Best True Wireless Earbuds Under 5000 in India (July 2022) – Geekman

Oppo has recently launched these latest TWS earbuds in the Indian market, and you can buy them for Rs. 3,499. They are available in White and Gray color variants. They feature 12.4 mm drivers and cool new features like ANC, transparency mode, and game mode.

The charging case looks pretty good with a glossy body and has a transparent finish, making it pretty good-looking. The case has a USB Type-C port and an LED indicator indicating battery and connectivity status.

These earbuds are lightweight and have in-ear type silicone tips that nicely fit into your ears and can be worn for long hours without any signs of ear fatigue. They come with touch and gesture controls which I personally like them for. They automatically pause a video as soon as the earbuds are taken out and start it again when you put them back in. You can also control media using the touch controls placed on the earbuds.

The 12.4 mm titanium-coated diaphragm drivers sound pretty good and offer an overall balanced sound quality. The bass output is also good, and you also get an option to get an enhanced bass output using the compatible application. Talking about the application, the compatible app is called HeyMelody, which will give you access to extra features like ANC mode, Transparent mode, and more. The microphone also does a good job of recording your audio and can be used for meetings or calls, although it struggles a bit when the environment is windy.

These wireless earbuds alone can give you a battery life of about 7 hours on a single charge, and meanwhile, with the charging case, you can get up to 28 hours of total battery life with the ANC turned off. Overall, the Oppo Enco Air 2 Pro is a feature-rich earbud, making it one of the best wireless earbuds under 5000 Rs in India.

OnePlus Buds Z2 has recently launched earbuds that you get for under Rs. 5,000 in India. The Buds Z2 is an update to the OnePlus Buds Z, launched in 2020, and has made quite an impressive number of changes. The OnePlus Buds Z2 is available in two different colors – Pearl White and Obsidian Black.

The OnePlus Buds Z2 looks exactly similar to the previous OnePlus Buds Z with a similar charging case that is pill-shaped and has a glossy finish over it. The new thing is that the Buds Z2 has a black variant that wasn’t there on the OnePlus Buds Z. Although the glossy black variant would be prone to fingerprints and scratches, you can go with the Pearl White variant, which has a matty finish over it. The case also has a physical button for pairing, which is handy.

The part that I like the most of that the wireless earbuds weigh about 4.5 grams each which makes them pretty comfortable and can be worn for several hours without worrying about your ears hurting. The other good features include active noise cancellation, which works like a charm and cancels out all the noises up to 40 decibels. You also get three different modes: Transparency mode, Noice Cancellation mode, and Max Noise Cancellation mode. You can use the HeyMelody app to get all the customizations on your phone and if you have a OnePlus device, then you get an extra feature: the low latency mode.

Another good thing is that the case and the earbuds both are IP certified, which is pretty rare to see in earbuds under 5000. The earbuds are IP55 certified meanwhile, the case is IPX4 which means you can take them to your swimming sessions without a second thought.

Now coming to the sound quality, the 11 mm driver does an excellent job of delivering a loud and punchy bass output. The mids feel slightly overpowered by the treble, and the highs sound a bit sharp, which I don’t like.

The earbuds individually can give you a battery life of about 7 hours on a single charge and with the ANC turned off. Meanwhile, with the charging case, you can get a battery life of up to 38 hours on a single charge. Overall, the OnePlus Buds Z2 is feature-rich and surely one of the best wireless earbuds under 5000.

Moving on to the next truly wireless earbuds on our list, we have the JBL Tune 130NC and 230 NC. Both earbuds are almost the same in terms of sound quality and features. The only difference is the design of the earbuds; I highly recommend JBL Tune 230NC for better comfort and fitting.

Now let’s talk about the prime selling point of these earbuds, the sound quality. The 10mm large driver delivers very clear and balanced audio. I can easily say that this is one of the best sound quality that you can get in this price range; of course, this applies only to TWS. The bass response is also good and adds a good amount of thump to the audio, enhancing your overall experience. Another good part is that the bass does not overpower any other frequencies, which is good.

Next on our list is the Realme Buds Air 3, the latest addition to Realme’s Buds Air TWS series. Realme offers these earbuds under Rs. 4,000 in India with exciting new features like dual-connectivity, Google’s fast pair service support, and active noise cancellation.

The charging case and the earbuds are made of plastic but do not feel cheap at all. They come with a glossy plastic body that feels comfortable when plugged into ears. The earbuds are IPX5 certified, which makes them resistant to a few water splashes. The charging case has an LED indicator at the front along with a Type-C port at the bottom to charge your case.

The earbuds are lightweight, securely fit in your ears, and do not come off that easily, making them suitable for people who want to use them at the gym. Meanwhile, the touch controls on the earbuds are very responsive and work pretty well in day-to-day usage. The good thing is that you can easily customize the touch controls using its compatible Realme Link app. The app gives you features like an audio enhancer and game mode.

The earbuds also have automatic in-ear detection, which means they pause the media when taken off your ear and start again as soon as you put them back. The earbud houses a 10 mm dynamic driver, which gives loud and punchy audio. The bass is pretty well balanced, which enhances the overall audio experience.

