Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen Finally Arrives in India; Check Price & Features

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Amazon Echo Buds 2nd gen TWS is finally here as the e-commerce major launched it in India on February 24. This is the first Echo Buds that Amazon is offering in India. The Echo Buds 2nd gen TWS offers a lot on the table including 5.7mm drivers to offer balanced and crisp sound (a claim that remains to be tested by us). There’s an official IPX4 rating on the buds that protects it from sweat, dust, and splashes as well making it a perfect companion for your everyday endeavor to jogging and gyming among other activities.

Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) Pricing and Availability

The Amazon Echo Buds price in India is set at Rs 11,999 for the USB Type-C charging option while the Charging Case option is available at Rs 13,999/-. You can purchase your pair of Amazon Echo Buds on Amazon India. Also, there’s a Rs 1,000 discount on both options as of now. At present, there’s just a single Black color variant available.

Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) Specifications & Features

The Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) brings the active noise cancellation (ANC) offering an immersive audio experience thanks to the ANC feature that cancels ambient noises. The earbuds use 5.7mm speaker drivers that are meant to improve sound quality with extended dynamic range and more.

Echo Buds (2nd Gen) TWS buds are among the premium-grade of earbuds that deliver impeccable bass and treble where the user is in full control of the settings via equalizer on the Alexa app. The TWS arrives with Amazon Alexa voice assistant built-in but it also supports Siri and Google Assistant in case you want to use those for all kinds of activities including controlling your phone hands-free.

The buds have Bluetooth v5.0 support, a USB-C port for connectivity, and a battery life that goes around 5 hours on a single charge with ANC enabled while it goes to around 6.5 hours on ANC and Alexa turned Off. A mere 15 minutes charge is enough to give you 2 hours of backup which is amazing.

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