The Mivi Aura (listed on Amazon.in under the model name Mivi DuoPods Aura, model number TEWS017) is a budget pair of true wireless earbuds from Hyderabad-based Mivi. It claims up to 60 hours of total playtime, 13mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, AAC and SBC codec support, gaming and music modes and a leather-finish case. It suits students, commuters and casual listeners who want long battery life from a made-in-India pair. The catch is that the listing contradicts itself about noise cancellation, so do not buy it expecting strong active noise cancellation (ANC) until Mivi confirms it.
Short verdict: a sensible everyday option if claimed battery life, large drivers and AAC support matter most. If blocking out commute noise is the goal, pick an earbud that states its ANC strength in decibels.
How this article was put together: this is not a hands-on review, and we did not test the Mivi Aura. It is based on the manufacturer-provided specifications on the Amazon.in listing, captured on 17 October 2026 while the product was in stock. Mivi’s official product page could not be accessed on that date and we found no independent review we could verify, so every spec below is the listing’s claim.
Quick verdict
- Best for: students, commuters and casual listeners who want a long claimed battery life and 13mm drivers on a budget
- Skip if: you need proven active noise cancellation, better than IPX4 water resistance, or published sound and battery tests before you buy
- Key strengths (per the listing): up to 60 hours total playtime, 13mm dynamic drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, AAC and SBC codecs, IPX4 splash resistance, gaming and music modes, USB Type-C charging, made in India
- Key limitations: contradictory ANC and microphone claims, no ANC depth figure, no app, multipoint or latency figure mentioned, a 1-year warranty, and no independent test results available to us
Mivi Aura key specifications
| Specification | What the Amazon.in listing says |
|---|---|
| Model | Mivi DuoPods Aura, model number TEWS017 |
| Variant linked in this article | Raven Black |
| Drivers | 13mm dynamic drivers |
| Total playtime | Up to 60 hours with the case, under suitable conditions |
| Charging port | USB Type-C |
| Battery charge time | 8.5 hours, as stated in the technical details |
| Bluetooth | Version 5.3, range up to 10 metres |
| Codecs | AAC and SBC |
| Microphones | Title says quad mic, feature bullet says dual mics with AI ENC |
| Noise control | Listed as Active Noise Cancellation, no dB figure given |
| Modes | Gaming mode and music mode |
| Water resistance | IPX4 splash resistance |
| Controls | Touch |
| Weight | 44 g, described as a package-unit specification |
| Box contents (listed) | Cable and ear tips |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer warranty |
| Country of origin | India |
Check the current price of the Mivi Aura (Raven Black) on Amazon.in
The big question: ANC or only call noise reduction?
This is the most important thing to understand before ordering. The Amazon.in listing title says “Active Noise Cancellation for Clear Call”, and the technical details list the noise control type as Active Noise Cancellation. However, the feature bullet on the same listing describes “dual microphones and AI Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) designed to help reduce surrounding noise during calls”. The title also says “Quad Mic”, while that bullet says dual microphones.
The difference matters. ANC uses microphones and anti-noise signals to reduce the outside sound you hear while listening to music, which is what helps on a noisy bus or flight. ENC works on the outgoing call audio, trying to reduce background noise so the person you are calling hears your voice more clearly. ENC does nothing to quieten your own surroundings.
Because of this, treat the Mivi Aura as an earbud with call noise reduction, and consider any listening ANC an unconfirmed bonus. Even if ANC is present, the listing gives no decibel figure, so there is no way to compare its strength with rivals that state one. Check the product Q&A and the return window before you buy.
Sound: what 13mm drivers do and do not tell you
According to the Amazon.in listing, the Mivi Aura uses 13mm dynamic drivers and is tuned for “punchy bass, clear vocals and balanced sound”. A larger driver can help with bass weight, but tuning, ear-tip seal and codec matter as much, and the listing’s sound description is marketing language, not a measurement.
Codec support is more useful to know. The listing says the Aura supports AAC and SBC. SBC is the basic Bluetooth codec every phone supports. AAC is the codec iPhones use for Bluetooth audio, so iPhone owners should get a cleaner connection than with SBC-only earbuds. There is no mention of LDAC, aptX or LHDC, so this is not a high-resolution audio product, and that is normal at this level.
Battery life and charging
The headline claim is up to 60 hours of total playtime, which the listing qualifies with “under suitable usage conditions”. That figure combines the Mivi Aura and the charging case. The listing does not say how long the buds last on a single charge, which is the number that matters for a long flight or a full workday with the buds in.
Total playtime figures are usually measured at moderate volume with extra features off, so treat 60 hours as a best-case ceiling. Higher volume and long calls will reduce it.
The title mentions “Fast Charge”, but the listing gives no quick-charge figure such as minutes of charging for hours of playback. Separately, the technical details list a battery charge time of 8.5 hours. That is unusually long for budget earbuds and may be a listing error or refer to something specific. Check the manual after delivery. Charging is over USB Type-C, so a normal phone charger works.
Calls, gaming mode and connectivity
For calls, the listing promises AI ENC to reduce background noise, though the microphone count is unclear and we have no published call test to cite.
The Mivi Aura offers a gaming mode and a music mode. The technical details describe “Gaming Mode with Ultra-Low Latency” but give no latency figure in milliseconds, unlike some rivals. Gaming modes reduce audio delay so sound stays in sync with the screen. Casual gamers may find it useful, but competitive players should look for a stated figure.
