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iQOO Buds Launch With 50-Hour Battery and 42ms Gaming Latency

  • August 21, 2026
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iQOO has launched its new iQOO Buds in India, introducing a budget true wireless stereo option focused on extended battery life, gaming performance, and everyday audio use. The earbuds were unveiled alongside the iQOO Z11 and come with a claimed total battery life of up to 50 hours, while a 42 millisecond low latency mode is designed to reduce audio delay during gaming. The new earbuds also feature 10 millimeter drivers, Bluetooth 6.1 connectivity, artificial intelligence based call noise reduction, and support for connecting two devices simultaneously. 

The iQOO Buds are built around 10 millimeter moving coil drivers and support both Advanced Audio Coding and Subband Codec audio formats. iQOO has included several sound profiles aimed at different types of listening, including Clear Voice, Mega Bass, Crisp High Pitch, Esports Sound Effect, and Immersive Audiobooks. The earbuds do not include Active Noise Cancellation, but they feature artificial intelligence call noise reduction intended to reduce unwanted background sounds during voice calls. The design also includes dual microphones, while the earbuds weigh around 3.8 grams each, making them relatively lightweight for extended daily use.

Battery life is one of the main features of the iQOO Buds, with the company claiming up to 50 hours of total playback when the charging case is included. The earbuds also support Bluetooth 6.1 and dual connection, allowing users to connect them with two devices at the same time. This can be useful for users who regularly switch between a smartphone and another device such as a laptop or tablet. For gaming, the earbuds offer a claimed latency of 42 milliseconds, which is intended to keep sound effects and in game actions more closely synchronized. The feature is particularly relevant for users who play titles where quick audio feedback can affect gameplay. 

The iQOO Buds have been priced at Rs. 1,899 in India, with a launch offer providing a Rs. 200 instant discount for payments made using eligible bank cards. The earbuds are scheduled to go on sale from August 24 through Amazon India, with availability also listed through iQOO.com and selected retail channels. The new model is positioned in the affordable wireless earbuds segment, where long battery life and gaming focused features are among the key considerations for buyers. iQOO has therefore combined its gaming oriented branding with features such as 42 millisecond latency, multiple audio profiles, dual device connectivity, and extended battery endurance in a relatively low priced package. 

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