The Inbase Buds Mini Lite earbuds have been launched in India. The new earbuds are among the tiniest on the market and the case is as small as a matchbox. The Inbase Buds Mini Lite features 13mm drivers, up to 40 hours of playtime, and great audio output.
The Inbase Buds Mini Lite case is small enough to fit into your pocket due to some design changes. The petite size however does not reduce audio quality and battery life. The launch comes on the heels of the earlier release of the Inbase Urban Pro X and Urban Pro 2 earbuds. The TWS earbuds support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, have dual 13mm dynamic drivers and each earbud weighs 6g. Deep bass and crystal-clear audio is always delivered and comfort is assured even on the long haul. The buds are rated IPX5 and have capacitive touch controls. You can thus easily answer calls, modulate the volume, and use the voice assistant.
The Buds Mini Lite can pair instantly when the case is opened. The buds have a 30mAh battery that can play for 5 hours while the 200mAh battery in the case provides up to 35 hours. The device has a 300-hour standby time and can be charged fully within an hour.
The Buds Mini Lite is skin-friendly, ergonomically designed, and is offered at an introductory price of Rs. 1,299 (~$16). The price will subsequently revert to Rs. 1,999 (~$25) and the earbuds can be purchased from Amazon, Flipkart, and other leading outlets in India. The Inbase Buds Mini Lite can also be purchased from the Inbase website. A 6-month warranty is available for the earbuds while black, pink, and white colors options are available.
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