The noise is one of the few brands that has been quite active in the affordable TWS segment. The company has been launching new audio products in this segment, the last of which is the company N1 Pro. The last TWS of the company is charged with some interesting features along with an affordable price of RS 1,799. The affordable TWS offers 11 mm drivers, noise instacharge technology, quadmic support, lasting battery duration and more. However, is it enough to cause lasting impression? Let’s find out in this in -depth review.
Noise and characteristics of Buds N1 Pro: Compact and light
- Size – 43 x 56 x 28 mm (case)
- Weight – 39 g (Total with case)
- Water and dust resistance: IPX5 (only shoots)
- Colors: chrome green, chrome purple, chromed and chrome black beige
It is sure to say that noise is one of the few brands in this segment that tries to offer color options and unique designs with its TWS offer. The same can be said of noise outbreaks N1 Pro. The device is available in different chrome finishes, including green, purple, beige and black. My favorites are green and purple, which offer a premium appearance.
The Buds N1 Pro noise is available in green, beige, purple and black options.
The load case seems compact and has a metallic finish, which certainly looks good. Although it is built of plastic, quality seems decent, considering the price. The compact size and rounded corners of the box make it easier to slide it in the pockets. There is a small LED indicator that shows the TWS load level. Although the design seems compact compared to Redmi Buds 5c, noise TWS seems a bit disappointing.
The headphones come with a wedge -shaped stem with indicator lights at the top. The stem has a bright and matte finish, which seems reasonable. In addition, these are light enough and compact to fit comfortably in the ear, and can use them for prolonged periods. The silicon tip also offers a decent passive noise cancellation. Interestingly, headphones also come with an IPX5 rating, which makes them resistant to sweat and dust, a rare characteristic in this price segment.
Noise Buddhas Specifications N1 Pro: quite standard
- Driver – 11 mm
- Complementary application – N/A
- Gesture controls: yes (touch and slide)
Unfortunately, no support for complementary applications with noise outbreaks N1 po is a real annoyance. This limits all the experience, since it does not have the option of customizing sound profiles, tactile controls and more, which is only possible with a complementary application. In this sense, the Xiaomi Buds 5C seems to be a much better option, since it offers a complementary application and many customization options.
N1 Pro noise outbreaks have an ANC of up to 32DB.
Upon reaching the specifications, the noise of Buds N1 Pro offers some interesting characteristics. The headphones come with an 11 mm controller along with an active noise cancellation of up to 32DB. It also admits Bluetooth 5.3 microphones and quad with ENC (environmental noise cancellation).
Noise Buds N1 Pro Performance, battery duration: Bass sound, good battery life
- ANC – 32DB
- LOAD – WIRED (USB TYPE -C)
- Bluetooth – 5.3
Buds N1 Pro noise offers decent performance at this price. The headphones come with active noise cancellation (ANC) up to 32 dB, which is decent in interior conditions and can suppress the fan noise or AC or someone who speaks in the background. However, it is not suitable for an occupied environment, and it is possible that it must reduce the volume to compensate for the bottom noises.
Wireless headphones come with a low low sound firm.
You can turn on or off the ANC mode with a simple touch and keep the right headset. Other tactile controls are also simple. A sliding up or down on the right headset can increase the volume, while the same to the left can reduce it. You can also play twice in each headset to play or pause music. Finally, touch and hold the left headset to activate the low latency mode.
Upon reaching the low latency mode, the headphones do a decent job with a response time of 40 ms. This allows you to watch movies or play games like BGMI or COD Mobile without much audio delay.
Upon reaching the performance, The Noise Buds N1 Pro offers a heavy sound firm. So, if you are someone who loves the bass, you will surely like the headphones. While listening Bass Rani for Nucellya, the bass was blunt, while the vocal separation was decent. However, the bass dominates the maximum and means. This is evident while listening to the California hotel, while the bass dominated the media and voice. In addition, there are cases of bleeding and distortion while listening to full volume. Therefore, using it around 60 to 70 percent is advisable to obtain the best sound production.
The headphones also come with a decent battery life. The company states that it can obtain up to 60 hours of support with the case. During the trial period, I obtained comfortably about 40 hours of playback with the case, while the headphones lasted almost 5 to 6 hours on average. The headphones charged from 0 to 100 percent in almost less than 2 hours.
The Noise Buds N1 Pro offers an impressive battery with fast charging support.
However, what I did not like about the headphones was connectivity. It is seriously a difficult task to match the device with your smartphone or laptop. You must touch and keep the right headset while you are there if you want to start the pairing. However, the entire process was inconsistent, and there were cases in which the outbreaks did not connect to the device.
Upon reaching the call quality, noise outbreaks N1 Pro offered a decent experience. The Quad-Mic enca decently in interior conditions, and the receiver can clearly hear the voice. However, when it is in an occupied environment, the Mic does an average work of canceling external noises.
Noise outbreaks n verdict
To conclude, the Buds N1 Pro noise offers a decent mixture of performance and design. The TWS brings a metallic end that makes it stand out among the crowd. The performance will surely attract those who love listening to the bass. The battery life is also decent. That said, surely comes with a good amount of successes and failures. The bass dominates the maximums and means, while the problem of connectivity and the lack of a complementary application spoil the entire experience. We also have a tough competition in this price range, including Redmi Buds 5C (review), Honor Choice Earbuds X5 (review) and more.
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