SpinBot Ranger HX500 Wireless Headphones vs boAt Airdopes 141 True Wireless Earbuds

SpinBot Ranger HX500 Wireless Headphones₹2,5729%

boAt Airdopes 141 True Wireless Earbuds₹79919%

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SpinBot Ranger HX500 Wireless Headphones₹2,5729%

boAt Airdopes 141 True Wireless Earbuds₹79919%

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General

Brand	SpinBot	boAt
Model	Ranger HX500	Airdopes 141
Country of Origin		China
Design	Headphone	TWS Earbuds
Type	On the Ear	In the Ear
Connectivity	Wireless, Wired	Wireless

Design and Body

Weight	210 g
Cord Type	3.5mm Jack

Features

Bluetooth	Yes, 5.3	Yes, 5.0
Bluetooth Range	10 m	10 m
USB	Yes	Yes
Microphone	Yes, Detectable mic	Yes
Voice Assistant		Yes
Water Resistant		Yes
Monaural		Yes
Controls	Mic On/Off, Volume +/-	Smart Touch Control
Music Controls	Pause/Play
Call Controls	Accept/Reject calls
Switch between Call and Music	Yes	Yes
Additional Features	28ms Ultra Low Latency, Multi Connectivity, LED Indicator, Adjustable Headband	Instant Pairing, Type-C Fast Charge, IPX4 Rated, 80ms Low Latency Mode

Sound Features

Deep Bass	Yes	Yes
Impedance	32 ohm
Frequency Response	20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)	20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)
Driver Unit	40 mm	8 mm
Driver Type	Dynamic	Dynamic

Extra

Sales Package	1 U Headphones, Aux Cable, Charging Cable, USB-A & USB-C Adapter, User Manual	‎User Manual, Airdopes 141, Warranty Card, Additional Earbuds, Charging Cable
Inline Remote	Yes

Power Features

Battery Capacity		600 mAh (Case), 30 mAh Per Earbud
Battery Life	25 hours	42 hours (With Case) 6 hours (Earbuds)
Charging Time	2 hours	2 hours (Case), 1 hour (Earbuds)
Stand-by Time	500 hours

Warranty

Warranty	1 year	1 year, Brand Warranty
Warranty Type	Manufacturer	Manufacturer
Covered in Warranty	Manufacturing defect	Manufacturing Defects
Not Covered in Warranty	Physical damage	Physical Damages

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