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DYSON V12 DETECT SLIM

<ul>
	<li>Price: Rs 58,900</li>
	<li>Weight: 2.2 kg</li>
	<li>Laser light for hard floors</li>
	<li>0.35-litre bin</li>
	<li>60-minute run-time on ECO mode</li>
	<li>Ideal for homes with kids, pets</li>
</ul>

When Dyson entered the Indian market, people baulked at the idea of using vacuum cleaners for Indian homes, especially those which were cordless, promised to rid your home of dust, as long as you were willing to pay nearly 50,000 rupees for one!

And then came the first lockdown. Traditional cleaning modes became more exhausting than ever before, as we battled work-from-home demands, engaging children, juggling chores and fighting Covid anxiety. Dyson's expensive but effective vacuum cleaners made their way to Indian homes, big or small and while most were overwhelmed by the numerous attachments, they got creative in due course.

The V11 Absolute Pro reigns as one of the company's bestselling commodities and now another vacuum cleaner is promising cleaner homes, at a higher cost. The Dyson V12 Detect Slim comes with laser dust detection technology which will give you a reality check about the cleanliness in your homes.&nbsp;

LOOKS NOTHING LIKE A VACUUM CLEANER

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I've said it once and I'll say it again. Dyson's design and technology are&nbsp;among the best in the segment. Carrying forward the legacy of the V11 Absolute Pro, the V12 gets some design upgrades including a 0.35-litre bin and a power button instead of the trigger to activate the machine.

Call it an unpopular opinion, but I enjoyed using the trigger instead of the button, as did my three-year-old son, who under supervision, learnt to clean the house floors during lockdown. He pretended he was a superhero from the Avengers' franchise and I let him have a go at it!&nbsp;

But single hand use is not possible with the V12. This is definitely not a deal breaker but at this price point, it's absolutely imperative to demand ease of use.&nbsp;

Dyson gadgets are surprisingly sturdy and I wouldn't worry too much about giving them to your children or domestic help. The V12 is lighter and more portable than its predecessor; elderly family members and children can use it without worrying about the weight of the gadget.

Since the bin has a smaller capacity, you will need to unload the dust more often which may annoy some.

Like the V11, the V12 Detect Slim looks more like Thor's hammer than a vacuum cleaner. The purple and gold accents give it an elegant finish. For ease of charging and to ensure it doesn't come in your way, I would suggest you dock it up on the wall mount provided by Dyson.

DON'T BE OVERWHELMED WITH WHAT COMES IN THE BOX

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Every Dyson consumer has that moment of utter nervousness when they open the big box of attachments. The V12 Detect Slim has the best to offer and the Laser light cleaner is a game-changer. Turn it on using the little knob on the attachment and a beam will be directed across the floor.&nbsp;

The green laser light catches every speck of dirt and grime which may be invisible to the naked eye and this gives this vacuum cleaner an edge over others. You'd be mortified to find dust and hair in corners of your room and the V12 catches all of it.

Homes with pets will love this attachment and you'll know exactly where your furry friend has been playing once you switch on the laser light. Homes with toddlers -- who are learning to crawl and discovering new surfaces -- will be using the V12 more often than they think.

The anti-tangle hair screw attachment is also quite useful to catch all those strands of hair which traditional cleaning modes often miss.

Apart from the Laser Light attachment, all others can be used for convenience instead of need. You have different attachments to wipe out bread crumbs and hair strands from pillows, bedsheets and mattresses; for electronics and glass surfaces along with dusty shelves. In my experience, these would probably stay locked in a cupboard somewhere since we're accustomed to cleaning smaller surfaces with dust cloths and mops.&nbsp;

But if you're investing in such an expensive gadget, I would suggest you take all the swanky attachments for a spin and find your ideal cleaning routine.

The rear display provides you useful data about dirt and grime picked up along with how long the cordless vacuum cleaner will last on a single charge. You can switch between the more efficient Eco mode, the Auto mode for more intensive cleaning and the Boost mode for those stubborn areas where dirt collects despite your best efforts.

