Lava Probuds N11 has launched in India. It is the fourth neckband-styled wireless earphone from the homegrown brand. The latest offering carries an affordable price tag and falls under the Rs 1,000 price bracket. It competes against other neckband wireless earphones offered by brands like Realme, OnePlus, boAt, Noise and more in the market. 

As mentioned earlier, the Lava Probuds N11 is a neckband-styled wireless earphone. It has a dual-tone design where the neckband is in Black colour while the earphone wire is in another colour. The earbuds have silicone ear tips and a fin for a comfortable fit. They are IPX6 water-resistant. 

The Lava Probuds N11 feature Magnetic – Hallswitch allowing users to play or pause and answer or cut the call by magnetically attaching the buds together or pulling them apart. Users can also trigger a voice assistant with the press of a button. 

The Lava Probuds N11 are equipped with 12mm dynamic drivers. They feature environmental noise cancellation for a better experience on calls. There is also Pro Game mode that offers 60ms low latency. The earbuds are also capable of connecting to two devices at the same time. 

The Lava Probuds N11 are powered by a 280mAh battery unit that is claimed to offer 42 hours of battery life on a single charge. 

The Lava Probuds N11 are offered in Firefly Green, Kai Orange, and Panther Black colours. The earphones carry a price tag of Rs 1,499 and can be purchased from Lava e-store, Amazon, and offline stores starting September 17th. Customers can purchase the audio device at Rs 11 only on September 10th at 11 am IST on Amazon. 

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