After launching the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic early last month, Samsung has released a couple of software updates for the smartwatches with a few new features. The updates have introduced a few new features to the smartwatches and enabled some features previously available on older Tizen models. To further enhance the experience, Samsung has now started updating some of its old wearable apps to support the new Galaxy Watch 4 duo.
According to a recent TizenHelpreport, Samsung has released an updated version of its PPT Controller app on the Play Store, which is compatible with the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. For the unaware, Samsung initially released the PPT Controller app for older Tizen models in 2017. The app essentially lets you control a PowerPoint presentation with your smartwatch, making it quite useful for both students and professionals.
If you recently got yourself a Galaxy Watch 4 or Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and you wish to try the PPT Controller app, you can download it by following the Play Store link below. As mentioned in the app’s Play Store listing, it will let you switch to the next or previous slide with your smartwatch and stop the presentation. It also lets you use the physical bezel on the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic or the digital bezel on the regular Watch 4 to control the slides. Furthermore, the app shows the remaining presentation time on your wrist and lets you add a vibration alert to notify you when the presentation ends.
It’s worth noting that you’ll need to connect your Galaxy Watch 4 with a computer to use the PPT Controller app. To do so, head over to the Bluetooth settings on your Windows PC, search for nearby Bluetooth devices and select your Galaxy Watch 4.
Microsoft revealed it’s rolling out a new firmware update for Xbox controllers, as well as other updates exclusively for Alpha members of the Xbox Insiders program. This firmware update will add several new features to older Xbox consoles, including the ability to switch quickly between two supported devices, and reduced latency. Alpha members can also look forward to an HDMI-CEC update that lets them control their Dashboards with a remote control.
The most important update announced today, at least for those who use their Xbox controllers with more than one device, is that Microsoft is making it easier to switch between devices. Most Xbox controllers have Bluetooth support, which they use to connect to non-Xbox devices — they pair with Xboxes via the Xbox Wireless protocol. Newer Xbox controllers have the ability to “remember” one Bluetooth connection and one Xbox Wireless connection, and users can switch between the connections with a double-tap of the pair button.
This will mean that, if you are playing an Xbox Game Pass game on your Xbox and wish to continue on your Android phone (assuming, of course, that the game is available to play via Cloud Streaming), then you can now do that with an Xbox One or Xbox Adaptive controller, provided you’re an Xbox Insiders member.
In addition to making it easier to switch connections, Xbox is also giving older controllers Dynamic Latency Input, which “delivers controller inputs more efficiently to your Xbox Series X|S console for a more responsive gaming experience and seemingly instantaneous action.” This means an Xbox One controller should be able to function with an Xbox Series X/S almost as well as the console’s native controller.
The new firmware update is currently only available to Alpha Skip-Ahead and Alpha Insider rings via build 2110.210906-2200.
Another update that users might find interesting is the ability to use their TV remotes to control the Xbox Dashboard, which is also rolling out to those users. With this update, users will be able to control apps like Netflix with a remote instead of their controllers, improving the Xbox’s utility as a media center. Users can also switch their TV’s input using the controller — by tapping the Xbox button, they can switch quickly back to their console.
After launching the Reno 6 series in China and India in the first half, OPPO is finally bringing its affordable flagship series to Europe. The company today detailed the pricing and availability of the Reno 6 Pro 5G and Reno 6 5G for the European markets.
The OPPO Reno 6 Pro 5G launching in Europe (via GSMArena) isn’t the same as the one sold name in India, though. It’s actually the rebranded version of the Chinese Reno 6 Pro+ and packs Snapdragon 870 SoC and a different camera setup. The phone is priced at €800 for the lone 12GB/256GB variant and goes on sale in select European markets starting today. The phone comes in Arctic Blue and Lunar Grey colors.
In terms of specifications, the OPPO Reno 6 Pro 5G packs a 6.55-inch AMOLED 90Hz display, Snapdragon 870 SoC, a 50MP primary shooter, and a 4,500mAh battery with 65W fast charging support.
The OPPO Reno 6 5G, on the other hand, doesn’t suffer from any naming confusion as it’s exactly the same as the Indian and Chinese models. It comes in a single 8GB/128GB memory configuration and is priced at €500. Color options include Arctic Blue and Stellar Black.
The OPPO Reno 6 5G and Reno 6 Pro 5G will be available from Amazon, Boulanger, MediaMarkt, and carriers like Deutsche Telekom, Orange, TIM, Vodafone, and Telefonica.
