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Vivo TWS 2 ANC and Vivo TWS 2e price in India, sale details
The Vivo TWS 2 ANC is priced at Rs. 5,999 in India, while the Vivo TWS 2e is priced at Rs. 3,299. The earphones will be offered in two colour options Moonlight White and Starry Blue. Both the audio devices are now available for pre-order in the country. These will be released on May 25.
Alongside the earphones, the company has also released Vivo X80 Pro and the Vivo X80 smartphones. The Vivo X80 Pro costs Rs 79,999 for the single 12GB RAM with 256GB storage variant. In comparison, the Vivo X80 costs Rs 54,999 for 8GB RAM and 128GB storage and Rs 59,999 for 12GB RAM and 256GB storage.
Cosmic Black is the colour of the Vivo X80 Pro, while Cosmic Black and Urban Blue are the colours of the Vivo X80. On May 25, both of these Vivo phones will be available for purchase. They will be sold on Flipkart, Vivo India’s online store, and in retail stores across India.
Specifications
Both the Vivo TWS 2 ANC and the Vivo TWS 2e have 12.2mm drivers for powerful bass and DeepX 2.0 stereo sound. The Vivo TWS 2 ANC earphones have three microphones and support aptX Adaptive/ AAC/ SBC codecs. They have an 88-millisecond latency thanks to dual-channel transmission 2.0 and AI Dynamic Low Latency. They also have a wear detection function. Active noise cancellation (up to 40dB) is also included, with three settings: high, normal, and low. An intelligent algorithm is also supported, which is said to detect changes in ambient noise that automatically adjust the degree of noise cancellation.
The Vivo TWS 2e earphones, on the other hand, have dual microphones and support for AAC/SBC codecs. They have a low latency of 117 milliseconds. The Transparency Mode on the Vivo TWS 2 ANC earbuds allows the wearer to listen to the ambient sound.
Both support Google Assistant and have Bluetooth v5.2 connectivity. In terms of the earbuds and case, the Vivo TWS 2 ANC and Vivo TWS 2e have the same battery capacity. Using a USB Type-C port, both earphones can be fully charged in 110 minutes.
The Vivo TWS 2 ANC earphones are said to have 7.3-hour battery life when using only the buds. When ANC is turned on, this time decreases to 4.3 hours. With the provided case, the total time delivered by the earphones is said to be up to 29 hours. On a single charge, the Vivo TWS 2e is said to provide 7.6 hours of playtime and up to 30 hours of total playtime with the case.
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Moreover, the screen is not a fingerprint magnet, it does get a few smudges here and there, but a quick wipe gets rid of them easily. We played a lot of YouTube videos, Netflix Shows and Prime Movies on this laptop and it kept impressing us.
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The Asus Zenbook 14X Space Edition laptop comes with a few ports, too. You get USB, Audio ports along with a microSD card reader on the right. And on the left, you will find the HDMI and twin thunderbolt USB/Type-C ports. The overall weight of the Asus Zenbook 14X Space Edition laptop is under 1.4Kg and is 15.9mm slim. All in all, Asus get up and take a bow, you have designed a marvel.
Oh wait, we forgot about the GPU. What you get are integrated Intel Graphics in the form of Iris X. Why Asus, Why? If only a dedicated graphic card was put in, this would have been the perfect laptop of 2022. Nonetheless, the graphics by Intel are not too shabby. For most users these are sufficient and the list includes graphic designers and video editors. Games like DOTA 2 and CS: Go can be played at the highest settings. But games like PUBG can only cope up at medium settings with few frame drops here and there.
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