Noise Shots Elan Review

In this modern world, we all look for good music quality and convenience from a device, and wireless earbuds have proven to be very efficient and easy to use. And many phones nowadays do not come with a headphone jack to either charge your phone or use your headphones. In this scenario, TWS is something one should have. In this post we will do noise shots elan full review with all details. Such as battery life, audio, bass, calling, gaming latency, and much more.

The gamers who have to charge their phones frequently and cannot use earphones while charging should move to TWS. So noise has just launched their brand new series Noise Elan with some fantastic features, Noise buds solo tws with ANC features, and noise buds pop truly wireless earbud with Quad mic in India 2021. Have an overview of what Noise Elan TWS has to offer.

Specifications and Features: Noise Elan Review

Battery	8hrs in a single charge and 36 hours total.
Water-Resistant	Yes, IPX4 water-resistant
Speaker Driver	6mm Titanium
Bluetooth Version	5.2
Minimum Latency	80-90ms
Transparency Mode	yes(tap four times on earbud)
Gaming mode	yes(tap thrice on the earbud)
Range	10m
Compatibility	Android and ios
Charging port	type-c
Technology used	Qualcomm aptX Adaptive
Charging case dimension	65*49*28.5mm
Charging case weight	38 grams
Earbuds weight	6 grams
Mic	Dual mic in each earbud
Hands-free calling	yes
Charging indicator	yes
control	On-ear touch control

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Sound and Call Quality:

 At this price segment, Noise Elan TWS earbuds have got nothing to serve but the best. The sound quality is very crisp and clear, all thanks to the noise cancellation and the 6mm Titanium speaker that gives a treat to your ears.

But when it comes to the bass, I felt that Noise Elan TWS has bass over the limit. The bass interferes with the vocal that does not produce clear music. 

On the other hand, it has got a dual-mic on each earbud, so no worries while calling, no matter how much noise you face from the surrounding these earbuds focus on to make you listen to every bit.

Battery and Charging:

This TWS comes with a big battery which gives you a total of 36 hours of playtime and it has c-type charging support so you can charge it with any other phone charger too.

I use the Noise Elan TWS 3 hours a day max. And it’s been over a week since I have charged the case and I am still left with 25% of the battery. So you will not receive a battery low notification soon in these TWS.

Although it took 2 hours to get charged, considering it has a battery, it is okay to take such an amount of time, so no problem with that.

Build Quality and Durability:

So the case turns out to be a scratch magnet as it gets scratches. But no problems with the TWS earbuds. It comes with an IPX4 water-resistant technology, so things seem positive on that part. It can deal with little splashes of water. Earbuds are pretty light, so even if they fall, there are fewer chances to break or crack.

Comfort & Fit

As told earlier Noise Elan TWS is very lightweight and fits perfectly. Plus you never get enough of them. Even after hours of use, there is no sign of pain in the ears. Plus the earbuds don’t drop easily.

Transparency mode:

So Noise Elan comes with a new mode they call it transparency mode. So by tapping the right earbud four times, this mode gets activated, and it amplifies the ambient noise, so you are always aware of the background and what’s happening around you.

But to be honest, one might never use it because it creates more echo and less actual sound hence ruining the whole experience.

Connectivity, Pairing, and Gaming Mode:

Noise Elan TWS uses the latest Bluetooth v5.2 enabling less power consumption and better connectivity. You can easily roam around and talk with your phone being a little away from you, and you will not find any lag in between.

Speaking of lag in voice, Noise Elan TWS has focused on minimizing the Latency, and they have reduced Latency up to 80miliseconds. By tapping three times on the left earbud, you can activate gaming mode that reduces latency up to 80-90ms, so you never get a delay. Although at some points I can feel the delay although it’s so less, it’s still there. All the people who are into mobile gaming should check this before buying.

It has smart touch controls and has control over voice assistants too. Noise Elan understands every tap you do, so you have an upper hand on the control thing too. When it comes to pairing, so the moment you take them out from the case they get connected with their respective device. So things are pretty good when it comes to pairing.

Touch Controls:

 To switch on the Noise Elan TWS earbuds, all you need to do is just get them out of the case. 

Transparency Mode:- To on the transparency mode, tap the right earbud four times.

Gaming/LowLatency Mode:- Tapping the right earbud three times will on the gaming mode.

Music Controls:- To Play or Pause, tap either earbud twice.

To go to the next song, hold the right earbud for 1.5 sec.

To go to the previous song, hold the left earbud for 1.5 sec.

Voice Controls:

 To maximize the volume, tap the right earbud once.

 To minimize the volume, tap the left earbud one time.

Call Controls:

To answer, tap any earbud twice.

To end, tap any earbud twice.

To reject touch and hold any earbud for 1.5 sec.

Activating voice assistant:

Tap the left earbud thrice.

Reset:

Tap and hold the earbud in 5 seconds.

Pros & Cons: Noise Elan Bluetooth Headset Review

Noise Shots Elan TWS Review: Conclusion

So to conclude things, The Noise Elan TWS is a great get at Rs 3,999. But, if you are a hardcore mobile gamer and you are buying them for gaming purposes then in that case I have doubts because latency doesn’t turn out to be too low and accurate.

Although if you listen to music a lot, then you should get the Noise Elan TWS. During calls, the audio is clear since Noise Elan TWS comes with a dual mic on each earbud. To conclude, Noise Elan TWS great audio, a bit more base than needed, rest everything top-notch in terms of sound. Well, that was my take on all-new Noise Elan TWS.