The PlayStation 5 has well and truly arrived, being almost a year old and having several exclusive games. If you’ve been lucky enough to get your hands on the new console, then here are the games you should play.
Like its rival, the Xbox Series X/S, the PlayStation 5 is an incredibly powerful console on which you can play some of the fastest, most beautiful, most demanding games that have ever been created. The PS5 has SSD storage to cut down loading times, an intricate, complicated cooling system, and a new controller (the DualSense) with one of the best haptic feedback systems ever built. It might not be as powerful as some of the best gaming laptops, but it comes close.
The PS5 also launched with some exclusive games, and several more have launched since the console has been on the market. Xbox Series X/S games are usually not exclusive (although the console has some exclusives coming), while Nintendo Switch games are almost nothing but exclusives. This list is a mix of games that are PS5-exclusive, PS4 games, and games that look great on the new console.
Astro’s Playroom
The first game that any new PS5 owner should play when they get their new console is Astro’s Playroom, which is available for free with the console. It’s designed to give users the full experience of playing with the new DualSense controller. Each of the levels will give you opportunities to test the DualSense’s haptic triggers and other features.
In addition to the game’s technical greatness, it’s also just a really fun, colorful, enjoyable game. The worlds you explore are cartoonish versions of the hardware inside your PS5, and you collect various artifacts that are really hardware Sony has produced. It’s an adorable nostalgia trip, especially if you’ve owned PlayStation consoles before.
Demon’s Souls
A remake of the PS3 classic, Demon’s Souls brings the brutal difficulty of a From Software title to the next generation. If you’ve never played a From game before, this is a good game to get started with — not because it’s easy, but because it’s not. In addition to the gameplay, the game is beautiful on PS5. The atmospheric environments look good on the console, and the lack of long wait times makes the game marginally less frustrating. If you want to play the game that invented the Souls-like genre and also see what your PS5 is capable of, this is the game to get.
Marvel’s Spider-Man was one of the best games for the PS4 — and it still looks good on the PS5. But if you want the full next-gen experience, like being able to feel web-shooters as you’re swinging around New York City, then you need to play the quasi-sequel, starring Peter’s successor, Miles Morales. Miles has a number of moves that Peter didn’t have in the original game, courtesy of his electric superpowers. The game is somewhat shorter than the first, but it’s still a fun game that stars a colorful cast of characters with whom Miles can interact with.
One of Sony’s longtime franchises, Ratchet and Clank have never looked better than they do in their latest adventure. Their old nemesis Dr. Nefarious has stolen a weapon that opens rifts to other dimensions, and it’s up to Ratchet, Clank, and Ratchet’s alternate dimension counterpart Rivet to stop him.
Rift Apart is basically designed to show off the power of the PS5’s SSD, meaning you can jump through rifts with no loading slowing you down. It’s also one of the more kid-friendly games available on the PS5.
The remake of the original Final Fantasy VII launched on the PlayStation 4 in April 2020 to much acclaim and much rejoicing from series fans. Final Fantasy VII Remake takes the story of Cloud and company and puts a fresh spin on it. In 2021, Square Enix launched the game on PlayStation 5, with some new content — an intermission chapter that follows the events of the game starring Yuffie Kisaragi. This new release, called Intergrade, also gives the game a next-gen upgrade.
Over a decade old with a dozen games under its belt, the Assassin’s Creed series continues to expand and improve. The latest, Valhalla, is a Viking adventure starring the warrior Eivor, who gets drawn into the eternal conflict between the Assassins and Templars while raiding England. The British countryside looks stunning with the PS5’s GPU, and the gameplay is as smooth as it’s ever been. While the game is a typical Ubisoft adventure, it’s also a good entry point if you’ve never played an Assassin’s Creed game before.
God of War is the latest adventure of mature, somber Kratos, formerly the Greek god of war, as he and his son Atreus embark on a long journey to put their wife and mother to rest, which somehow leads to an epic quest that would put the ancient poems to shame. As with all games, it not only looks better on the PS5, but it also plays more smoothly. If you haven’t already played it, it’s part of the PS Plus Collection, a group of PS4 classics offered to PS5 users also subscribed to PlayStation Plus.
