GOBOULT Z20 Made in India Ear Buds Wireless with 51H Playtime, Clear Calling ENC Mic, Low Latency Gaming, 10mm Bass Drivers Earbuds Buds TWS Bluetooth (Ivory White)

Sound quality is very good and charged very fast. The battery remains more than 3-4 days for me. The pairing is also very easy and fast.

Good sound Battery is long lasting

The sound quality is quite good for this price range and calling is also decent. I didn't like its build quality that much. The case quality is very poor. The app's connectivity is very poor. It doesn't connect at all. The quality of its earphones is good. Functions of the buttons Descent

Overall good performance for the price point. Case appears weak and could give in the long run. My greatest grievance is that the play button is too case sensitive and prone to start playing even if the earbuds so much as jiggle in the pocket. They should have been designed better as an actual push switch. The battery life is decent but nowhere close to the 50+ hrs of playtime that is advertised.

I picked up the Boult Z20 earbuds mostly because of their insane 51-hour playtime and the super affordable price of ₹799. Here’s my take after using them for a couple of weeks: What I loved: Battery Life: Seriously, 51 hours is no joke. I usually charge them once a week, and they last through all my work calls, music, and gaming sessions without breaking a sweat. Call Quality: The Zen ENC mic actually does a good job cancelling out background noise. Calls sound clear, even in busy places. Low Latency for Gaming: I played some fast-paced games, and the audio sync was impressively on point — no annoying lag that throws you off. Sound & Bass: The bass drivers give a punchy sound, which is pretty solid for this price range. Music feels lively and immersive. Fast Charging: Just 10 minutes of charging gives you over an hour and a half of playtime, which is perfect when you’re in a hurry. Made in India: It feels great to support local brands that deliver quality products. A few things to keep in mind: Fit: Being in-ear buds, they fit well but I found that if you’re moving a lot (running, jumping), you might need to adjust them now and then. Touch Controls: Responsive but can sometimes misread taps if you’re sweaty or have oily fingers. Build Quality: The charging case feels a bit lightweight and plastic-y but it’s compact and easy to carry. Overall impression: For ₹799, these earbuds are an absolute steal. If you want solid battery life, decent sound, and clear calls without spending a fortune, the Boult Z20 is a fantastic option. They’re not premium-level, but for daily casual use, gaming, and work calls, they punch way above their weight. Would I recommend? Yes, especially for budget-conscious buyers who want long-lasting battery life and good sound with noise-cancelling mics.

Very budget friendly earbuds and backup is also good

It's, cute, n nice

Writing this review after six months of use: Positives: - Battery life is really good, not sure if 51 hrs, but really good. It lasts about 20 days in 100 minutes charge with average use of 100 some minutes daily. - Built quality is really good. I have accidentally dropped these couple of times from few feets, but no effect. - The audio quality is decent, not too great, but but bad. Negavtives: - I personally do not feel the size too comforting, but it depends on individual ears. - I don't think background noise cancellation is there at all because others tells me its pretty noisy from most of the time at my end. - It has no connectivity support with GoBoult's app to change settings. And the support team is just as useless as it gets. Overall a good purchase for your first TWS.