Philips launches affordable TWS earbuds, headphones in India: All details here

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Philips has made a significant entry into the Indian audio market with its latest range of affordable audio products. The new lineup features four True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds and one on-ear headphone, catering to diverse user preferences and budgets. 

The Philips TAT1108, priced at Rs. 3,599, delivers balanced sound through its 6mm dynamic drivers. These earbuds cater to those seeking a simple, functional design with an AI-powered microphone that ensures clear call quality. They boast IPX4 water resistance, allowing them to endure splashes and light rain. Users can enjoy up to 15 hours of total playtime, with 5 hours on a single charge and an additional 10 hours from the charging case, claims the company. The TAT1108 is available in black, white, and blue.

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Next in the lineup, the TAT1179 offers a compelling option at Rs. 3,099, featuring a long battery life of over 45 hours, claims the company. Equipped with larger 10mm drivers, these earbuds enhance sound quality significantly. The TAT1179 also integrates Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) technology, powered by four microphones for improved call clarity. Like the TAT1108, these earbuds come with IPX4 water resistance, touch controls, and fast charging capabilities. The TAT1179 is offered in four colours: Deep Black, Bright White, Red Mahogany, and Beluga Summer.

For users who prioritise deep bass, the TAT1209 is available at Rs. 2,999. With its 10mm drivers and dynamic bass boost feature, this model provides a rich listening experience. It offers 18 hours of total playtime and includes interchangeable silicone ear tips for a personalised fit. Touch controls and compatibility with voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant enhance user convenience. The TAT1209 is available in pink, white, and black.

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