This PlayStation exclusive has a lot of different genre names — it’s a roguelike sci-fi third-person shooter. What you might not be able to glean from looking at the trailers is that Returnal is also a horror game, and a pretty effective one at that. It’s a great test of the PS5’s hardware, and is not an easy game to master — the lack of a save feature was such a problem for gamers that they pleaded with the developers to add one. But if you want a game that’s a little more serious for the PS5, this is your game.
Ghost of Tsushima is a grand tale of Jin Sakai, a noble samurai who must become a nascent ninja in order to save his home island of Tsushima from invading Mongols. It’s a fun game if you’re a fan of third-person action-adventure or Japanese history for that matter. The game was originally released on PS4 shortly before the next-gen launch, but it only recently received its upgrade for the PS5. Called the Director’s Cut, this version of the game has improved graphics and a new expansion set on nearby Iki Island.
The sequel to one of PlayStation’s most successful titles, The Last Of Us Part II tells a harrowing story about flawed people attempting to survive an impossible situation. The star, Ellie, is a character you can both love and be incredibly uncomfortable with, and characters around her aren’t much better. The game is also a tense, frightening horror action game that refuses to let you get too relaxed, and it looks better on the PS5 than anywhere else.
This curious little game casts the player character as a reporter in a world full of muppet-like creatures called Grumpuses trapped on an island populated by animals that look exactly like food. When the Grumpuses eat the titular Bugsnax, parts of their bodies become like the thing they just ate.
What I’ve just described sounds very cartoonish and silly, but don’t let the colorful graphics fool you — the game is an adventure/horror hybrid that, were it just a little darker, would fit neatly into a Lovecraft story. It may not tax the PS5’s hardware, but it’s an enjoyable game perfect for someone who might not have enough time for a longer title.
The Persona RPGs are a bit of an odd cookie. You play high school students who fight using their Personas, hidden aspects of their own personalities. In Persona 5, you play as the Phantom Thieves, lovable rogues attempting to steal bad feelings from the hearts of those around them — yeah, this is a strange game to describe. But it’s also very absorbing and enjoyable, and its characters are all great.
Persona 5 Royal is an updated re-release that adds lots of new content to the game, and a PS5 must-play if you like RPGs.
Nathan Drake’s last great adventure (at least for now) follows him as he attempts to find a lost treasure with his no-longer-lost brother. All Uncharted games were designed to take full advantage of the PlayStation’s graphics, being very cinematic adventures with panoramic camera angles, and this one looks even better on the PS5 than it did on the PS4. It’s an emotional and involving adventure, and it’s one offered to PlayStation Plus subscribers on the PS5 for free in the PS Plus Collection.
The latest entry in the long-running Resident Evil series, Village tells possibly the campiest, most enjoyable story in the series. RE7’s Ethan Winters returns, and he’s in a lonely, isolated European village searching for his lost daughter. What he finds is possibly the strangest infected population that has appeared in the series so far. So Ethan must fend off monsters like werewolves and vampires, and it’s both an enjoyable and scary adventure, and one of the PS5’s must-play horror games.
Sony recently announced it’s bringing the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, called Horizon Forbidden West, to the PS5 sometime later this year. So now’s the perfect time to catch up on the series by playing the beautiful adventure game on PS5. A game that captivated gamers the moment it was originally revealed, HZD is a post-apocalyptic story in which humanity has been replaced as the dominant species by giant, animal-like machines. It was a must-play on the PS4, and it deserves a second look on the PS5.
Racing games are always great tests of a new console’s hardware — by design, they require high framerate, low-to-nonexistent loading times, and high visual fidelity. WRC 9 delivers on all of those, and it makes great use of the DualSense’s haptic feedback, more so than any other racing game available on the platform.
Racing games aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, but there are several available for the platform, and WRC 9 is the one to beat right now, although that might change when Gran Turismo 7 launches, whenever that might be.
A Plague Tale: Innocence is a horror-adventure title set in 14th Century France, starring two beleaguered orphans — the younger of which has the mysterious ability to control plague rats. Unlike other horror games available on the console, the protagonists Hugo and Amicia are no match for their opponents in conventional combat, so they have to use Hugo’s mystical powers to get past their obstacles. The game was launched for next-gen consoles, including the PS5, in July 2021.
There are few roguelikes that can appeal to non-fans in quite the way that Hades can. Set in the Greek Underworld, the game stars Zagreus, the son of the titular Chthonic god, who is attempting to escape with the help of a number of his relatives. The gameplay, character design, and voice acting are all excellent and elevate the game above others in the genre. Hades launched on next-gen consoles in August 2021.