A LEAN, MEAN BUT PRICEY MACHINE

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Dyson claims its new vacuum cleaner can capture 99.99% of particles which come in its way. This claim is impossible to verify but the biggest selling point of this machine is quick, fuss-free and effective cleaning. The new V12 is less noisy than its predecessor and if you're using the eco mode, you will be able to enjoy a good one hour of cleaning on a single charge.&nbsp;

While vacuum cleaners such as this one may never replace traditional cleaning methods in India but they're catching up. The Dyson V12 Detect Slim is lighter, more portable and cleans floors more effectively than the competition. The only catch here is, would you pay nearly 60,000 rupees for a cleaner home?&nbsp;

That's a choice for you to make.

DYSON V12 DETECT SLIM Price: Rs 58,900 Weight: 2.2 kg Laser light for hard floors 0.35-litre bin 60-minute run-time on ECO mode Ideal for homes with kids, pets When Dyson entered the Indian market, people baulked at the idea of using vacuum cleaners for Indian homes, especially those which were cordless, promised to rid your home of dust, as long as you were willing to pay nearly 50,000 rupees for one!

DYSON V12 DETECT SLIM Price: Rs 58,900 Weight: 2.2 kg Laser light for hard floors 0.35-litre bin 60-minute run-time on ECO mode Ideal for homes with kids, pets When Dyson entered the Indian market, people baulked at the idea of using vacuum cleaners for Indian homes, especially those which were cordless, promised to rid your home of dust, as long as you were willing to pay nearly 50,000 rupees for one! And then came the first lockdown. Traditional cleaning modes became more exhausting than ever before, as we battled work-from-home demands, engaging children, juggling chores and fighting Covid anxiety. Dyson's expensive but effective vacuum cleaners made their way to Indian homes, big or small and while most were overwhelmed by the numerous attachments, they got creative in due course. The V11 Absolute Pro reigns as one of the company's bestselling commodities and now another vacuum cleaner is promising cleaner homes, at a higher cost. The Dyson V12 Detect Slim comes with laser dust detection technology which will give you a reality check about the cleanliness in your homes. LOOKS NOTHING LIKE A VACUUM CLEANER I've said it once and I'll say it again. Dyson's design and technology are among the best in the segment. Carrying forward the legacy of the V11 Absolute Pro, the V12 gets some design upgrades including a 0.35-litre bin and a power button instead of the trigger to activate the machine. Call it an unpopular opinion, but I enjoyed using the trigger instead of the button, as did my three-year-old son, who under supervision, learnt to clean the house floors during lockdown. He pretended he was a superhero from the Avengers' franchise and I let him have a go at it! But single hand use is not possible with the V12. This is definitely not a deal breaker but at this price point, it's absolutely imperative to demand ease of use. Dyson gadgets are surprisingly sturdy and I wouldn't worry too much about giving them to your children or domestic help. The V12 is lighter and more portable than its predecessor; elderly family members and children can use it without worrying about the weight of the gadget. Since the bin has a smaller capacity, you will need to unload the dust more often which may annoy some. Like the V11, the V12 Detect Slim looks more like Thor's hammer than a vacuum cleaner. The purple and gold accents give it an elegant finish. For ease of charging and to ensure it doesn't come in your way, I would suggest you dock it up on the wall mount provided by Dyson. DON'T BE OVERWHELMED WITH WHAT COMES IN THE BOX Every Dyson consumer has that moment of utter nervousness when they open the big box of attachments. The V12 Detect Slim has the best to offer and the Laser light cleaner is a game-changer. Turn it on using the little knob on the attachment and a beam will be directed across the floor. The green laser light catches every speck of dirt and grime which may be invisible to the naked eye and this gives this vacuum cleaner an edge over others. You'd be mortified to find dust and hair in corners of your room and the V12 catches all of it. Homes with pets will love this attachment and you'll know exactly where your furry friend has been playing once you switch on the laser light. Homes with toddlers -- who are learning to crawl and discovering new surfaces -- will be using the V12 more often than they think. The anti-tangle hair screw attachment is also quite useful to catch all those strands of hair which traditional cleaning modes often miss. Apart from the Laser Light attachment, all others can be used for convenience instead of need. You have different attachments to wipe out bread crumbs and hair strands from pillows, bedsheets and mattresses; for electronics and glass surfaces along with dusty shelves. In my experience, these would probably stay locked in a cupboard somewhere since we're accustomed to cleaning smaller surfaces with dust cloths and mops. But if you're investing in such an expensive gadget, I would suggest you take all the swanky attachments for a spin and find your ideal cleaning routine. The rear display provides you useful data about dirt and grime picked up along with how long the cordless vacuum cleaner will last on a single charge. You can switch between the more efficient Eco mode, the Auto mode for more intensive cleaning and the Boost mode for those stubborn areas where dirt collects despite your best efforts. A LEAN, MEAN BUT PRICEY MACHINE Dyson claims its new vacuum cleaner can capture 99.99% of particles which come in its way. This claim is impossible to verify but the biggest selling point of this machine is quick, fuss-free and effective cleaning. The new V12 is less noisy than its predecessor and if you're using the eco mode, you will be able to enjoy a good one hour of cleaning on a single charge. While vacuum cleaners such as this one may never replace traditional cleaning methods in India but they're catching up. The Dyson V12 Detect Slim is lighter, more portable and cleans floors more effectively than the competition. The only catch here is, would you pay nearly 60,000 rupees for a cleaner home? That's a choice for you to make.

