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Noise Airwave Max 5 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with Adaptive Hybrid…

(10 customer reviews)
₹4,999.00

About this item Premium Sound Quality: High Fidelity Acoustics powered by a 40mm driver, delivering crisp, well-balanced, and immersive audio. Adaptive Hybrid ANC: Intelligent noise cancellation up to 50dB, ensuring a truly distraction-free experience wherever you go. Premium Design: Ergonomically crafted for comfort, featuring a sleek and stunning premium finish. Extended Playtime: Up to 80 hours of continuous playtime, so you can keep the music going without interruption. Ultra-Low Latency: Enjoy lag-free audio with an ultra-low latency of just 30ms for seamless sound. › See more product details

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Additional information

Colour

Calm Beige, Calm White, Mauve Haze, Carbon Black – Airwave Max 5

Brand Name

Noise

Model Number

AUD-HDPHN-AIRWAVE-MAX-5-MAUVE

Model Name

Airwave Max

Box Contents

1 Headphones, 1 USB Cable, 1 AUX Cable, 1 User Manual, 1 Warranty Card

Age Range Description

Adult

Country of Origin

Vietnam

Warranty Description

1 year warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase

Number of Items

1

Manufacturer

15th Floor, DLF City Phase 5, Two Horizon Center, Golf Course Road, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana – 122002, India, 02268056289, Nexxbase Marketing Pvt. Ltd

Importer Contact Information

Nexxbase Marketing Pvt. Ltd. 15th Floor, DLF City Phase 5, Two Horizon Center, Golf Course Road, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana – 122002, India, 02268056289

Item Type Name

Headphone

Manufacturer Contact Information

15th Floor, DLF City Phase 5, Two Horizon Center, Golf Course Road, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana – 122002, India, 02268056289

Packer Contact Information

Nexxbase Marketing Pvt. Ltd. 15th Floor, DLF City Phase 5, Two Horizon Center, Golf Course Road, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana – 122002, India, 02268056289

Best Sellers Rank

#2,180 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #27 in Over-Ear Headphones

ASIN

B0FS1SD28Q

Customer Reviews

4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars

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4.2 out of 5 stars

Headphones Ear Placement

Over Ear

Headphone Form Factor

Over Ear

Earpiece Shape

Over Ear

Control Type

Media Control

Control Method

Push Button

Controller Type

Google Assistant, Siri

Battery Average Life

80 Hours

Impedance Unit of Measure

32 Ohms

Noise Control

Hybrid Noise Cancellation

Sensitivity

10 dB

Audio Driver Type

Dynamic Driver

Audio Latency

50 Milliseconds

Audio Driver Size

40 Millimetres

Enclosure Material

Polycarbonate (PC)

Specific Uses For Product

Entertainment, Professional

Antenna Location

Calling, Cycling, Exercising, Motorcycling, Skateboarding

Compatible Devices

Cellphones, Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Laptops, Tablets

Cable Features

Type-C Fast Charging Cable

Water Resistance Level

Water Resistant

Product Features

Adjustable Headband, Fast Charging, Foldable, Rechargeable Battery, Sweatproof

Headphone Jack

‎Type-C Fast Charging Jack

Network Connectivity Technology

Wireless

Wireless Technology Type

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Range

10 Metres

Style Name

Modern

Item Weight Unit of Measure

250 g

Unit Count

1.0 Piece

Feature

Ultra-Low Latency: Enjoy lag-free audio with an ultra-low latency of just 30ms for seamless sound.

10 reviews for Noise Airwave Max 5 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with Adaptive Hybrid…

  1. B.I.N.O.DB.I.N.O.D –

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    A great choice in this range!!!

