The boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus are budget true wireless earbuds built around long battery life: boAt claims up to 50 hours of total playback with the case, a 5-minute ASAP Charge for 60 minutes of listening, quad mics with ENx call noise reduction, a 50ms BEAST Mode for games and IPX5 sweat resistance. They suit commuters, students and casual gamers who want long battery life and clear calls on a tight budget. They do not have active noise cancellation, and boAt’s own spec sheet lists 10mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3 and no aptX support.
This article covers the Sporty Blue colour sold on Amazon.in (ASIN B0D31QS9RH). It is based on boAt’s official product and support pages and the Amazon.in listing, all checked on 17 October 2026. It is not a hands-on review, and we have not tested these earbuds ourselves.
Quick verdict
- Best for: long commutes, binge-watching, calls on the move, and casual mobile gaming
- Skip if: you want ANC, multipoint (two-device) connection, app-based EQ or high-quality codecs
- Key strengths: up to 50 hours total playback, ASAP Charge (5 minutes for 60 minutes), quad mics with ENx, 50ms BEAST Mode, IPX5, USB Type-C
- Key limitations: no ANC, no aptX, no on-bud volume control according to boAt’s support FAQ, and app support or dual pairing are not mentioned on the official page
Specifications at a glance
| Specification | boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus (official pages unless noted) |
|---|---|
| Variant on our link | Sporty Blue (also sold in Midnight Black, Active Black and Olive Slate per boAt) |
| Drivers | 10mm x 2 |
| Bluetooth | Version 5.3, 10m range |
| Total playback | Up to 50 hours (with case) |
| Quick charge | ASAP Charge: 5 minutes for 60 minutes of playback |
| Battery | 40mAh per earbud, 650mAh case (support page) |
| Charging time | About 30 minutes (earbuds), up to 1.5 hours (case) |
| Charging port | USB Type-C |
| Mics | 4 mics with ENx call noise reduction |
| Low-latency mode | BEAST Mode, 50ms |
| Water resistance | IPX5 |
| Frequency response | 20Hz-20kHz |
| Noise cancellation | No ANC (ENx is for calls) |
| Codecs | No aptX (per boAt support FAQ) |
| Dimensions (official page) | 31.37 x 20.22 x 23.83 mm |
| Weight | 45 grams as per the Amazon.in listing (not on boAt’s page) |
| Box contents (Amazon.in listing) | Earbuds, charging cable, user manual |
| Warranty | 1 year (Amazon.in listing and boAt FAQ) |
To confirm the colour and seller before ordering, check the current price of the boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus (Sporty Blue) on Amazon.in.
Official specs vs the Amazon.in listing
The two sources mostly agree, but a few points are worth knowing. The Amazon.in listing describes the noise control as “Passive Noise Cancellation” and calls the earbuds “Water Resistant” without giving a rating. boAt’s own product page fills those gaps: the rating is IPX5, and the only electronic noise reduction is ENx, which works on your voice during calls rather than on what you hear. boAt’s support FAQ states plainly that there is no ANC.
The listing also gives a 16 ohm impedance and a 45-gram weight, neither of which appears on boAt’s page. The weight figure does not say whether it includes the case, so treat it as approximate. The listing’s “Number of Items: 4” field does not match the box contents it describes, so ignore it.
Battery and charging: the main reason to buy
The 50-hour figure is the total you get from the earbuds plus repeated top-ups from the case, not from a single session. boAt’s support page lists 40mAh cells in each earbud and a 650mAh case, but it does not give a single-charge earbud runtime, so we cannot say how long one continuous session lasts. Real-world battery life also depends on volume, the content you play and whether BEAST Mode is on.
ASAP Charge is more useful day-to-day than the headline number. According to boAt, 5 minutes on the charger gives about 60 minutes of playback, which is enough for a commute if you forget to charge overnight. A full charge takes around 30 minutes for the earbuds and up to 1.5 hours for the case, over USB Type-C. The listing includes a charging cable but no adapter, so you will use an existing phone charger.
Calls: four mics with ENx
Each earbud has two mics, according to boAt’s support FAQ, for four in total. ENx is boAt’s name for environmental noise reduction during calls: it tries to separate your voice from background sounds such as traffic or office chatter before sending it to the other person. It does not reduce noise in your own ears.
boAt makes no measurable claim about call quality, and we have not found an independent test of this model, so we cannot rate it. If calls are your priority, check recent buyer feedback on the listing for your typical environment.
Sound, gaming and controls
The earbuds use 10mm drivers with what boAt calls “boAt Signature Sound”, a label it uses across its range. The Amazon.in listing does not give the driver size; boAt’s official pages do. There is no app or EQ mentioned on the official page, so you will rely on your phone’s built-in equaliser if you want to adjust the tuning.
BEAST Mode lowers latency to 50ms, according to boAt. That helps sound line up better with on-screen action in mobile games and videos. boAt’s own FAQ says it is aimed at casual gaming rather than professional use, which is a fair way to set expectations.