Dyson V12 Detect Slim: necessity or luxury?

Sony's new portable party speaker offers booming sound that may irk the neighbours but those 'raging' at home will love it.

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SONY SRS-XP500: Rs 26,990

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	<tbody>
		<tr>
			<td>
			Pros&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
			</td>
			<td>
			&nbsp;Cons&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Great battery life</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Heavy to lug around</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Powerful sound</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Only&nbsp;front-facing&nbsp;speaker</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Aux in, USB charging</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
			<td>&nbsp;</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Karaoke feature</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
			<td>&nbsp;</td>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
</table>

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	<tbody>
		<tr>
			<td>Tech Specs: SONY SRS-XP500</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Sound direction:&nbsp;Front-facing speaker</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Battery: 20 hours</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Quick charging: 80 mins playtime on 10 mins charge</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>IP rating: ipx4</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>
			<ul>
				<li>Weight: 11.2kg</li>
			</ul>
			</td>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
</table>

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"Don't play that too loud, you'll wake up other family members!"

"The neighbours are telling us to turn it down!"

"Crank up the volume to max and let's&nbsp;workout!"

"Mama, let's play&nbsp;Floor is Lava&nbsp;at full volume!" 
 
These few exclamatory remarks have dominated my life ever since the Sony SRS-XP500 came home.&nbsp;Meet the new-age boombox, party speaker, giant audio beast. Call it whatever you want, Sony's new speaker offers powerful, immersive sound.

So much so that my humble bedroom was not prepared to be shaken to its core when we played&nbsp;Arena&nbsp;by Fabian Mazur and Snavs, a high-adrenalin track for exercise.

Neither was my home prepared to listen to&nbsp;The Floor is Lava&nbsp;with such enthusiasm because we were all blown away with the beats and couldn't help but join my three-year-old in jumping and squealing with glee.

What I am trying to say is, I am not a "rager" or a "party animal" or any other millennial terms associated with the act of head-banging to loud music. And yet, even I couldn't resist the urge to invite my fully-vaccinated, mask-wearing friends over to enjoy some powerful beats on this speaker.

The speaker is priced at Rs 26,990 which is decent for a speaker this size with a bucket-load of features. Remember, flagship wireless earphones are known to cost more than this. So here is why the Sony SRS-XP500 is the ideal speaker for you if you like to entertain and enjoy music to its full potential. 
 
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Portable only if you exercise

The Sony SRS-XP500 is portable which means you can lug it around to parties and big gatherings in a post-pandemic elusive world. It doesn't need to be connected to a power source at all times though&nbsp;the sound quality is much more impressive when it is tethered to power.&nbsp;

At 11.2 kilograms, it isn't something you can easily move around unless of course, you lift weights! It's a big black beauty if you will, with LED lights for those that like that kind of vibe. For an old soul like me, it was a real pleasure listening to some&nbsp;Nora Jones&nbsp;classics with dimmed lighting and letting the LEDs set the mood.

For those wondering where to park this beast, you can set it up vertically or horizontally. The IPX4 rating guards the XP500 against water so if you're headed to a dinner with the XP500 as your date, don't panic if someone spills their beverage on it. Or in my case, when my son spilled Apple juice while dancing to&nbsp;Cocomelon&nbsp;beats.

