NEW DELHI: Noise lists Buds N1 at Rs 1,199 and Buds N1 Pro at Rs 1,499 on its official India product pages, with the same displayed price across each model's listed colours. N1 Pro adds active noise cancellation rated up to 32dB and a longer claimed total playtime. These prices exclude conditional checkout reductions.
| Model | Colour variant | Displayed product price |
|---|---|---|
| Buds N1 | Forest Green | Rs 1,199 |
| Buds N1 | Calm Beige | Rs 1,199 |
| Buds N1 | Ice Blue | Rs 1,199 |
| Buds N1 | Carbon Black | Rs 1,199 |
| Buds N1 Pro | Chrome Beige | Rs 1,499 |
| Buds N1 Pro | Chrome Green | Rs 1,499 |
| Buds N1 Pro | Chrome Purple | Rs 1,499 |
| Buds N1 Pro | Chrome Black | Rs 1,499 |
Price as of 25 October 2026, 23:02 IST. These are displayed product prices before optional payment or checkout offers.
Read the product price before the checkout offer
The table reproduces the prices beside the colour options on the live product pages. It does not use the crossed-out MRP or the smaller price promoted for a qualifying checkout. Those amounts answer different questions: the product listing states the base selling price, while an offer depends on its own conditions.
Both pages showed purchase controls for the selected colour during the check. Delivery confirmation still requires an address or PIN-code check. This report did not enter customer details or complete checkout, so it does not promise a delivery date, local availability or a final payable amount for a particular reader.
The same N1 name can appear on collection pages beside separately labelled promotional listings. The figures here belong to the ordinary product pages linked below. Keeping that distinction visible allows an Indian reader to compare the actual model and finish without silently substituting a special-purpose listing.
ANC and call noise reduction are different features
The N1 page lists a quad-microphone arrangement with environmental noise cancellation for calls. Its FAQ says the earbuds do not provide active noise cancellation. That distinction matters when a product title mentions noise reduction: clearer outgoing speech and reduced surrounding sound during listening are different functions.
N1 Pro lists both quad-microphone environmental noise cancellation and active noise cancellation of up to 32dB. The latter is the company's stated maximum, not a claim that every sound around the listener becomes equally quieter. This is a specification comparison and includes no independent measurement of cancellation strength.
Both models list 11mm speaker drivers. Driver size by itself does not establish which pair sounds better, and the brand's descriptions of bass should not be mistaken for listening-test results. The documented distinction here is the Pro model's active cancellation feature, alongside the differences in its battery and charging claims.
Keep the case in the battery calculation
Noise advertises up to 40 hours of total playtime for N1 and up to 60 hours for N1 Pro. The Pro FAQ explicitly describes its total as including the charging case. These are total-use claims, so neither figure should be presented as the duration of a single uninterrupted listening session.
The published fast-charge figures also differ. N1 lists 120 minutes of playtime after a 10-minute charge; N1 Pro lists 200 minutes after the same charging interval. These are manufacturer estimates. They describe a short recharge scenario rather than a fixed amount of playback under every volume setting or listening condition.
Both list USB Type-C charging and a low-latency figure of up to 40ms. A stated low-latency mode is a product feature, but this comparison does not turn it into a measured end-to-end result for a game or a video call. The phone, app and connection were not tested here.
Daily-use details beyond the headline
The product pages list compatibility with Android and iOS devices, hands-free calling and support for Siri and Google Assistant. Touch controls handle common actions without reaching for the phone. The source material supports these functions, but it does not establish an identical experience across every phone or operating-system version.
Both models carry an IPX5 water-resistance rating. Noise's guidance distinguishes splash resistance from waterproofing and tells users to dry the earbuds before reuse. For someone carrying a pair between a commute and a workout, that instruction is more useful than treating the rating as permission to immerse the product.
The table includes all colour choices shown for the two checked models. The N1 Pro page describes its colourways as sharing features and battery performance, while the N1 page likewise treats colour as a finish choice. Nothing in these prices indicates extra storage, a different driver or a separate audio tier for one colour.
Official sources: Noise Buds N1 official product page; Noise Buds N1 Pro official product page.