This list is only going to get longer the more the PlayStation 5 is on the market, and the more people are able to buy the elusive console. There are a number of other great cross-platform releases that are fun to play on PS5 — check our list of the best Xbox Series X/S games, which has several games that are also available on PS5. If you’re more of a mobile gamer, we have lists of great Android games and the best Switch games to play. If you’d prefer to try your hand at PC gaming, there are a number of excellent cheap gaming laptops available.
Apple got rid of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 in favor of an improved taptic engine. Or at least that’s what they claim. From a business point of view, the decision was smart since Apple could now push their new AirPods product to everyone buying a new iPhone. And just like almost everything Apple, this gave rise to a new trend. Every other brand jumped onto the bandwagon, killed the headphone jack, and started launching its own pair of TWS earphones.
Fast forward to 2021, TWS earphones have become ubiquitous. From ultra-cheap options to premium ones from renowned audio equipment manufacturers, there’s a pair of TWS earphones for everyone. With more and more brands competing against one another, there are almost too many options for a good pair of TWS earphones and it can get confusing for the end consumer.
We’re here to help by compiling a list of the best TWS earphones in India across various price segments and categories. If you’re in the US, we have a dedicated guide for the best TWS earphones for you too. If you’re cool with wires and want to dabble with lossless audio instead, we have a guide on the needed hardware to get started with lossless audio too.
The inclusion of Sony’s last-gen TWS earphones might come as a surprise to a lot of people. However, at the moment, Sony isn’t selling the new WF-1000 XM4 in India. So until that makes its way to the country, the WF-1000 XM3 remains at the top. The sound output you get from these earphones is top-notch and Sony’s exemplary implementation of ANC or Active Noise Cancellation adds a cherry on top. If you’re looking for the best-sounding pair of TWS earphones, you can’t go wrong with these.
The Sony WF-1000 XM3 links to your phone via an app that can be used to configure touch controls, toggle ANC/transparency mode, and change sound profiles. They’re a pretty good option for calls too. Battery life is fantastic with up to six hours on each earbud and an additional 18 hours provided by the carrying case. There are a few flaws like the bulky earbuds and case, poor mic performance, and the lack of any sort of water resistance (all of which have been fixed/improved with the WF-1000 XM4). But if you’re looking for a well-rounded pair of TWS earphones that sound exceptional and are ready to spend a premium, you can’t go wrong with these.
Until the WF-1000 XM4 arrives in India, these are one of the most premium TWS earphones you can buy with great sound quality and impressive ANC capabilities.
Oppo has been doing a fantastic job lately with its audio accessories. As a result, the Oppo Enco X finds its way to the top of this list as one of the best TWS earphones you can get. Sound quality is its strongest suit along with an impressive ANC algorithm that works effectively. The Oppo Enco X is also very comfortable to wear for extended periods. Being Oppo’s flagship pair of TWS earphones, the Enco X doesn’t skimp out on features and offers an experience you would generally expect from earphones priced higher.
You can configure the touch controls once you’ve linked the Enco X to your smartphone and you also get basic features like wear detection. Wireless charging is also on board. The Oppo Enco X is also one of the few TWS earphones that have support for LHDC. LHDC allows music streaming up to a high bitrate of 900 kbps which is comparatively higher than what you can get from other popular codecs like aptX HD. The earbuds have a battery life of up to 5.5 hours, with the case adding an additional 20 hours.
Best TWS Earphones Under ₹1,000: pTron Bassbuds Vista
The sub-₹1,000 is a price point a lot of consumers would be interested in, especially those who haven’t tried a pair of TWS earphones before but want to get an experience of it. While there aren’t many reliable options in this price range, the pTron Bassbuds Vista offers decent sound quality with a bass-heavy sound signature that a lot of people seem to like. It comes with Bluetooth 5.1 and given the in-ear design, offers passive noise cancellation to a certain degree.
What’s surprising is the pTron Bassbuds Vista is IPX4 certified, which means you can use them even while working out without worrying about sweat ruining them. In terms of battery life, you can expect about four hours of usage on a single charge from the earbuds and the case can top them up twice for a total playback time of about 12 hours.
