boAt Airdopes 181 in-Ear True Wireless Earbuds with ENx Tech, Beast Mode(Low Latency Upto 60ms) for Gaming, with Mic, ASAP Charge, 20H Playtime, Bluetooth v5.2, IPX4 & IWP (Carbon Black)

I am writing this after 5 days of usage so I haven't tried the calling quality and features. Built Quality: Very Good. The earphone snap perfectly in their slots in the box. It's magnetic so no issues there. Haven't heard any creaking or weird noises. The lid of the box also closes pretty well. Connectivity: Near instantaneous. I hooked it with my laptop, discovery -> Pairing, happened within 10 seconds. When i first stared using it, I heard cracking noises but I guess that can happen because of a lot of factors. I don't think the earphones themselves are damaged. Now I don't hear them. Sound Quality: The bass is deep thanks to the 10mm drivers. It's not thumping, and it's a little soft. However it can go very deep. Watching movies is a delight on these. All sounds, dialog, music etc , output is perfect. For music, depends on your equalizer setting. Overall, good. The not so good: The earphones are touch sensitive towards the top. And that is one feature I find it absolutely annoying because it's a hit or a miss. You can pause/play your music on a single tap. When I am taking off the earphones, the touch gets activated and music starts playing. Other times, I am tapping it, nothing happens. You can activate BEAST mode by tapping 4 times. It's a HUGE challenge to get that activated. I have absolutely no idea how it counts 4. I must have tapped 400 times to get it activated. Beast mode increases the sound output. So you'll want it ON. Noise Cancellation: There is no noise cancellation. Like normal earphones, unless you have your music at a certain level, you'll hear everything. Battery Life: I don't listen to music for long hours so I charged the box 2 days ago and it's still going strong.

If you're in the market for a pair of True Wireless Earbuds that promise a Beast™ mode audio experience with low latency for gaming, the boAt Airdopes 181 might have caught your attention. Packed with exciting features like ENx™ Tech for low latency up to 60ms, Mic for hands-free calls, ASAP™ Charge, and a 20-hour playtime, these earbuds seem like a perfect choice for music enthusiasts and gamers alike. However, my experience with them revealed a significant drawback - fit issues. Let's start with the positives. The audio performance on the boAt Airdopes 181 is nothing short of impressive. The Beast™ mode delivers powerful bass and crisp, clear sound across different genres, making music and gaming sessions incredibly immersive. Whether you're into high-octane gaming action or prefer to lose yourself in soothing melodies, these earbuds deliver an enjoyable audio experience. The low latency of up to 60ms is a boon for gamers, as it reduces audio lag and syncs perfectly with on-screen action, enhancing your gaming performance. The addition of a built-in microphone allows for seamless hands-free calling, making it convenient for users who need to take calls on the go. ASAP™ Charge is a real game-changer when you're in a rush. The fast-charging feature provides a decent playback time with just a short charging session, ensuring your earbuds are always ready to go. The IPX4 rating is a welcome addition, as it offers protection against sweat and light splashes, making the boAt Airdopes 181 suitable for workouts and outdoor activities. However, the main drawback I encountered was the fit. The earbuds did not sit securely in my ears, which affected both the audio quality and noise isolation. Even with the different-sized ear tips provided, I struggled to find a comfortable and secure fit, leading to audio leakage and external noise seeping in. This compromised the overall listening experience and left me a bit disappointed. While the audio quality and impressive features are undeniable, the fit issues are a significant concern. It's crucial to have a secure and comfortable fit for long listening or gaming sessions, and unfortunately, this aspect fell short with the boAt Airdopes 181. In conclusion, if you prioritize exceptional audio performance and gaming features, the boAt Airdopes 181 with Beast™ mode may still be worth considering. However, if a snug and secure fit is crucial to you, it might be wise to explore other options.

Value for money

Very good

Hello! So I bought this 181 model 3yrs back exactly and i came back nd writing a review jus to let u guys know that I can't use this model anymore bcoz of some sound issues..but these 3 yrs it worked really good and worth for money