Best Wireless Earphones and Headphones under Rs 7,500 in India (March 2026)
Here are some great sounding and feature-rich wireless earphones and headphones that don’t cost a bomb.

We recently covered the best wireless earphones and headphones under Rs 10,000 in India, and in the previous month, we also presented our top picks under Rs 5,000.
Incidentally, there’s another segment in between the two that offers some excellent TWS (true wireless) earphones that can rival their 10K counterparts for a lot less money. Today we bring you five such wireless audio products that sell for less than Rs 7,500.
Best TWS Earbuds under Rs 7,500 in India
EarFun Air Pro 4
Price: Rs 7,045
What’s good about it:
- Enjoyable sound output across various genres of music
- Support for LDAC, aptX Adaptive/ Lossless codecs and more
- Hi-Res Audio and Snapdragon Sound certified
- Loads of sound and ANC customisations
- Improved active noise cancellation and transparency
- Comfortable in-ear fit, good passive noise isolation
- Wear detection sensors, Auracast, dual pairing support
- Impressive battery backup, supports wireless charging
- 18 months warranty
What’s not:
- Touch sensitivity can be dodgy at times
- Noise suppression in calls needs improvement

When it comes to feature-rich products, the EarFun Air Pro 4 sits right on top of the list. It also sounds great. These earbuds are Hi-Res Audio and Snapdragon Sound certified and support LDAC as well as aptX Lossless and aptX Adaptive codecs. The sound quality is excellent for the segment, and if you do not like the default sound, the companion app lets you tweak it further using a multi-band equaliser or a bunch of presets. Even better, the company shares the EQ config of its audio presets if you wish to make minor adjustments to the one you like.

The company has added wear detection sensors that were missing on its previous products, along with improvements in ANC and call quality. The overall battery backup is impressive, ranging between 30 to 45 hours with and without ANC respectively. This product also supports wireless charging, dual pairing and Auracast. All of the above makes the Earfun Air Pro 4 the most feature-rich product even in a segment or two higher, and with a solid all-round performance and sound quality.
OnePlus Buds 4
Price: Rs 5,999
What’s good about it:
- Segment leading ANC and Transparency performance
- Punchy sound output, support for LHDC 5.0 codec
- Customisable sound and controls through companion app
- Slide controls for volume and skipping tracks
- Comfortable in-ear fit, IP55 dust and splash resistance
- Wear detection, dual-pairing support
- Very good battery backup, fast charging
- Impressive call quality
What’s not:
- Adaptive Noise Control does not work as intended
- Doesn’t get enough out of the dual drivers and dual DAC

The OnePlus Buds 3 is still available and remains one of the best all-round options around. Its successor, the OnePlus Buds 4, though not drastically different from it in terms of performance, retains most of the goodness of the Buds 3 and does better on a couple of fronts - battery backup and ANC. The ANC is arguably the best in the segment, especially the Transparency mode that lets you have a conversation without removing the buds from the ears.

The battery backup is quite robust with the buds going on for 5 hours and over 8 hours with and without ANC respectively, and 20 to 33 hours with the charging case on LHDC codec. It is even higher if you use AAC. The OnePlus Buds 4 offers a punchy sound output with a handful of customisations, in addition to segment leading ANC and Transparency, slide controls and very good battery backup and call quality, making it a solid all-round product in the segment.
OnePlus Buds 3
Price: Rs 4,299
What’s good about it:
- Energetic sound output, support for LHDC 5.0 codec
- Comfortable in-ear fit, IP55 dust and splash resistance
- Customisable sound and controls through companion app
- Smart implementation of volume control on the buds
- Wear detection, dual-pairing support
- Impressive call quality
- Good battery backup, supports fast charging
What’s not:
- No ingress protection for the charging case
- Smart noise cancellation is not very smart

While its successor is marginally better, the OnePlus Buds 3 offers exceptional value for money given that it sells for close to 4K at the moment. Be it sound quality, battery backup or call quality, it delivers admirably on all fronts, and almost at par with the Buds 4. This stylish pair of TWS earbuds fit well and feel comfortable in the ears. You get smart touch controls that include slide gestures to change the volume or skip tracks. The companion app lets you customise the sound output using a 6-band equaliser and features like Audio ID 2.0.

You get dual-drivers in each earbud that produce a crisp and punchy sound output that is enjoyable across various genres of music. The Smart ANC may not be the smartest around but the Max mode does its job well. The call quality on the OnePlus Buds 3 is one of the best with good voice clarity and minimal background noise seeping through. The battery backup is quite robust with the buds going on for 5.5 hours and 7 hours with and without ANC respectively, and 24 to 30 hours with the charging case on LHDC codec.
Nothing Ear (a)
Price: Rs 6,399
What’s good about it:
- Balanced and enjoyable sound output
- More sound tweaks available in the app
- LDAC codec support
- Attractive design, comfortable in the ears
- Improved ANC and Transparency modes
- Configurable pinch controls, volume control on the buds
- Good call quality, dual pairing support
- Good overall battery backup, fast charging
What’s not:
- No wireless charging or advanced EQ
- Charging case is prone to smudges and scratches
- ANC still feels slightly uncomfortable in the ear

The Nothing Ear (a) is another excellent option in this segment for its sound quality, feature set and not to forget its unique transparent design. It supports the more popular LDAC codec for higher throughput. It may not have as many sound tweaks as its more expensive siblings but these buds are tuned so well out of the box that you may not miss them. Though the sound is slightly on the warmer side, it is quite pleasant with tight and punchy bass and a good midrange response with crisp vocals and good instrument separation. And not to forget the perfectly tempered highs that retain ample sparkle without sounding sibilant.

The ANC performance is quite good and so is the call quality indoor as well as outdoor. The battery backup is at par with the OnePlus buds above. When using LDAC codec, with ANC turned on at all times and loudness around 60%, the buds last for four and a half hours, and 7 hours with ANC switched off. The case can recharge them fully thrice over and some more, which takes the overall battery backup in the range of 20 to 32 hours depending on the quantum of ANC usage, which is not bad at all.
Best Wireless Headphones under Rs 7,500 in India
CMF Headphone Pro
Price: Rs 6,999
What’s good about it:
- Lively and enjoyable sound output
- Support for LDAC codec even in dual-pairing
- Smart controls with Bass/Treble adjustment slider
- Sturdy build, comfortable on the ears, user-replaceable earpads
- Good Transparency mode
- Impressive battery backup, support for quick charge
- Good call quality
- Useful companion app
What’s not:
- Average ANC
- No wear detection sensors
- Can get sweaty around the ears rather quickly

If you prefer wireless headphones to earphones, this is the only good option in this price band at the moment. In addition to its impressive sound output, the CMF Headphone Pro offers an extensive feature list and some unique elements like the Bass/Treble adjustment slider. It is an incredibly useful feature that lets you adjust the Bass or Treble directly from the headphones as and when you need it; something we hope to see on more headphones going ahead.

This headphone produces a punchy but tight bass and crisp highs without any sibilance. The mids have a good presence too with clear vocals and decent instrument separation. As a result, the CMF Headphone Pro is enjoyable across various genres of music. The call quality is good too and the battery backup is great at over 50 hours on LDAC codec with sporadic use of ANC and Transparency. It can possibly touch 100 hours without ANC when using AAC codec. That combination can also give you close to 8 hours of audio playback with just 5 minutes of charging.
All the above products sound great and are well worth their asking price. Take your pick based on the features that matter to you most.

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