boAt, the popular Indian audio brand is stepping into the world of high fashion with its latest collaboration. Teaming up with renowned designer Dhruv Kapoor, boAt has unveiled the limited-edition “Flaming Hearts” collection, a stylish fusion of cutting-edge audio technology and bold, expressive design. Launching on February 18, 2025, this collection features the Nirvana IVY TWS earbuds and the Nirvana Eutopia headphones, both sporting Kapoor’s signature aesthetic and promising a premium listening experience.
As mentioned above, the lineup includes two models: the Nirvana IVY TWS earbuds, priced at ₹4,999, and the Nirvana Eutopia headphones at ₹7,999. Both feature Kapoor’s signature aesthetic, which boAt describes as a celebration of “love, passion, and self-expression.”
The IVY earbuds come with 360-degree spatial audio, head-tracking technology, and 50dB hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC) for an immersive sound experience. The Eutopia headphones offer the same spatial audio and head-tracking features but add dual microphones with ENx tech for clearer calls.
boAt sees the collection as more than just a tech release—it’s about merging fashion and function, creating what the brand calls “wearable art” for audiophiles. The launch is part of boAt’s bigger push to lead India’s lifestyle-tech market, competing with brands like Noise and Boult.
There’s no word yet on pre-booking discounts or bundle deals, but the pricing fits within boAt’s premium Nirvana range.
In other news, boAt has launched the Nirvana X TWS earbuds in India, featuring dual drivers, AI-powered call clarity, and gaming enhancements. Equipped with 10mm Dynamic and Knowles HiFi Balanced Armature Dual Drivers, they support multi-point connectivity, LDAC Hi-Res Audio, and AI-ENx quad-mic technology. Additional features include boAt Spatial Audio, Adaptive EQ, Beast Mode (60ms low latency), in-ear detection, and IPX5 resistance.
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