The boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC is a 2026 true wireless earbud that, according to its Amazon.in listing, offers hybrid active noise cancellation rated at up to about 48dB, boAt Spatial Audio, 12mm drivers, six microphones with AI-ENx call processing, multipoint pairing and up to 50 hours of total playback with the case. On paper it is one of the most feature-heavy earbuds in boAt’s Prime line, and it suits commuters and office users who want strong noise cancellation and two-device pairing from a familiar Indian brand.
The short verdict: the spec sheet is impressive, but nearly every number comes from the seller listing, because we could not find a product page for the Prime 702 on boAt’s official website when we checked on 17 October 2026, and we found no independent reviews to cite. That makes it a reasonable buy for people who trust boAt’s ecosystem and want the newest Prime model, but a cautious choice for anyone who needs verified ANC or call performance.
This article is based on the Amazon.in listing (captured 17 October 2026), boAt’s official pages for related Prime models, and published specifications. It is not based on hands-on testing, and we have not measured sound, ANC or battery life ourselves.
Quick verdict
- Best for: commuters, students and hybrid workers who want hybrid ANC, spatial audio and two-device pairing in one pair of earbuds
- Skip if: you need a confirmed IP water-resistance rating, high-resolution codec support or independently tested ANC results
- Key strengths (listing claims): hybrid ANC up to about 48dB, 12mm drivers, six mics with AI-ENx, Bluetooth 6.0, multipoint, 50 hours total playback, 10-minute quick charge for 150 minutes
- Key limitations: no official boAt product page found, no IP rating, codec or per-earbud battery figure stated, and the listing’s box contents line only says “Cable”
The variant behind our link is the Gold colour (model number PP0005 on the listing). If you prefer a different colour, confirm on the listing that you have selected it, because other colours are not covered by this specific link.
Key specifications
| Specification | What the Amazon.in listing says |
|---|---|
| Model | boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC (model number PP0005) |
| Variant on our link | Gold |
| Type | True wireless in-ear earbuds |
| Noise cancellation | Hybrid ANC, up to about 48dB (feedforward plus feedback mics) |
| Drivers | 12mm dynamic drivers, boAt Signature Sound |
| Spatial audio | boAt Spatial Audio |
| Microphones | 6 mics with AI-ENx |
| Bluetooth | Version 6.0 |
| Multipoint | Yes, two devices at once |
| Total playback | Up to 50 hours with case |
| Quick charge | 10 minutes for up to 150 minutes playback (ASAP Charge) |
| Gaming mode | BEAST Mode, low latency (no figure given) |
| App | boAt Hearables app (touch controls, EQ, ANC levels, firmware) |
| Controls | Touch and app |
| Water resistance | Not stated |
| Codecs | Not stated |
| Warranty | 1 year from date of purchase (per listing) |
| Country of origin | China (per listing) |
Check the current price of the boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC (Gold) on Amazon.in
Hybrid ANC: what “up to 48dB” actually means
Hybrid ANC uses two sets of microphones. Feedforward mics on the outside of the earbud hear noise before it reaches your ear, and feedback mics inside the ear canal hear what is still leaking through. The chip combines both signals to generate anti-noise. The Amazon.in listing says the Prime 702 uses this combined approach and rates it at up to 48dB, mainly against low-frequency sounds such as traffic rumble, bus engines and aircraft cabin drone.
A “dB” ANC figure is a peak value at the frequency where cancellation works best, not an average across all sounds. Brands do not share a test method, so ratings from different companies are not directly comparable. Real-world ANC also depends heavily on ear-tip fit: a poor seal lets low-frequency noise leak in, so try different tip sizes after unboxing.
For context, boAt’s official page for the older Airdopes Prime 701 ANC lists up to 46dB hybrid ANC. So the 702’s claimed figure is a small step up on paper, not a dramatic leap. Voices, keyboard clatter and other mid-to-high-frequency sounds are always harder for ANC to remove, so expect the biggest benefit on buses, metro rides and flights.
Sound: 12mm drivers and boAt Spatial Audio
According to the listing, the Prime 702 uses 12mm dynamic drivers tuned to boAt Signature Sound, which boAt describes as punchy bass with clear vocals. A larger driver can move more air and often makes bass feel fuller, but driver size alone does not decide sound quality: tuning, the earbud’s acoustic chamber and the fit all matter more. Since no independent measurement or review was available to us, we cannot say how balanced or bass-heavy it actually sounds.
boAt Spatial Audio is processing that widens the stereo image so sound appears to come from around your head rather than from inside it. It can make films feel more open, but some listeners find it adds echo to regular music, so treat it as a per-use option.
The listing does not mention which Bluetooth codecs are supported, so LDAC or LHDC support cannot be confirmed.
Calls: six mics and AI-ENx
The listing says the Prime 702 has six microphones working with boAt’s AI-ENx algorithm, which tries to isolate your voice and suppress wind, traffic and crowd noise for the person on the other end. More microphones give the software more information to separate voice from background noise, which is why this matters for people who take calls on the road or join meetings from a busy home.
Connectivity: Bluetooth 6.0, multipoint and BEAST Mode
The listing states Bluetooth 6.0, a recent version of the standard, though the features you actually get also depend on what your phone supports.
