Noise Buds VS104 Price in Nepal
Full specifications
Editor’s review
- 45-hour total battery is class- at this price — most earbuds limited offer 20–30 hours combined. 45 hours means infrequent charging, which matters when Nepal's power supply is unreliable. You can stretch a charge across most of a week of daily commuting.
- Instacharge (10 min = ~200 min) is particularly valuable in Nepal's load-shedding context — a brief power window during the day can give you over 3 hours of playback, enough for most of an evening.
- IPX5 at this price range is better than the competition — most earbuds limited only offer IPX4 splash resistance. IPX5 handles water jets, making the VS104 more resilient during heavy monsoon rain and gym use.
- No multipoint connectivity is a notable limitation — you can only pair with one device at a time. If you switch between your phone and laptop frequently, you will need to manually disconnect and reconnect. This is a genuine quality-of-life trade-off at this price.
Key Highlights
| 🎧 ANC | No ANC — ENC call noise reduction only (VS104 Max variant adds 25 dB ANC) |
| 🔋 Battery | 6h buds / 45h total |
| 🎵 Codec | SBC, AAC |
| 💧 IP Rating | IPX5 |
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Pros & cons
- Budget-first buyers who need maximum battery life at the lowest price in Nepal
- Students and commuters who want a reliable daily-use TWS limited with good monsoon protection
- Mobile gamers on a tight budget u2014 50ms low-latency mode is adequate for casual gaming at this price point
- Anyone who needs ANC u2014 the base VS104 has no noise cancellation; consider the VS104 Max variant or step up to the Redmi Buds 6 Lite for ANC at a modest price increase
- Users who switch frequently between phone and laptop u2014 no multipoint means manual re-pairing every time you switch devices
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Frequently asked questions
The VS104 Max adds 25 dB Active Noise Cancellation, which the base VS104 does not have. The Max variant is priced its priceu20131,000 higher. If ANC matters to you, the Max is worth the small premium. For buyers who primarily care about battery life and value and do not need ANC, the base VS104 delivers more battery at a lower price.
Yes u2014 the VS104 supports both SBC and AAC. AAC gives better audio quality on iPhone and is also well-supported on modern Android devices. At this price range, AAC is a genuine advantage over SBC-only competitors like the boAt Airdopes 141.
The quad-mic ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation) helps filter background noise from your voice during calls. Four microphones at this price range is above average u2014 most budget earbuds use dual or single-mic setups. Call quality is decent for casual calls in moderate noise. In very loud environments like busy traffic or construction, background noise will still bleed through to callers.