    In this 4000-5000 range, this is a pretty good choice. Body feels solid made from high quality plastic. It is a bit weighty so when you tilt your head for, let’s say, you’re drinking water, I always get the feeling that it might fall. Quality of foam is very comfortable, but I don’t know how long will they go (it’s only been 20 days since I bought these). Audio quality is actually nice in this range as I got it at 3999, but you can probably find something better around 5000 if you are willing to spend that much. Mic works great, ANC is good enough (at least for me) but not the best. Battery life is amazing. It can go around 11 or 12 days without charging, while using them regularly (I mainly use them for study purposes). Bass is heavy enough but on high volume. Ambience mode is also pretty useful when you want to listen to your music while paying attention to your surroundings. Connectivity is great. You have both wired (USB-C) and wireless (bluetooth connects so quickly!!). Range is decent, around 15 metres, I guess, and latency is also pretty low. Overall, if you’re looking for headphones in this range, consider these ones as well.

    16 people found this helpful

  2. gulla vishnu tejagulla vishnu teja –

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Noice is nice

    It was very good for beginners the spatial audio is soo good adjusting as per head size connectivity is so good

    One person found this helpful

  3. The customer –

    4.0 out of 5 stars

    Decent product, for the price

    Writing review after 3 weeks of use.I do not own any other headphones, so can’t compare to othersI primarily use it wired with laptop for work, also used wireless on Android phone and iPad wireless for tvshows, music and games.Its a long review but may tell you everything you need to knowFit and comfort : Headband has a thinner foam cover, did not cause discomfort but could have benefitted from a thicker or wider foam. Earcups have very nice foam. Soft and comfortable. However, will feel stuck to head after an hour and needs to be pulled to release the feel. Not too warm or sweaty. Can be worn with glasses , but they will get pinned to the head adjust for comfort after wearing the headphones. Clamping force is not bad, feels tight without squeezing head and feeling uncomfortable. It folds onto quite a small shape and can be easily put into a backpack with laptops, chargers and other daily stuff. A headphone case would have been nice, but there is none so we have to buy our own if its requiredBuild quality: Plastic earcups and headband with metal insert for size adjustment sliders and the pivot hooks also feel like metal. They feel reliable in the short time I have used them. Don’t feel the good kind of tightness but don’t move around on their own.Connectivity : usbc for analog audio works well on laptop. Able to connect multiple devices phone and tablet on Bluetooth. The audio needs to be paused and played when switching devices, doesnt do it automatically. Usb A to C charging cable is long but doesn’t support audio so can only use for charging.Controls : the buttons work well. Manual needs to be downloaded from Noise website, will tell you how it works. Instructions are not on the box. Volume up down, power and pairing, ambient, noise canceling and normal mode, adjustable noise cancelling, music and game mode can all be done on the headphones, all buttons are on the right earcup.Sound quality : Voice focused, good for calls on office meeting apps, phone. Sounds good with voice focused content like TV shows and movies, music is fine, doesnt sound harsh. Bass is personal opinion, it sounds slightly hollow and boomy to me but may sound fine to others.Games would not revommend, the hollow sound makes it difficult to understand what’s happening in games like bgmi, codm, etc. Game mode makes no noticeable difference. Bluetooth or wired mode makes no noticeable difference in game sounds.Noise cancelling and ambient mode : Noise cancelling is good for blocking low frequency sounds. It blocks sounds of air conditioning and traffic quite well. Not so great with high frequencies like voices. Male voices will get reduced noticeably, female voices seem to come through more. Horns in traffic will come through and can be heard. Ambient mode seems to let in all sounds, so voices will be present but can be a little mixed up with other things when other sounds are present.Other points: there is no app, which can be a plus or minus. There is no option to change controls or equalise sound, which apps help with. But apps can also make a mess of existing positives through a bad update. App support would have been good to have but at least no option for the brand to make it worse with a bad update.Overall opinions : its worthwhile for the price. There are wireless headphones for lesser that will probably have lesser features or quality. And better features and quality will come at a high price. Based on my experience with earphones, I don’t think the headphones in the 5000 – 10000 RS range will offer much better and the real good stuff may come at 20000 RS and above

    84 people found this helpful

  4. UnknownUnknown –

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Definitely get one.

