Some people like true wireless earphones but some people prefer neckband earphones, The reason behind this is, that neckband earphones usually stay on your neck 24/7 and they won’t fall very easily.
So if you’re one of those people who buys neckband earphones over TWS earbuds then this article will help you a lot.
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Best Neckbands Under Rs 2000
Realme Buds Wireless 2 Neo, OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition, OPPO ENCO M32, and Mi Neckband Pro are the best neckband under Rs 2000. All of these neckbands offer the best value for the price that comes.
So let’s find out the best option for your usage.
Realme Buds Wireless 2 Neo
This is the latest offering from RealMe and its downgraded version of Realme Buds Wireless 2. The neckband earphone comes with 11.2mm audio drivers and has fast charging support.
10 minutes of charging will give about 120 minutes of battery backup while with a full charge, it will last for 17 hours. It also comes with Environment Noise Cancellation which is rare in this price range.
Overall, if you don’t want to spend Rs 1,799 on the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition and still want bass-heavy wireless earphones then yes, RealMe Buds Wireless 2 Neo is a good option to look at.
Now, if you wanted balanced-sounding neckband earphones then this is not a good option because this is a bass-heavy earphone.
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition
If you like to listen to bass-heavy music then it’s better to go with the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition.
For those who are wondering, the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition comes with Bluetooth 5.0 and it also has fast charging support.
It will last for about 17 hours with a full charge which is good enough for anyone while it also comes with IP55 Sweat & water-resistant.
Overall, if your budget is Rs 2,000 and listen to bass-heavy music then do consider the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition.
OPPO ENCO M32
This too is also priced at Rs 1,999. OPPO ENCO M31 can be used for 12 hours at Full charge and yes it has a Type-C port for charging.
If you’re that person who loves to listen to classical by Lata Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar then you will love the OPPO ENCO M32 because it doesn’t have heavy bass which means you will get clear sound quality.
Mi Neckband Pro
Xiaomi has claimed that Mi Neckband Pro has the best bass but when it comes to reality, it doesn’t deliver. So if you want that powerful bass then stay away from the Mi Neckband Pro and consider the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition.
The neckband comes with a 10mm dynamic audio driver while it also comes with IPX5 Splash & Sweatproof which means, a little bit of water won’t harm.
The battery will last for 20 hours which is sufficient for almost everyone.
Verdict
I love bass and that is the reason why I’m still using the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z Bass Edition but if you want clear sound quality then it’s better you consider the OPPO ENCO M32.
Still, if you’re confused then feel free to drop a comment.
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