boAt Nirvana Zenith Pro (2025), 50dB Hybrid Adaptive ANC, Spatial Audio, Hi-Res Audio LDAC, 6Mics AI-ENx, 80 Hrs Battery, Bluetooth Earbuds, TWS Ear Buds Wireless Earphones with mic (Crimson Red)

Good Sound Quality.. Good Size & Comfort On Ear and also fit ..Battery Life is good .. Touch Control Good .. Good Compatibility & Good Build Quality.. Anc & Spatial Sound Is Very Good.. In This Price Point This Is Good Ear Buds .. Very Good Customer Support BoAt .. This Ear Buds Is My Favourite Earbuds..

Excellent design Excellent mic quality Very good sound Value for money Amazing fit

It's been a month using Zenith pro, average fitting and ANC is good, calls are average, Sound quality is subjective, In my experience it's good and performs Great using Spatial mode. Battery backup is on point. Need to improve in call sounding like a call ends from second person, it doesn't make any sound and it would be better if touch sounds are provided, it's not there. Premium look and stem design. Average bass. Need reworks in bass and in-app custom EQ's. Overall it's a bit okeishh and I brought it for 3k, now the price may vary. Not worth for 3k but you can buy it when it drops.

I’ve been using the Zenith Boat Nirvana Pro for some time now. The battery life is excellent both for the earbuds and the case— I can easily go through multiple days on a single charge. The earbuds have a very comfortable and secure fit, making them great for long listening sessions. Touch controls are responsive and pretty easy to operate. Voice calling quality is also very good, with clear audio on both ends, making it great for work calls or chats on the go. However, the ANC performance is below expectations. It hardly makes a noticeable difference in noisy environments. The charging case could also be more user-friendly. Putting the earbuds back in isn’t intuitive, and I still need to look carefully to align them properly into the case. Overall, the Boat Nirvana Pro is a solid product for comfort and battery, but for a more premium experience, consider brands like Realme or Skullcandy — they tend to offer stronger noise cancellation and more refined ergonomics.

I love it . Anc work great and ambinent mode can help you to listen music in public without worry of accident.. its give many features in that price range and provide a best experience . Spatial mode is best for watch movie give great experience. And long battery life i dont need to worry charge again and again. I highly recommend it for best experience in that price range

This boat earphones have completely turned me around. The most balanced sound quality and the best sound stage I have ever heard in this budget. I would dare say it beats even Realme and One plus buds in this budget. A truly outstanding product. I never thought I would be saying this for a boat product, but here goes 🤞

It’s good blue tooth connectivity is nice. Mic quality is excellent. It’s comfortable to keep to the ears. No ear pain. Connecting to multiple phones easily. Only one issue is on wearing and removing the helmet buds are falling.

I bought the boat Nirvana Genius PRO for ₹2600, expecting a premium and durable experience, but I have mixed feelings about the final product. Here is my honest feedback for the brand to improve in future versions: The Cons (Areas for Improvement): Build Quality & Durability: The biggest letdown is the charging case body. At this price point, I expected a durable material like stainless steel or high-quality matte plastic. Instead, it has a glass-like finish that feels very fragile. I am constantly worried that if it slips and falls once, the case will crack and stop charging entirely. It is not practical for daily outdoor use. Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): The claim of 50dB noise cancellation does not feel accurate in real-world usage. I can still easily hear outside sounds and conversations even with ANC turned on. It does not block noise as effectively as advertised. The Pros: Sound Quality: The audio output is good. It offers a decent listening experience with clear vocals and instruments. It isn't the "best" I have heard, but it is certainly enjoyable for music and media.