boAt introduces first Indian-made headphones with head-tracking 3D audio and spatial sound
New Delhi, April 1 (IANS) – boAt, a well-known Indian audio and wearable company, has introduced the country’s first headphones with head-tracking 3D audio and spatial sound features. The ‘Nirvana Eutopia’ headphones, priced at Rs 3,999, come in black and white colours and boast state-of-the-art technology.
By utilizing spatial audio technology and incorporating advanced 3D accelerometers and gyroscopes, boAt has created headphones that adapt the audio based on the movement of the user’s head. This results in a fully immersive audio experience, making the listener feel like they are part of the scene being depicted.
The ‘Nirvana Eutopia’ headphones come equipped with 40mm dynamic drivers, providing users with an immersive 3D spatial sound experience. Additionally, the device offers a battery life of up to 20 hours, with 15 hours in head-tracked spatial mode, ensuring uninterrupted enjoyment for long periods.
boAt has also included ASAP Charge and a Type-C port in the headphones, allowing for a quick 10-minute charge to provide 90 minutes of uninterrupted music playback. This makes the headphones ideal for use at home, during commutes, or on long journeys.
Designed around Bluetooth v5.2 technology, the boAt ‘Nirvana Eutopia’ headphones offer seamless audio experiences, faster pairing times, and more reliable connections. This ensures a hassle-free and enjoyable listening experience for users across various settings.