If your budget is strictly limited to ₹1,000, this can be a good pair of TWS earphones to pick up. If you can slightly extend your budget though, we would recommend you check out the next category and pick up a product from a renowned brand for better longevity.
If you have a strict budget of Rs. 1K, the pTron Bassbuds Vista is a pair of TWS earphones you can consider. It has decent sound quality with a bass-heavy signature.
Best TWS Earphones Under ₹2,000: Boat Airdopes 281 Pro
Boat is a homegrown brand in India that has been dominating the bestseller charts and has a large market share in the wearables space. While a lot of their earphones are heavily focused on extreme bass and don’t really offer great quality, the Airdopes 281 Pro is an exception. This is one of the best TWS earphones under ₹2,000 for multiple reasons. The build quality and design make the earphones seem more expensive than they are. The sound quality is also balanced with a slight hint of extra bass which isn’t too bad.
If you take a lot of calls, you get environmental noise cancellation which is good. The Airdopes 281 Pro is also IPX5 water-resistant so you can wear them even while working out. You get upwards of six hours of playback time on a single charge which is impressive at this price point along with an additional 25 hours via the charging case. Boat also has something called ASAP charge on the Airdopes 281 Pro which provides up to an hour of playback with a five minute charge.
The Boat Airdopes 281 Pro is a good option to consider under Rs. 2k especially if you like a funky, cool design and a sound signature that's slightly heavy on bass.
As mentioned earlier, Oppo has been doing a great job with its audio products, and just like Oppo Enco X, the Enco W51 offers great value for your money. It’s packed with features like wear detection, customizable touch controls, ANC, transparency mode, and even wireless charging which isn’t very common at this price point. The sound quality on the Enco W51 is its biggest USP. The sound stage is wide and it has a pleasing output.
The Enco W51 has support for Sony’s LDAC codec which is the closest you can get to lossless audio on a pair of TWS earphones. The charging case is compact and can keep the earbuds powered for up to 24 hours, On a single charge though, you can use the Enco W51 for about four hours which isn’t the best, but you can extend the duration by turning ANC off. They fit comfortably in your ear and you’re surely going to enjoy using them. The Oppo Enco W51 is easily one of the best TWS earphones under ₹5,000.
If you're looking for a reliable pair of TWS earphones under Rs. 5K, the Oppo Enco W51 should be your primary choice. It has good sound quality and some premium features like ANC and wireless charging.
Best TWS Earphones Under ₹10,000: OnePlus Buds Pro
The original OnePlus Buds weren’t the best-sounding earphones in the market. The Buds Z that were launched later surely improved on them while reducing the cost but still lacked some important features like ANC. The OnePlus Buds Pro fixes all of those shortcomings. The Buds Pro is one of the best TWS earphones that you can buy under the price of ₹10,000. The audio quality on these earbuds is great with a sound signature that leans towards a slightly bass-heavy side.
If you’re looking for a pair of earphones that sound fun and appeals to probably everyone who tries them, this is a good pair to consider. It also has all the important features you expect like in-ear detection, ANC, touch controls, etc. They work best when paired with a OnePlus phone, but you can use them with just about any Android or iOS device by installing an app. You can read more about it in our OnePlus Buds Pro review before you decide whether or not to buy them.
Best TWS Earphones for Most People: Nothing ear (1)
The Nothing ear (1) is the latest entrant into the Indian TWS market under the ₹6k mark and is definitely a great pick for anyone looking for a pair of TWS earphones that gets most things right. It sounds great, it has ANC that’s effective, it’s got a clear, unique design that makes it stand out in a crowd of similar-looking earbuds, and it has all the important features you would look for on a pair of TWS earbuds.
The ear (1) app has also been made well and can be used to customize touch controls on the earbuds. You get in-ear detection, two levels of ANC, a transparency mode, and the ability to find the earbuds in case you misplace them. There’s also wireless charging on the case which is a bonus.
There are a few shortcomings of course, like average battery life and a slightly bulky case design, but the sound quality and feature set makes up for it. If you’re looking for a pair of TWS earphones that gets the basics right, this should be your pick.
The Nothing ear (1) are a pair of TWS earbuds that will make most people happy with their sound signature and is therefore a good option that gets the basics right.
Yes, the Galaxy Buds+ from Samsung are quite old at this point. The Galaxy Buds Live and Galaxy Buds Pro are good successors, but the Galaxy Buds+ offer excellent value for money making it our recommendation for the best TWS earphones for most people. The Galaxy Buds+ have a very balanced sound signature that most people will like and while it doesn’t have features like ANC which you would find on other earphones in this price range, the good sound signature makes up for it.