    Battery life is superb. I use it on a daily basis and its battery life is never finishing.Its mic quality is best for people who want to talk in calls or play games online. Don’t get me started upon on their noise cancelling feature , once you on it. You travel out of the world and get your personal space. It’s definitely a value for money product . Nowadays people want a product which lasts long as their price. This is it. Maybe for people it’s too expensive but worth it.

    One person found this helpful

  5. GauravGaurav –

    1.0 out of 5 stars

    Worst software glitch!

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    Ownership Duration: 7 Months (Issues began appearing at Month 4)​Executive Summary​While this product offers impressive sound quality and initial comfort, it suffers from significant build quality issues and a recurring software glitch. Below is a detailed breakdown of my experience over the last seven months.​The Positives (Pros)​Audio Fidelity: The sound quality is genuinely impressive (“awesome”). It provides a clear and enjoyable listening experience.​Balanced Bass: The bass profile is neutral. It is not overpowering, which might disappoint “bass heads,” but it is perfectly fine and balanced for the average user.​Initial Comfort: The ear cushions are very soft and comfortable to wear for extended periods.​The Negatives (Cons)​Premature Wear and Tear: Despite the initial comfort, the build quality of the ear cushions is poor. The material started peeling off after just 4 months of use. Additionally, the foam shape has begun to deform significantly.​Non-Replaceable Parts: A major design flaw is that the ear cushions are not replaceable. Once they peel or deform, you are stuck with damaged hardware, effectively ruining the headset’s longevity.​Technical & Software Issues​I have encountered a specific and frustrating software glitch four times during my ownership:​The “Frozen” State: The headphones occasionally get stuck in a “paired” state (indicated by a blinking light), yet they are not actually connected to the phone.​Unresponsive Controls: When this happens, the device freezes completely. The power button and volume controls stop working, meaning you cannot turn the headphones off manually.​The Workaround: The only way to fix this is to wait for the battery to drain completely or to plug the device into a charger. Plugging it in forces a “soft reset,” allowing the headphones to restart and function normally again.​Final Verdict​Rating: 2/5 Stars​Ideally, headphones should last longer than a few months. While the audio performance is great for the price, the peeling cushions, lack of repairability, and the recurring software freeze make it difficult to recommend this product for long-term use.Oh! I forgot to mention that the noisecancelletion is working fineI am writing this detail review because of this product is not worth a huge amount like 5000 wast of moneyOh! I forgot to mention that the noisecancelletion is working fine.

    93 people found this helpful

  6. Ashish Sharma –

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Excellent quality

    I have been using it for past 1 year and the sound build quality is great it was a little bit expensive at first but it is worth it.

    3 people found this helpful

  7. Amazon Customer –

    3.0 out of 5 stars

    AVERAGE BASS HIGH TREBLE

    There should be an eq app to increase the bass it feels less bassy on 70% volume and the treble is high which can be good for something people but not for me and the clamping for is okayish not that great maybe i have smooth hair thats why i will look forward to buy soundcore q20I or jbl770nc in future

    2 people found this helpful

  8. Vartika Kaushal –

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Worth the price

    Looks greatIt has buttons and works fineSometimes its audio may not be upto the mark for audiophiles but then at this price point headphones with exceptional features would feel irrationalThey work great for study little walk and short duration of listening musicI feel a little stiffness if wearing for long time (2 hrs +)It can depend on individualConmectivity is quickValue for money ofcourse and especially the colour is the most aesthetically pleasing partEven if youre not wearing or using them them being in the room sets the vibeYeah you can defnly go for it

