The Indian market is set to receive the Noisefit Halo 3, the latest addition to the brand’s true‑wireless earbud lineup. Announced earlier this week, the device’s pricing, availability and technical specifications have now been disclosed. Positioned as a mid‑range offering, the Halo 3 is priced at INR 3,999 (approximately US $48). It will be sold through online platforms—including the company’s official website and major e‑commerce retailers—as well as selected offline stores. Shipping is slated to begin in the first week of June, with a broader rollout across major Indian cities expected within two weeks.
Key features of the Halo 3 include a dual‑driver architecture that supports active noise cancellation (ANC) rated at 30 dB, along with an ambient sound mode for situational awareness. The earbuds provide up to 6 hours of playback with ANC enabled, extending to 30 hours when the charging case is included. The case supports fast charging, delivering one hour of playtime from a 10‑minute charge. Connectivity is driven by Bluetooth 5.2, and the earbuds support low‑latency codecs such as aptX Adaptive to reduce audio lag for gaming and video streaming. With an IPX4 rating, the device is resistant to sweat and light rain, making it suitable for workouts and outdoor use.
Touch controls enable play/pause, track navigation, volume adjustment and voice‑assistant activation. The design incorporates ergonomic ear‑tips in three sizes to ensure a secure fit for a diverse user base. A built‑in microphone array with noise‑reduction technology aims to provide clearer voice calls in noisy environments.
Noisefit’s entry into the Indian true‑wireless segment reflects a broader trend toward affordable premium audio products for cost‑conscious consumers. By bundling ANC, fast charging and a competitive price point, the Halo 3 aims to challenge established players in the market. Potential buyers can pre‑order the Halo 3 from the company’s website starting 5 May, with promotional offers expected to accompany the launch. This release underscores Noisefit’s strategy to expand its footprint in South Asia, where demand for feature‑rich yet affordable audio accessories continues to rise.
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