Get creative

The market for party speakers, believe you me, is surprisingly large and well-documented with big brands diving into the space. It may be hard to justify spending money on a party speaker when we're mostly stuck at home avoiding a lethal infection.

So make use of the other features that the XP500 offers such as using the mic and guitar input to turn the speaker into a karaoke machine! This can be a great tool if you're calling a few guests over -- who are vaccinated of course -- and can make for great in-house entertainment.

Battery that won't give up

You had me at battery life! The XP500 comes with 20 hours of battery life and after 10 minutes of charge, gives you 80 minutes of uninterrupted play because of its Quick charging feature.

So if you're taking this out camping, on a holiday in the distant future or even enjoying some online workouts through the Bluetooth mode, the speaker won't let you down.

Sound which can wake up the neighbours!

Pro tip: this isn't for small bedrooms or spaces since you're bound to annoy other members and relatives unless you're disciplined with the volume. This is a testament to the powerful sound offered by the speaker. We used it while hosting a dinner with some friends and had plenty asking us about the features.

I used it for a few kickboxing and Zumba workouts and the immersive sound kept my energy levels high.

The tech here is packed in two high-efficiency Tweeters along with two X Balanced Woofers. Every thump, click, crack, yelp and yeah can be heard with pristine clarity!

Imagine what you could do with this speaker in a big party when it's safe to attend one?&nbsp;

The sound quality here leaves very little room for complaints (audio purists, here's looking at you) despite being a front-facing speaker alone.

Should you buy it?

This is a question that's difficult to answer at this point in time. Are we ready to party? Not yet, I think. The country has opened up, people are stepping out, to malls, restaurants, exotic destinations. So the market for such a speaker is ripe even now and if you are looking for one, the Sony SRS-XP500 is the new-age boombox for you priced well at nearly Rs 27,000.

While I recommend the product, I do not endorse disturbing others with loud music. Do not attend crowded parties at this point even as cases decline. So be adventurous, not careless.

Buy this speaker to enjoy amazing sound, be wary of the virus, and host a socially responsible gathering of fully jabbed friends who will enjoy the sound and belt out a few out-of-tune numbers with you!

Sony's new portable party speaker offers booming sound that may irk the neighbours but those 'raging' at home will love it. SONY SRS-XP500: Rs 26,990 Pros Cons Great battery life Heavy to lug around Powerful sound Only front-facing speaker Aux in, USB charging Karaoke feature Tech Specs: SONY SRS-XP500 Sound direction: Front-facing speaker Battery: 20 hours Quick charging: 80 mins playtime on 10 mins charge IP rating: ipx4 Weight: 11.

