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boAt Airdopes 131 Price in Nepal
Indicative price
Rs. 1,500 – 2,500
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Full specifications
Driver
13mm dynamic
ANC / transparency
No ANC
Codecs
SBC
Spatial / extras
IWP auto-pairing
App / EQ
No app
Battery (buds)
~3h/charge
Battery (case, total)
Up to 60h with case (Gen2: 70h)
Charging
USB-C / micro-USB (650mAh case)
Wireless charging
No
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.0 (Gen2: 5.3)
Multipoint
No
Mic / calls
Single mic (Gen2: ENx)
Gaming latency / mode
Gen2: BEAST mode ~45ms (base: none)
Form factor
In-ear TWS
IP rating
IPX4
Weight (per bud)
~4 g
Controls
Touch
Colors
Active Black + more
Released
2021
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Editor’s review
- 60h total battery from a massive 650mAh case is the headline feature. The buds only last 3h per charge, but the case charges them so many times that you can go multiple days without finding a wall socket — practical during Nepal's load-shedding windows.
- 13mm driver at its price is unusual. Most earbuds at this price use 8–10mm drivers. The larger diaphragm produces noticeably more bass, which suits Nepali pop, hip-hop, and high-energy playlist listening well.
- Gen 2 BEAST mode at ~45ms brings gaming capability to the absolute lowest price tier — you can use these for PUBG Mobile on your evening commute without major audio lag.
- IPX4 rating covers sweat during exercise and light monsoon splashing. It is not sufficient for heavy rain or prolonged exposure to water, but handles normal Kathmandu commute conditions.
- Single mic (Gen 1) vs ENx (Gen 2) — if call quality matters, try to find the Gen 2 variant. The original single mic can struggle in noisy environments like Ratnapark or bus stations.
Key Highlights
| 🎧 ANC | No ANC |
| 🔋 Battery | 3h / 60h total |
| 🎵 Codec | SBC |
| 💧 IP Rating | IPX4 |
Key specs — what they mean
ANC
No ANC
Battery
Up to 60h with case (Gen2: 70h)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.0 (Gen2: 5.3)
Water resist
IPX4
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Buyers on the tightest possible budget who still want a brand-name TWS
- Anyone who values raw battery endurance over per-charge playback time
- Bass-music listeners who want a 13mm driver without spending more
Weaknesses
- Users who make frequent calls in noisy environments (Gen 1 mic is basic)
- Anyone needing more than 3h of continuous playback without access to the case
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Warranty & service
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Frequently asked questions
The buds themselves have small batteries to keep them light and compact. The 650mAh case compensates by charging the buds many times over u2014 the total 60h figure reflects all charges combined. For most commutes and workouts, 3h per session is adequate, and the case is always close by.
Yes. The 13mm dynamic driver is large for this price tier and produces strong, punchy bass. It suits high-energy Nepali pop, hip-hop, and electronic music well. For classical or detailed listening, the bass-heavy tuning can feel overwhelming.
Gen 2 upgrades Bluetooth from 5.0 to 5.3, improves the mic to ENx, adds BEAST mode gaming, and increases total battery to 70h. If you can find the Gen 2 variant at a similar price, it is worth choosing over Gen 1.
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Published Jun 3, 2026 · Last updated Jun 18, 2026