    6 people found this helpful

  9. PD –

    3.0 out of 5 stars

    Great potential ruined by terrible product support and fit issues

    I am updating my initial 5-star review down to 3 stars after using the Noise Airwave Max 5 for a full year. While these headphones started off strong, several major setbacks have cropped up over 12 months of daily use that make it hard to fully recommend them.​The Dealbreaker: Zero Replacement Cushions​The absolute biggest issue with these headphones is sustainability. After a year, the ear cushions naturally started to wear out. When I tried to find replacements, I discovered that Noise does not sell replacement cushions, and they are completely unavailable in the aftermarket. To make matters worse, I tried calling their customer service center multiple times to find a solution, and nobody picks up the phone. It is incredibly frustrating that a perfectly functional pair of headphones basically has to be thrown away just because the ear pads wore out.​Design & Fit: Not Gym-Friendly​If you are planning to use these for an active lifestyle, look elsewhere. The fit is very loose. It constantly slides off or completely falls off my head while running or working out at the gym. It simply lacks the clamping force needed to stay secure during any physical activity.​Performance Degradation​Sound Quality: Over time, the audio experience has settled into being just “average.” It gets the job done for casual listening, but it won’t impress anyone looking for deep clarity or punchy bass.​Gaming Mode: The low-latency gaming mode worked great out of the box, but after a year, the latency has noticeably slowed down compared to the initial days.​App Support: There is no companion app for this device, meaning you can’t tweak the EQ, update the firmware, or customize the controls to try and improve the experience.​The Verdict​The Noise Airwave Max 5 is okay for sitting at a desk and casual use, but the lack of customer support, the loose fit during workouts, and the fact that you have to bin the entire headset once the ear cushions degrade makes it a disappointing long-term investment.

    5 people found this helpful

  10. Rajat Sadana –

    4.0 out of 5 stars

    Title: 70% of BOSE QC45 at 20% of the cost

    After using the Noise Airwave Max 5 for several days, I can confidently say this is one of the best value propositions in the ANC headphone market. At roughly 1/5th the price of the Bose QC45, you’re getting a surprisingly capable set of cans that punch well above their weight class. (Incidentally, BOSE invested in NOISE, which prompted me to purchase this headset)Sound Quality: This is where the Airwave Max 5 truly shines. The sound quality matches the QC45 in almost every way that matters. Instrument separation is excellent, allowing you to pick out individual elements in complex tracks. The neutral sound signature is perfect for extended listening sessions without fatigue. Whether I’m listening to classical, rock, or electronic music, these headphones deliver a balanced, clear presentation that rivals headphones costing 5x more.Comfort: Here’s where you feel the price difference. While the QC45 disappears on your head for 5+ hour sessions, the Airwave Max 5 starts feeling noticeable after about 90 minutes. The ear cushions lack the plush, cloud-like feeling of Bose’s premium padding, creating more pressure points around the ears. For shorter listening sessions, this isn’t a deal-breaker, but marathon listeners should take note.Battery Life: The claimed 80-hour battery life is impressive, and while I haven’t fully depleted it to verify, I can confirm it significantly outlasts my QC45. I’ve gone days without charging during regular use, which is a huge convenience.Build Quality & Reliability: The Airwave Max 5 feels solidly built, but this is where the unknown factor comes in. My 2012 QC25 still works perfectly, and Bose’s spare parts availability means I can keep them running indefinitely. Will the Airwave Max 5 last a decade? Will replacement ear pads be available in 5 years? Time will tell, but for budget-conscious buyers, this long-term uncertainty is worth considering.Microphone: The mic performs at about 70% of the QC45’s capability – perfectly usable for calls and meetings. It’s notably better than Sony’s older XM3 (though Sony has since improved), handling background noise reasonably well.Verdict: At this price point, the Noise Airwave Max 5 is an easy recommendation for anyone wanting premium sound without the premium price tag. You’re getting 70% of the Bose experience for 20% of the cost, which is an excellent value proposition. The main compromises are in comfort and unproven longevity, but if you can live with those limitations, these headphones offer remarkable bang for your buck.Perfect for: Budget-conscious audiophiles, students, or anyone wanting a capable second pair of ANC headphones.Skip if: You need all-day comfort or demand the peace of mind that comes with established brand reliability.

    45 people found this helpful

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