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Nowadays, people are very enthusiastic about smart gadgets. Nowadays, gadgets such as smartphones, smartwatches and wireless earplugs are widely used. Today we will discuss wireless earplugs that cost less than 2000 rupees. Realme, Redmi, Noise, boAt and other brands of earplugs are very popular in the market segment below 2000 rupees. Let us know what these earplugs are.

The BoAt Airdopes 402 is one of the cheapest earplugs you can buy. Its in-ear wireless design is both comfortable and attractive. The earplugs have two 10mm drivers with frequencies ranging from 20Hz to 20kHz. The BoAt Airdopes has a 402 IPX4 rating, which means the earplugs can easily withstand splash. Earplugs can be paired with your mobile phone or laptop via a Bluetooth 5.0 connection. The BoAt Airdopes 402 provides 4 hours of battery life. Its price is 1799 rupees.

If you want fashionable earplugs under 2000 rupees, Realme Buds Q2 Neo may be a good choice. It was launched last year with a cobblestone design and ear-in earplugs. In addition, you can get three different sizes of silicone earplugs. It has a 10mm bass enhanced driver that provides good bass for music. These earplugs also support game mode. Realme claims that earplugs provide a total of 20 hours of playtime. The price of Realme Buds Q2 Neo is 1599 rupees.

The Redmi Earbuds 2C is an affordable earplug. These wireless earplugs are designed with push buttons. The Redmi Earbuds 2C charging box provides 12 hours of playback time, while only one earplug charge provides about 4 hours of playback time. The earplugs are designed with pop-up buttons and can be used to play and pause music, answer the phone, turn on the voice assistant, mute, unmute and switch calls. Redmi Earbuds also supports noise reduction for 2C calls. The price of Redmi Earbuds 2C is 1499 rupees.

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