Expanding its range of products in India, Noise has launched Master Buds Max over-the-ear headphones powered by Sound by Bose . The company claims that the new headphone comes equipped with “best in segment noise cancellation, first in segment offering of dynamic EQ, and all-day comfort at a price that makes innovation accessible to all.” Noise Master Buds will be available in three colour options via Gonoise.com, Amazon, Reliance Digital, Croma and Vijay Sales at an inaugural price of Rs 9,999.
Amit Khatri, Co-Founder of Noise said “Master Buds Max is a milestone in India’s global audio journey. With Sound by Bose technology, category-leading ANC, and dynamic EQ, we are delivering a product that sets new standards in its category. At the same time, we’ve ensured it remains accessible, because we believe premium innovation should be experienced by millions, not just a few. This is India designing for the world, and raising the bar for what consumers can expect from flagship audio.”
Noise Master Buds Max features
The device weighs 262g and uses adaptive ANC tested across 61 frequency points to reduce unwanted sound from environments such as airplanes, city streets, or offices. The system adjusts to block low- and mid-frequency noises for clearer listening.
The Master Buds Max also brings Dynamic EQ technology to this price range for the first time. The feature analyses the listening environment and volume level to maintain consistent sound quality. At lower volumes, it boosts bass and vocals, while at higher volumes it balances highs and lows to prevent distortion.
Noise claims the Master Buds Max delivers up to 60 hours of playback on a full charge. A 10-minute quick charge provides 10 hours of listening.
The headphones are designed for long use with a lightweight frame, vegan leather cushions, and metallic grills. The design aims to reduce ear strain during extended use.
For calls, the Master Buds Max includes Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) to filter background noise. Dual-device pairing allows users to switch between a phone and laptop, and the Noise app supports customization of sound modes and settings.
Amit Khatri, Co-Founder of Noise said “Master Buds Max is a milestone in India’s global audio journey. With Sound by Bose technology, category-leading ANC, and dynamic EQ, we are delivering a product that sets new standards in its category. At the same time, we’ve ensured it remains accessible, because we believe premium innovation should be experienced by millions, not just a few. This is India designing for the world, and raising the bar for what consumers can expect from flagship audio.”
Noise Master Buds Max features
The device weighs 262g and uses adaptive ANC tested across 61 frequency points to reduce unwanted sound from environments such as airplanes, city streets, or offices. The system adjusts to block low- and mid-frequency noises for clearer listening.
The Master Buds Max also brings Dynamic EQ technology to this price range for the first time. The feature analyses the listening environment and volume level to maintain consistent sound quality. At lower volumes, it boosts bass and vocals, while at higher volumes it balances highs and lows to prevent distortion.
Noise claims the Master Buds Max delivers up to 60 hours of playback on a full charge. A 10-minute quick charge provides 10 hours of listening.
The headphones are designed for long use with a lightweight frame, vegan leather cushions, and metallic grills. The design aims to reduce ear strain during extended use.
For calls, the Master Buds Max includes Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) to filter background noise. Dual-device pairing allows users to switch between a phone and laptop, and the Noise app supports customization of sound modes and settings.
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