Recently boAt launched Airdopes 800 with Dolby Audio support in India at the special launch price of Rs 1,799. Now the company has teased the launch of new earbuds with Dolby Audio support named NIRVANA Zenith. There is a dedicated page for the product on Amazon that confirms its design and specs. As far as price is concerned we found it on Flipkart. The boAt Nirvana Zenith earbuds are listed on Flipkart for Rs 3,999.
There are some offers also that a buyer can avail of while making the purchase and that includes up to 5% cashback on Flipkart Axis Bank Card. The launch date is neither mentioned on Amazon nor Flipkart though we can say that these earbuds will be available through Flipkart, Amazon, and obviously on boAt’s official website.
These in-ear earbuds have a silicone tip and a hanging stem. The company has tried to give it a shiny elegant look with the stem colored in silver or copper. The charging case is rectangular with round edges and a chrome glass design.
Let’s get to know about the specs also.
As said company has dropped a few specs of these NIRVANA Zenith earbuds. The boAt Nirvana Zenith earbuds come equipped with 11mm deep bass drivers for flawless bass and quality sound. It is powered by a dual-core processor with Hi-Fi Audio that delivers a finely tuned audio experience and comes with Bluetooth v5.3.
These earbuds support Active Noise Cancellation up to 50dB and Dolby Audio for the best sound experience. For superior call experience, it comes with the 6 mics with AI ENCx technology. You can also personalize the sound as per your preference from boAt Adaptive EQ powered by Mimi and can also diagnose the device with one touch.
As far as battery life is concerned it can work for up to 50 hours with a charging case and can work for up to 60 minutes with 5 minutes of charge. Additionally, it supports multi-device connectivity, ear detection, and Google Fast pair thus consuming low energy. These earbuds come in an IPX5 water-resistant body. As said the launch date is still not announced so stay tuned with the Techoutlook for upcoming updates about it.
