Headphones Under ₹2000

Noise Two

Name: Noise Two
Brand: Noise
SKU: B0B1PXM75C
Price: 1499 INR
Availability: InStock

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3.2/5 (retailer rating)

Type: On-Ear Wireless Headphone

Driver Size: 40mm Dynamic Driver

Frequency Response: 20Hz–20kHz

Bluetooth: 5.3 (10m range)

Connectivity: Wireless (Bluetooth) + Wired (AUX) + SD Card + FM Radio

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Headphone Specifications

Headphones Under ₹2000

Type

On-Ear Wireless Headphone

Driver Size

40mm Dynamic Driver

Battery Life

50 hours playback

Bluetooth

5.3 (10m range)

Active Noise Cancel

—

Weight

187.5g

Foldable

Yes

Impedance

—

Frequency Response

20Hz–20kHz

Connectivity

Wireless (Bluetooth) + Wired (AUX) + SD Card + FM Radio

Best For

You want 50-hour battery under ₹1,500, You need multiple playback modes, You're a Noise brand loyalist, You want IPX5 water resistance, You're a casual gamer, You commute daily

Our Review

The Quick Verdict

The Noise Two is a budget wireless on-ear headphone that brings 40mm drivers, 50-hour battery life, 40ms low latency, and four playback modes (Bluetooth, AUX, SD card, FM) to the sub-₹1,500 segment. As Noise's most popular headphone model, it offers a compelling feature set at an aggressive price. The 50-hour battery is genuinely impressive, the four playback modes provide versatility, and the IPX5 water resistance is rare at this price. However, the on-ear design is less comfortable than over-ear for extended wear, the bass is overwhelming for some genres, and the build quality is plasticky. For students and commuters who want a feature-packed headphone from a trusted brand, it is a solid choice. For comfort seekers, the over-ear Hammer Bash Max at ₹1,999 is worth the upgrade.

Bottom Line

The Noise Two is a "features first, comfort second" on-ear headphone that delivers exceptional battery life, versatile playback modes, and brand reliability at an aggressive price. The 50-hour battery, four playback modes, and IPX5 rating are genuine value-adds. However, the on-ear discomfort, overwhelming bass, plasticky build, and dated Bluetooth are compromises. For students and commuters who prioritize features and battery over comfort, it is a solid choice. For all-day wearers and comfort seekers, the over-ear Rockerz 430 at ₹1,199 or Hammer Bash Max at ₹1,999 are better options.

Rating: 3.5/5

Pros

+ 50-Hour Battery Life ” The standout feature ” genuine 50-hour playback at moderate volumes. This covers a full work week of 10-hour days without charging. The Type-C charging is modern and hassle-free. Four Playback Modes ” Bluetooth, AUX, SD card, and FM radio ” unmatched versatility at this price. For users in areas with poor connectivity, the offline options are genuinely useful. 40ms Low Latency for Gaming ” The dedicated low-latency mode ensures audio-visual sync for casual mobile gaming. While not as aggressive as the Rockerz 430's Beast Mode, 40ms is adequate for BGMI and CODM. IPX5 Water Resistance ” Handles sweat, light rain, and dust. The IPX5 rating is rare at this price and provides peace of mind for gym use and outdoor commutes. Tru Bass™ Sound Signature ” The 40mm drivers deliver punchy, bass-heavy sound tuned for Indian preferences. Bollywood, EDM, and hip-hop sound energetic and engaging. Dual Pairing ” Connect to two devices simultaneously and switch seamlessly. A convenience feature rare at this price. Foldable Design ” The earcups fold flat for compact travel. The folding mechanism is sturdy enough for daily backpack use. Noise Brand Trust ” India's second-largest wearable brand provides reliability, widespread service, and brand trust. Ultra-Lightweight at 187.5g ” One of the lightest on-ear headphones available. The minimal weight reduces neck fatigue during long commutes.

Cons

− On-Ear Design Causes Discomfort ” The on-ear design presses against the outer ear rather than enclosing it. After 2–3 hours, ear fatigue and heat buildup become noticeable. Bass Can Be Overwhelming ” The Tru Bass™ tuning prioritizes thump over balance. For classical, jazz, podcasts, and acoustic genres, the bass bloat masks mids and highs. Plasticky Build Quality ” The entire body is lightweight plastic that feels cheap and scratches easily. The headband adjuster is flimsy. Sound Leakage at High Volumes ” The on-ear design and poor seal mean significant sound leakage above 60% volume. No ANC or Transparency Mode ” At ₹1,499, ANC is unrealistic, but even passive isolation is mediocre. SD Card Navigation Is Clunky ” Navigating through thousands of MP3s using headphone buttons is frustrating. FM Radio Reception Is Weak ” The built-in antenna provides mediocre reception in urban areas with tall buildings. Bluetooth 5.3 Is Dated ” Newer competitors like the Rockerz 430 and Zeb-Duke Pro offer Bluetooth 5.4 and 6.0 respectively.

Verdict

7.0/10 Overall
Score

Spec Comparison

Side-by-side vs alternatives

Spec	★ Noise Two	Cosmic Byte GS430 Gaming Headset	JBL Wave Beam 2	Realme TechLife Studio H1
Type	On-Ear Wireless Headphone	—	—	—
Driver Size	40mm Dynamic Driver	40mm magnetic neodymium	8mm	40mm
Battery Life	50 hours playback	—	48H total	40H
Bluetooth	5.3 (10m range)	—	5.3	5.3
Active Noise Cancel	—	—	No	No
Weight	187.5g	~300g	—	200g
Foldable	Yes	—	—	Yes
Impedance	—	—	—	—
Frequency Response	20Hz–20kHz	—	—	—
Connectivity	Wireless (Bluetooth) + Wired (AUX) + SD Card + FM Radio	—	Wireless (Bluetooth)	Wireless (Bluetooth)
Best For	You want 50-hour battery under ₹1,500, You need multiple playback modes, You're a Noise brand loyalist, You want IPX5 water resistance, You're a casual gamer, You commute daily	—	—	—