Boat is gearing up to expand its lineup of audio wearables in India with the upcoming launch of its Airdopes Prime 701 ANC earphones. The company has officially announced that the new earbuds will debut on June 21. While the exact design of these true wireless earbuds remains under wraps, Boat has revealed some promising features that suggest the Prime 701 ANC will be a significant upgrade over the existing Airdopes 701 ANC model. This launch also marks the introduction of the brand’s new Prime series, which aims to deliver a premium audio experience tailored for Indian users.
According to Boat, the Airdopes Prime 701 ANC will feature powerful 10mm dynamic drivers and support 24-bit Spatial Audio, aiming to provide rich and immersive sound quality. The earphones are designed to offer up to 50 hours of total battery life, including the charging case, which is a notable improvement over previous models. These earbuds are expected to cater to users seeking both advanced sound technology and extended usage without frequent recharging, making them suitable for daily commuters and audiophiles alike.
Boat has emphasized that the Prime series will combine cutting-edge sound performance with reliability and durability, along with personalized features that enhance the overall user experience. While detailed specifications and features will be disclosed on the launch day, the company’s announcement suggests that the Prime 701 ANC earphones will be a strong contender in the crowded TWS market in India. Boat’s focus on quality and long battery life could attract customers looking for value-packed wireless earbuds.
The previous Boat Airdopes 701 ANC, launched in April 2021, offered up to 28 hours of playback time, with earbuds lasting around five and a half hours on a single charge. The new Prime 701 ANC model aims to raise the bar by almost doubling total battery life and introducing advanced audio features, signaling Boat’s commitment to innovation and improving user satisfaction in the fast-evolving audio wearables segment.