Connectivity is Bluetooth 5.3 with a claimed range of up to 10 metres. The listing does not mention a companion app, an equaliser, multipoint (two devices at once) or Google Fast Pair, so do not assume any of them. Touch controls handle playback and calls, according to the listing.
Design, fit and durability
Mivi highlights a “premium leather finish” for the Aura, and the listing names this variant’s colour as Raven Black. A leather-style finish can look smarter than glossy plastic, though such surfaces can wear at the edges if carried with keys.
The IPX4 rating means resistance to splashes from any direction. That covers sweat during a workout and light drizzle. It does not cover dunking, swimming or washing the buds under a tap. Let the buds dry before placing them in the case.
The listed 44 g weight is described as a “package-unit specification”, so it is not the weight of the earbuds alone. Try each ear tip size: a good seal improves both bass and passive noise blocking.
Who should buy the Mivi Aura, and who should skip it
- Buy it if you want long claimed battery life for commuting and study sessions and are happy with basic call noise reduction
- Buy it if you use an iPhone and want AAC support at a budget level
- Skip it if you specifically want strong ANC for travel, because the listing does not confirm it clearly
- Skip it if you want an app with an equaliser, multipoint pairing or a stated gaming latency
Alternatives worth comparing
These are described from their own Amazon.in listings (captured 17 October 2026), so treat the figures as seller claims too.
Mivi SuperPods Harmony: from the same brand, its listing claims 35dB quad-mic ANC, spatial audio, 13mm drivers and up to 65 hours of total playtime. Its listing mentions both Bluetooth v5.3 and v5.4, so confirm which applies.
realme Buds T200: its listing claims 32dB ANC, 12.4mm drivers, 45ms latency, up to 50 hours of playback, an IP55 rating and Bluetooth 5.4.
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r: its listing claims up to 54 hours of music playback, 12.4mm titanium-coated drivers, 2-mic AI call noise cancellation, dual-device connection, Google Fast Pair, Bluetooth 5.4 and 47ms latency. It does not list ANC for music in its title, but it does offer multipoint, which the Aura’s listing does not mention.
Noise Buds Verve 2: its listing claims up to 50 hours of playtime, 13mm drivers, a quad mic with ENC, Instacharge (10 minutes of charging for 200 minutes of playtime), 50ms latency and Bluetooth 5.3. It is a close match if you want call-focused ENC with a stated quick-charge figure.
For a wider view, see our guide to the best budget TWS earbuds in India.
Before you order: a quick checklist
- Variant: the link in this article is for the Raven Black Mivi Aura (DuoPods Aura, TEWS017). Confirm the colour and model on the listing before paying
- Noise control: if ANC is the reason you are buying, check the latest listing text and product Q&A first
- Box contents: the listing names a cable and ear tips. Check that all ear tip sizes are present when you unbox
- Warranty: the listing states a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Keep your invoice and register the product if Mivi asks you to
- Compatibility: any Bluetooth phone, tablet or laptop should pair. AAC helps iPhone users, and SBC works everywhere
- Returns: note the return window so you can test the fit, sound and calls in the first few days
See the Mivi Aura in Raven Black on Amazon.in
Frequently asked questions
Does the Mivi Aura have active noise cancellation?
The Amazon.in listing is contradictory. The title and technical details say Active Noise Cancellation, but the feature bullet describes AI ENC with dual microphones for calls. No ANC strength in decibels is given. Treat ANC for music as unconfirmed until Mivi clarifies it.
How long does the Mivi Aura battery last?
The listing claims up to 60 hours of total playtime, including the charging case, under suitable conditions. Single-charge playtime is not stated.
Does the Mivi Aura work with an iPhone?
Yes. It is a standard Bluetooth 5.3 earbud, and the listing says it supports the AAC codec, which is the codec iPhones use for Bluetooth audio.
Is the Mivi Aura waterproof?
No. The listing states IPX4, which means splash resistance. It handles sweat and light rain but should not be submerged or rinsed under water.
Is the Mivi Aura good for gaming?
It has a dedicated gaming mode described as ultra-low latency, but the listing gives no millisecond figure.
Final word
On paper, the Mivi Aura offers what most budget buyers look for: a long claimed battery life, 13mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, AAC support and IPX4 splash resistance in a leather-finish case. Its weak point is clarity: the listing does not settle whether you get real ANC, and it leaves out single-charge playtime, a quick-charge figure and a latency number. If ANC is a must, pick a pair that states an ANC rating.
Check the current price of the Mivi Aura on Amazon.in
Related reading on GadgetSoch: Noise Buds Trance Review: 45-Hour Battery and 40ms Low Latency, but No ANC and boAt Nirvana X TWS Review: LDAC, Knowles Dual Drivers and What the Listing Leaves Out.
Sources
- Amazon.in listing for the Mivi Aura, ASIN B0FJMGRBJ4 (title, feature bullets and technical details), captured 17 October 2026
- Amazon.in listings for the alternatives (Mivi SuperPods Harmony B0GDQZYR5K, realme Buds T200 B0FKTLK63R, OnePlus Nord Buds 3r B0FMDL81GS, Noise Buds Verve 2 B0CYPYZF63), captured 17 October 2026
- Mivi official website product page: attempted on 17 October 2026 but not accessible, so specs could not be cross-checked against it