Sony's new portable party speaker offers booming sound that may irk the neighbours but those 'raging' at home will love it. SONY SRS-XP500: Rs 26,990 Pros Cons Great battery life Heavy to lug around Powerful sound Only front-facing speaker Aux in, USB charging Karaoke feature Tech Specs: SONY SRS-XP500 Sound direction: Front-facing speaker Battery: 20 hours Quick charging: 80 mins playtime on 10 mins charge IP rating: ipx4 Weight: 11.2kg "Don't play that too loud, you'll wake up other family members!" "The neighbours are telling us to turn it down!" "Crank up the volume to max and let's workout!" "Mama, let's play Floor is Lava at full volume!" These few exclamatory remarks have dominated my life ever since the Sony SRS-XP500 came home. Meet the new-age boombox, party speaker, giant audio beast. Call it whatever you want, Sony's new speaker offers powerful, immersive sound. So much so that my humble bedroom was not prepared to be shaken to its core when we played Arena by Fabian Mazur and Snavs, a high-adrenalin track for exercise. Neither was my home prepared to listen to The Floor is Lava with such enthusiasm because we were all blown away with the beats and couldn't help but join my three-year-old in jumping and squealing with glee. What I am trying to say is, I am not a "rager" or a "party animal" or any other millennial terms associated with the act of head-banging to loud music. And yet, even I couldn't resist the urge to invite my fully-vaccinated, mask-wearing friends over to enjoy some powerful beats on this speaker. The speaker is priced at Rs 26,990 which is decent for a speaker this size with a bucket-load of features. Remember, flagship wireless earphones are known to cost more than this. So here is why the Sony SRS-XP500 is the ideal speaker for you if you like to entertain and enjoy music to its full potential. Portable only if you exercise The Sony SRS-XP500 is portable which means you can lug it around to parties and big gatherings in a post-pandemic elusive world. It doesn't need to be connected to a power source at all times though the sound quality is much more impressive when it is tethered to power. At 11.2 kilograms, it isn't something you can easily move around unless of course, you lift weights! It's a big black beauty if you will, with LED lights for those that like that kind of vibe. For an old soul like me, it was a real pleasure listening to some Nora Jones classics with dimmed lighting and letting the LEDs set the mood. For those wondering where to park this beast, you can set it up vertically or horizontally. The IPX4 rating guards the XP500 against water so if you're headed to a dinner with the XP500 as your date, don't panic if someone spills their beverage on it. Or in my case, when my son spilled Apple juice while dancing to Cocomelon beats. Get creative The market for party speakers, believe you me, is surprisingly large and well-documented with big brands diving into the space. It may be hard to justify spending money on a party speaker when we're mostly stuck at home avoiding a lethal infection. So make use of the other features that the XP500 offers such as using the mic and guitar input to turn the speaker into a karaoke machine! This can be a great tool if you're calling a few guests over -- who are vaccinated of course -- and can make for great in-house entertainment. Battery that won't give up You had me at battery life! The XP500 comes with 20 hours of battery life and after 10 minutes of charge, gives you 80 minutes of uninterrupted play because of its Quick charging feature. So if you're taking this out camping, on a holiday in the distant future or even enjoying some online workouts through the Bluetooth mode, the speaker won't let you down. Sound which can wake up the neighbours! Pro tip: this isn't for small bedrooms or spaces since you're bound to annoy other members and relatives unless you're disciplined with the volume. This is a testament to the powerful sound offered by the speaker. We used it while hosting a dinner with some friends and had plenty asking us about the features. I used it for a few kickboxing and Zumba workouts and the immersive sound kept my energy levels high. The tech here is packed in two high-efficiency Tweeters along with two X Balanced Woofers. Every thump, click, crack, yelp and yeah can be heard with pristine clarity! Imagine what you could do with this speaker in a big party when it's safe to attend one? The sound quality here leaves very little room for complaints (audio purists, here's looking at you) despite being a front-facing speaker alone. Should you buy it? This is a question that's difficult to answer at this point in time. Are we ready to party? Not yet, I think. The country has opened up, people are stepping out, to malls, restaurants, exotic destinations. So the market for such a speaker is ripe even now and if you are looking for one, the Sony SRS-XP500 is the new-age boombox for you priced well at nearly Rs 27,000. While I recommend the product, I do not endorse disturbing others with loud music. Do not attend crowded parties at this point even as cases decline. So be adventurous, not careless. Buy this speaker to enjoy amazing sound, be wary of the virus, and host a socially responsible gathering of fully jabbed friends who will enjoy the sound and belt out a few out-of-tune numbers with you!

How loud is too loud?

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France-based luxury audio brand Devialet&nbsp;launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and&nbsp;it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there.

The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish.

According to the company, it took them one year to design this beauty and we must say that the company did a good job.&nbsp;

The design is undoubtedly impressive and with its sharp finish, the Devialet Phantom Reactor looks very elegant.

In terms of audio quality, the Phantom Reactor is powerful. It delivers unprecedented power with zero distortion or background noise. 
The audio experience is thrilling.

The phantom reactor is unrivalled because, despite its diminutive size, it manages to produce such big sound that it will move you, even at low volume.&nbsp;

Also, it's capable of handling intense power and pressure.

The Phantom Reactor comes in two output variants - 600 watts and 900 watts.

They can be configured in either solo or stereo modes.

The Phantom Reactor 600 is priced at &nbsp;Rs 1,09,000, and the 900 watts variant can be bought for Rs 1,29,000.&nbsp;

We do think it's the finest wireless Bluetooth speaker available in India right now.

So, if you need a hi-fi compact Bluetooth speaker, and the price is not a deterrent, you must try Phantom Reactor 600.