It sits comfortably in your ears and has features like wireless charging and touch controls that can be configured via an app that you can download on your phone. You can even pair the Galaxy Buds+ with a Windows computer and use it simultaneously with your phone. They are tuned by AKG and they even have a 3-mic system for better call quality. The earbuds themselves can last a whopping 11 hours with the case providing extra seven hours. If you want a reliable pair of TWS earphones without breaking the bank, this is a solid option.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ may not be the newest pair of TWS earphones from the brand but they still offer great sound quality and a good set of features making them one of the best value for money deals.
Best Budget TWS Earphones with ANC: Realme Buds Q2
This is one of the most recent products from Realme and has made it into this list for the sheer value it provides, considering its price point of around ₹2,500. The Realme Buds Q launched last year were a good pair of TWS earphones for anyone on a tight budget. The Realme Buds Q2 takes it up a notch by adding ANC while still maintaining an affordable price tag. Realme has done a great job to democratize ANC despite the fact it isn’t as effective as what you would get on more premium offerings, which is understandable.
The sound quality is excellent for the price and you even get smart features like Google Fast Pair and touch controls on the earbuds themselves. They connect via Bluetooth 5.2 and are IPX5 certified so don’t worry about wearing them to the gym. There’s a gaming mode as well which reduces the latency to 88ms. In terms of battery, the Realme Buds Q2 can give you a total of 20 hours of playtime with ANC on whereas turning it off will bump it up to 28 hours.
The Realme Buds Q2 are a great way to experience ANC on a budget. The sound output is decent and for its asking price, you can't get a pair of TWS earphones with more features.
This one’s a no-brainer. If you have an iPhone, the way the AirPods Pro integrates into the ecosystem is fantastic. It has the H1 chip which allows it to instantly pair with your iPhone as soon as you open the case. Not just that, but if you have other Apple devices like a Mac, iPad, or Apple Watch, it can automatically pair with all of those devices and smartly switch between them based on which device you’re currently using for audio.
Apart from the convenience aspect, the AirPods Pro has good sound quality with ANC which is one of the best in the business. You get a slew of features like in-ear detection, customizable controls, transparency mode, wireless charging, spatial audio, Siri, etc. which make them a great option if you’re into the Apple ecosystem. The AirPods Pro has a battery life of up to 4.5 hours on a single charge with the case adding an additional 20 hours. It’s also IPX4 rated.
The AirPods Pro does cost a premium just like any other Apple product, but if you're into the ecosystem and want to enjoy the premium features, it's a good product.
Best TWS Earphones for Working Out: Jabra Elite Active 65T
Jabra is one of the more renowned brands in the audio equipment space and the Elite Active 65t is a great offering from the brand especially if you’re a fitness enthusiast. The earphones have Active in their name indicating they are specifically meant for users who wear them while working out in the gym or for casual walks and runs. They fit very well inside the ear and do not fall out easily which is one of the most important factors for such earphones. They have motion sensors built-in and you can use the Jabra app to customize your playlist for when you’re working out.
Just like you would expect, the Jabra Elite Active 65t is water-resistant thanks to the IP56 rating. Jabra even offers a two year warranty against water and dust damage, something we don’t generally see with tech gadgets and accessories. The earphones have up to five hours of battery life on a single charge and the case can top them up twice bringing the total to about 15 hours which is decent. The Jabra Elite 65t is the best TWS earphones for working out or for any kind of work that involves rigorous activity.
The Jabra Elite Active 65t is a pair of TWS earphones specifically meant to be used while working out. It has a good sound profile and doesn't cost too much either. If you love hitting the gym, this is a great companion.
These are our recommendations for the best TWS earphones you can buy in India across various price brackets and categories. Right from the ultra-cheap price point of ₹1,000 to premium TWS earphones that cost upwards of ₹20,000, we’ve tried to cover all the good options so there’s something for everyone.
If you want a reliable pair of TWS earphones on a budget, we would recommend the Realme Buds Q2 or the Boat Airdopes 281 Pro. If you can spend around ₹6,000, the Oppo Enco W51, and the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ should be on your wishlist. If you want the ultimate experience with the best sound quality and features, the Sony WF-1000 XM3 is what you should get.
