Bluetooth devices, ensuring reliable connections with phones, tablets, and laptops.
Yes. All four models work with both Android and iOS devices over Bluetooth and support voice assistants, responding to Siri and Google Assistant. They charge via USB Type-C, so you can use common cables, and pairing is straightforward across smartphones, tablets, and laptops regardless of operating system.