Multipoint is the more practical feature. It lets the earbuds stay connected to two devices at once, for example a laptop and a phone. You can watch a video on the laptop and, when a call arrives on the phone, the earbuds switch to it. If you move between a work laptop and a personal phone all day, this saves a lot of re-pairing.
BEAST Mode is boAt’s low-latency gaming mode. The listing describes it as ultra-low latency but gives no millisecond figure for the Prime 702. For comparison, boAt quotes 60ms for the Prime 701 ANC and 50ms for the Prime 513 ANC on its official pages. Lower latency helps game sound effects line up with on-screen action.
Battery and charging
boAt claims up to 50 hours of total playback, which combines the earbuds and the charging case. The listing does not say how long the earbuds last on a single charge, or how much the figure drops with ANC turned on. As a general rule, ANC and spatial audio both draw extra power, so expect real-world numbers below the headline figure when you use them.
The ASAP Charge claim is 10 minutes of charging for up to 150 minutes of playback, useful if you forget to charge the case before leaving home. The listing does not state full charging time, case battery capacity or wireless charging support, so assume a wired charge unless the listing says otherwise.
The boAt Hearables app
The listing says the boAt Hearables app lets you customise touch controls, adjust multi-band EQ, manage ANC levels and update firmware. Brands often refine ANC and connection stability through firmware after launch, so install the app and update before judging the earbuds.
Who should buy it
- Daily metro, bus or cab commuters who want the strongest ANC claim in boAt’s Prime range
- Hybrid workers who switch between a laptop and a phone and will use multipoint every day
- Movie and video viewers who like spatial audio processing
- Buyers already comfortable with boAt’s app and service network in India
Who should skip it
- Anyone who needs a stated IP rating for sweaty workouts or rain, because the listing does not give one
- Listeners who want confirmed LDAC or LHDC codec support
- Buyers who prefer to wait for independent reviews and an official spec page before choosing a newly launched model
- People who mainly want the longest battery life, since boAt’s own Prime 513 ANC claims more total playback
Alternatives worth comparing
boAt Airdopes Prime 701 ANC: boAt’s official page lists up to 46dB hybrid ANC, 10mm drivers, up to 50 hours total playback, Bluetooth 5.2, multipoint, boAt Spatial Audio, 60ms BEAST Mode, the Hearables app and an IPX5 rating. It has an officially stated water-resistance rating, which the 702 listing lacks, but an older Bluetooth version and smaller drivers.
boAt Airdopes Prime 513 ANC: the official page lists up to 32dB ANC, 13mm drivers, up to 65 hours total playback, quad mics with AI-ENx, Bluetooth 6.0, multipoint and 50ms BEAST Mode. It trades weaker ANC for longer claimed battery life and a published spec page.
If you want a broader look at the category, our guide to the best budget TWS earbuds in India covers ANC and non-ANC options.
What to check before you order
- Confirm the colour on the listing: our link is for the Gold variant, model number PP0005
- Read the box contents section carefully, because the listing’s technical details only mention a cable, so check whether extra ear-tip sizes are included
- Check the warranty terms on the listing (1 year from purchase is stated) and keep your invoice for boAt service claims
- Confirm the seller and the return or replacement window so you can test ANC fit and call quality at home
- If you game on an iPhone or a budget Android phone, remember that latency and codec features depend on the phone too
- Update the firmware through the boAt Hearables app before judging ANC and connection stability
See the Gold boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC on Amazon.in
Frequently asked questions
Does the boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC have hybrid noise cancellation?
Yes. The Amazon.in listing describes hybrid ANC that uses both feedforward and feedback microphones and rates it at up to about 48dB. This is a manufacturer claim, and we found no independent test of it.
How long does the Prime 702 battery last?
The listing claims up to 50 hours of total playback with the charging case and says a 10-minute charge gives up to 150 minutes of playback. Per-earbud battery life and the effect of ANC on runtime are not stated.
Can I connect the Prime 702 to a laptop and a phone at the same time?
Yes. The listing says it supports multipoint connectivity, so it can stay paired with two devices at once and switch to the one that is playing or ringing.
Is the boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC water resistant?
The listing we checked does not state an IP rating. If you plan to use it for running or in the rain, look for an officially rated alternative such as the Prime 701 ANC, which boAt lists as IPX5.
What warranty does it come with?
The Amazon.in listing states a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. Keep the invoice, and register or check terms with boAt support if required.
Is the Prime 702 better than the Prime 701 ANC?
On paper, the 702 listing claims slightly stronger ANC (48dB versus 46dB), bigger drivers (12mm versus 10mm) and newer Bluetooth (6.0 versus 5.2). The 701 has an official spec page and an IPX5 rating. Neither has been tested by us.
Final thoughts
The boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC has a strong feature list for a 2026 launch: hybrid ANC, spatial audio, six mics, Bluetooth 6.0 and multipoint. The main caution is that these are listing claims without an official boAt spec page or independent reviews to back them up as of 17 October 2026. If you accept that and buy with a return window, it is worth considering.
Check the current price of the boAt Airdopes Prime 702 ANC on Amazon.in
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Sources
- Amazon.in listing for ASIN B0HFS5TG8Y (title, feature bullets and technical details), captured 17 October 2026
- boAt Airdopes Prime 701 ANC official product page, checked 17 October 2026
- boAt Airdopes Prime 513 ANC official product page, checked 17 October 2026
- boAt Airdopes Prime Series collection page (Prime 702 not listed), checked 17 October 2026
