Noise Master Buds 2 with Sound by Bose launched: Price in India, features and more

Noise has expanded its Master Series with the launch of Master Buds 2, its next generation flagship earbuds. The Master Buds 2 were first showcased at CES 2026. The company says that Master Buds 2 marks the next phase of Noise’s premium audio journey as the earphones combine “immersive sound, refined design and intelligent features.

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Noise Master Buds 2: Price and availability

The Master Buds 2 are priced at Rs 7,999 at launch and are available in three colours — Carbon, Aurum and Mercury. Pre-bookings are live on gonoise.com, with general availability across gonoise.com, Amazon, Reliance Digital, Croma and Vijay Sales from February 27.

Noise Master Buds 2 features

The Master Buds 2 continue Noise's collaboration with Bose Corporation, integrating Sound by Bose technology to deliver what the company describes as richer acoustics, deeper bass, clear mids, and crisp highs.

The aim is to deliver a balanced, lifelike listening experience that builds on the experience that the original Master Buds offered.At the heart of the Master Buds 2 is a redesigned cavity architecture that Noise says enables its most advanced Active Noise Cancellation system to date. The new design is said to be engineered to improve noise isolation without compromising audio clarity.For calls, the earbuds use a 6-microphone ENC system powered by Noise's Sound+ algorithm to deliver clear and focused call quality whether in a quiet room or a busy environment.

Master Buds 2 introduces 360-degree Spatial Audio with intelligent head tracking, creating a listening experience that adjusts dynamically as the user moves. The feature is designed to enhance depth and positional accuracy across music, movies and gaming.Through the Noise Audio companion app, users can access an AI Voice Chat Assistant that allows them to ask questions, get real-time assistance, and manage tasks using natural voice interaction. Finally, the earbuds also support hands-free head-gesture controls powered by a 6-axis IMU sensor, allowing users to manage playback and calls through simple head movements.