France-based luxury audio brand Devialet launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there. The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish.

France-based luxury audio brand Devialet launched its iconic speaker in a new finish recently and it is a treat for all the audio enthusiasts out there. The ultra-compact Phantom Reactor, which was only available for sale in the colour white so far, is now available in a new matte black finish. According to the company, it took them one year to design this beauty and we must say that the company did a good job. The design is undoubtedly impressive and with its sharp finish, the Devialet Phantom Reactor looks very elegant. In terms of audio quality, the Phantom Reactor is powerful. It delivers unprecedented power with zero distortion or background noise. The audio experience is thrilling. The phantom reactor is unrivalled because, despite its diminutive size, it manages to produce such big sound that it will move you, even at low volume. Also, it's capable of handling intense power and pressure. The Phantom Reactor comes in two output variants - 600 watts and 900 watts. They can be configured in either solo or stereo modes. The Phantom Reactor 600 is priced at Rs 1,09,000, and the 900 watts variant can be bought for Rs 1,29,000. We do think it's the finest wireless Bluetooth speaker available in India right now. So, if you need a hi-fi compact Bluetooth speaker, and the price is not a deterrent, you must try Phantom Reactor 600.

Devialet's ultra-compact Phantom Reactor speakers launched in new elegant design

Skullcandy has released another pair of wireless earbuds, the Sesh which does look quite promising, but is the price tag of six thousand rupees justified? Let’s find out.

First, the design; like many other wireless earphones, the Skullcandy Sesh earbuds come in a compact case which easily fits in a pocket. We liked the matte finish&nbsp;the case and the earbuds as well.

The minimalist design of the case has a battery indicator at the front and a charging port at the back.

Coming to ergonomics, Skullcandy Sesh earbuds sit comfortably in your ears and they don’t hurt even if you use it for long hours.

Now let's focus on the performance. The Skullcandy Sesh earbuds are easy to pair with a smartphone. Once done, just wear them and they power on themselves.

The earbuds produce fairly loud and clear audio results but don’t expect a great bass. Given its price, it won’t be fair to expect premium audio features.

It also does a good job at cancelling the ambient sound.

You can use the built-in button to change the track or adjust the volume.

The downside here is that the use of button requires a little extra effort. It would have been better if it had come with touch and tap controls.

The buttons can also be used to take and reject calls. The audio reception during calls is also good.

In terms of battery, the earbuds are decent. They offer three hours of playtime.

The Skullcandy Sesh earbuds are IP55 rated which makes them sweat, water, and dust resistant.

All in all, if you’re looking for a new pair for wireless earbuds, you can consider the new Skullcandy Sesh. It’s not the best in this price range, but it makes for a good competitor.

Skullcandy has released another pair of wireless earbuds, the Sesh which does look quite promising, but is the price tag of six thousand rupees justified? Let’s find out.

Skullcandy has released another pair of wireless earbuds, the Sesh which does look quite promising, but is the price tag of six thousand rupees justified? Let’s find out. First, the design; like many other wireless earphones, the Skullcandy Sesh earbuds come in a compact case which easily fits in a pocket. We liked the matte finish the case and the earbuds as well. The minimalist design of the case has a battery indicator at the front and a charging port at the back. Coming to ergonomics, Skullcandy Sesh earbuds sit comfortably in your ears and they don’t hurt even if you use it for long hours. Now let's focus on the performance. The Skullcandy Sesh earbuds are easy to pair with a smartphone. Once done, just wear them and they power on themselves. The earbuds produce fairly loud and clear audio results but don’t expect a great bass. Given its price, it won’t be fair to expect premium audio features. It also does a good job at cancelling the ambient sound. You can use the built-in button to change the track or adjust the volume. The downside here is that the use of button requires a little extra effort. It would have been better if it had come with touch and tap controls. The buttons can also be used to take and reject calls. The audio reception during calls is also good. In terms of battery, the earbuds are decent. They offer three hours of playtime. The Skullcandy Sesh earbuds are IP55 rated which makes them sweat, water, and dust resistant. All in all, if you’re looking for a new pair for wireless earbuds, you can consider the new Skullcandy Sesh. It’s not the best in this price range, but it makes for a good competitor.

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