Noise Buds N1 Pro review: Long lasting battery and deep bass on a budget
Noise Buds N1 Pro review: The true wireless earbuds (TWS) market is buzzing with new products almost every day, giving consumers a wide array of choices. Many brands are eager to capture a larger share of this competitive market, and one of the latest entries is the Noise Buds N1 Pro, following in the footsteps of the Noise Buds N1. Equipped with 11mm drivers, Noise's Instacharge technology, Quad Mic Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), and more.
At a price of ₹1,799, the Noise Buds N1 Pro offers an affordable yet feature-packed option. But do these earbuds truly stand out, or are they just another pair in the crowded TWS market? Let's find out in our comprehensive review.
The Noise Buds N1 Pro is available in multiple colour option including Chrome Black, Chrome Beige, Chrome Purple, and Chrome Green. For this review, I got the Chrome Beige variant. The charging case of the Noise Buds N1 Pro is well-constructed and stylish for its price range. Its rounded corners make it comfortable to hold, and its compact size ensures it fits easily in pockets, including those in skinny jeans. The USB charging port is located on the back of the glossy case, while the Noise logo on top adds a touch of sophistication.
The earbuds themselves feature a flat, wedge-shaped stem with indicator lights at the top. This design not only enhances the grip but also makes the earbuds easy to remove and replace due to the case's landscape orientation. The in-ear earpiece design provides a good fit with adequate extension for comfortable insertion into the ear canals. Although the fit is generally good and the earbuds do not protrude significantly, extended wear can become uncomfortable, as I experienced some discomfort after prolonged use. On the plus side, the insulation is effective, offering decent passive noise cancellation. The build quality of the earbuds is satisfactory; they are crafted entirely from plastic, yet the matte finish adds durability and reduces susceptibility to scratches.
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