The ANC is one of the biggest pros of these earbuds, and Realme says it can cut out noise for up to 42 decibels which works pretty impressively and I would even say is the best in this price segment. The microphone also works pretty well and does a pretty impressive job of recording the audio when compared to the other earbuds in the same price segment. Overall, the Realme Buds Air 3 has everything that makes it one of the best TWS earbuds under 5000 Rs that you can buy in India.

Moving on to the next truly wireless earbuds on our list, we have the Sony WF-C500, which costs a bit more than the other earbuds we have but surely justifies the price it asks for. The Sony WF-C500 is available in Black, White, Orange, and Green color options.

The charging case is pill-shaped and has a matte finish, which gives it a premium look and protects it from fingerprints and scratches. The earbuds fit perfectly, do not come off, and have IPX4 ratings that easily make them perfect for folks who want to use them in the gym or while running. The fit also cuts off some noises from the background, so you won’t miss the ANC that much. They have a tactile button, which I prefer over touch controls as it cuts off any chances of accidentally clicking.

It comes with a compatible app called Sony Headphone Connect, which you can use to customize your earbuds as per your requirements. The app is pretty good and has a bunch of useful customizations like an equalizer and multiple sound modes like bass boosted mode and vocal mode. The earbuds house a 5.8 mm driver and support SBC and AAC audio codecs.

Coming onto the audio quality, the earbuds sound pretty well balanced and ear-pleasing. The bass is pretty punchy and gets even better when you turn on the bass boosted mode. The highs seem a bit boosted meanwhile, the mids sound neutral. They can produce a good amount of loudness, and I personally prefer not to go above 60-70%.

These earbuds alone can give you a battery life of about 10 hours on a single charge which is pretty impressive however the charging case can charge it for one more time which makes the total about 20 hours which is pretty decent. Overall, the Sony WF-C500 is one of the best earbuds for people who like to spend a good amount of time at the gym.

Moving down on our list of best earbuds under 5000, we have the Jabre Elite 2, one of the most affordable ones on our list. It has a unique design and is available in two different colors: Dark Grey and Navy blue.

The charging case has a matte finish and looks pretty good, but the build quality feels a bit average. Meanwhile, the truly wireless earbuds have a triangular shape and a clicky button. The buttons are a bit hard to press and therefore are a little uncomfortable to use. If you put the buttons aside, the TWS earbuds themselves are pretty comfortable to wear and fit perfectly enough to not fall during your workout sessions. They are IP55 certified, so you can use them in your sweaty workouts without a second thought.

Now coming on to the sound quality, the Jabra Elite 2 sounds pretty good with a balanced amount of treble and bass. The bass is a bit punchy but does not overpowers your tracks, which is good. It still does not come with the active noise cancellation you must expect, but it’s okay for this price range.

These truly wireless earbuds alone have a battery life of about 7 hours on a full charge and up to 21 hours with the charging case, which is a pretty decent battery life at this price point. Overall, the Jabra Elite 2 is a good truly wireless earbuds under 5000.

The next we have on our list is the Crossbeats Torq which comes with huge 18mm drivers and wireless charging, which is pretty to find at this price point. Crossbeats offer them in a single black color variant.

The charging case is rectangular in shape and has a textured finish over it that looks pretty good and feels solid meanwhile, the TWS earbuds fit nicely and are pretty comfortable even for long hours. They are IPX6 certified, so you are free to use them in your workout sessions. These wireless earbuds have touch controls on them which works pretty well.

Now let’s talk about the sound quality; the 18 mm drivers sound good and are pretty loud when turned to the max volume making it almost impossible to bear. Although the good thing is the audio does not distort even at that high volume. The bass is pretty good, but the mids and treble feel a bit off, which audiophiles would not appreciate.

These wireless earbuds have a battery life of about 12 hours on a full charge which is pretty impressive for the price. Meanwhile, you get about 36 hours of battery life with the case. Overall, the Crossbeats Torq is a good option if you are someone that wants wireless charging with decent sound output.

Finally, we have the Soundcore by Anker Life Dot 2 on our list of best earbuds under Rs. 5000. These TWS earbuds come with active noise cancellation and have four mics for calling, which is as impressive as it sounds.

The charging case is rectangular and has a matte finish over it. These earbuds have a glossy plastic body that looks pretty good and comes with multiple ear wings that you can choose to get a perfect fit. They fit pretty well and can be used during sports and even while running. They are IPX5 certified, meaning you get a decent level of water resistance. You get button controls instead of the touch controls, which works pretty nicely.

Moving on to the sound quality, these earbuds come with 8 mm drivers, which sounds pretty decent. The bass sounds punchy and good. Meanwhile, the mids sound pretty natural. The vocals and lead instruments sound pretty clear. Although you have no customizations with these wireless earbuds, it is okay for the price it asks.

The best part about these TWS earbuds is their battery life. It comes with a massive 750 mAh battery which is housed in the charging case. The earbuds individually can last for about 8 hours on a full charge and with the case included, the total jumps to 100 hours which is a pretty big number. Overall, if you want some earbuds that have a good battery life, then the Anker Lite Dot 2 could be a good option.