Controls are touch-based (boAt calls them CTC). According to boAt’s support page:
- Single tap: answer calls, play or pause
- Double tap: end or reject calls
- Double tap left earbud: previous track, double tap right earbud: next track
- Long press left earbud for 3 seconds: Google Assistant or Siri
- Volume: adjusted only from the connected phone or device
The lack of on-bud volume control is a small but real limitation if you often listen with your phone in a bag.
Pairing and reset, in brief
boAt’s Insta Wake N’ Pair (IWP) feature is designed to reconnect previously paired earbuds as soon as you open the case, as long as Bluetooth is on. For first-time pairing, search for “Airdopes Ultra Plus” in your phone’s Bluetooth menu. If you ever need to reset them, boAt’s support page says to forget the device on your phone, place the earbuds in the case, hold the case’s reset button for 10 seconds until the LEDs flash, close the lid, wait 5 seconds and then take them out.
Who should buy the Airdopes Ultra Plus
- Commuters and students who want long battery life and quick top-ups
- People who take frequent calls and want a four-mic setup
- Casual mobile gamers who want a low-latency mode
- Gym users who need sweat resistance (IPX5 per boAt)
Who should skip them
- Anyone who rides noisy trains or buses daily and wants ANC
- People who switch between a phone and a laptop often, as dual pairing is not listed
- Listeners who want app-based EQ or advanced codecs
- Buyers who want on-bud volume control
Alternatives worth comparing
These options are all wireless earbuds sold on Amazon.in. Details come from their own Amazon.in listings, checked on 17 October 2026, so confirm them before buying.
- boAt Airdopes Ace Gen 2: up to 45 hours of playtime, quad mics with ENx, 13mm drivers, 50ms BEAST Mode and IPX5, with ASAP Charge rated at 10 minutes for 150 minutes. Larger drivers, slightly less total battery.
- boAt Airdopes 301: up to 75 hours of playtime, quad mics with ENx, 50ms BEAST Mode, 10mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3 and IPX5. The pick if battery is your top priority.
- Noise Buds Verve 2: up to 50 hours, quad mic with ENC, 13mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3 and up to 50ms low latency, with Instacharge listed as 10 minutes for 200 minutes.
- realme Buds T200x: a step up if you want ANC, with 25dB ANC, a quad mic, 45ms latency, up to 48 hours of playback, IP55 and Bluetooth 5.4, according to its listing.
For a wider view of the category, see our best budget TWS earbuds in India guide, or our boAt Airdopes 311 Pro review if you are comparing boAt’s other 50-hour non-ANC earbuds.
Before you order: a short checklist
- Colour: our link is for the Sporty Blue version. Midnight Black, Active Black and Olive Slate are separate listings, so check the colour shown before buying.
- Seller and warranty: the Amazon.in listing states a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. boAt’s site mentions an extra 3 months only for purchases made on boAt’s own website or app, so do not expect that extension on Amazon.
- Box contents: the listing mentions earbuds, a charging cable and a user manual. No charger is listed.
- Phone compatibility: the earbuds use standard Bluetooth 5.3 and pair with Android phones and iPhones (boAt’s controls mention both Google Assistant and Siri). boAt’s FAQ says there is no aptX support, and the official page lists no other premium codec.
- Invoice: keep it for warranty claims, and register the product with boAt if prompted.
If it ticks your boxes, see the Airdopes Ultra Plus in Sporty Blue on Amazon.in.
Frequently asked questions
Does the boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus have ANC?
No. boAt’s support FAQ states that it does not have active noise cancellation. The four mics with ENx reduce background noise on calls only.
What is the driver size of the Airdopes Ultra Plus?
boAt’s official product and support pages list 10mm drivers in each earbud.
Which Bluetooth version does it use?
Bluetooth 5.3 with a stated range of 10 metres, according to boAt.
Is the boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus water resistant?
Yes, boAt rates it IPX5, which means resistance to sweat and water splashes. It is not designed for swimming or submersion.
Can I control volume from the earbuds?
According to boAt’s support page, volume can only be changed from the connected device.
How long does it take to charge?
About 30 minutes for the earbuds and up to 1.5 hours for the case via USB Type-C, per boAt’s support page.
Bottom line
The boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus keep the formula simple: long total battery life, fast top-ups, four call mics, a 50ms gaming mode and IPX5. The lack of ANC, app support and on-bud volume control are the main compromises. For buyers who mainly want battery and calls at a low budget, it is a sensible option to compare. Check the current price of the boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus on Amazon.in.
Related reading on GadgetSoch: CrossBeats Hertz Review: Adaptive ANC Earbuds With a 40ms Gaming Mode, Explained and OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Review: 52dB ANC, 54-Hour Battery and What the Listing Leaves Out.
Sources
- boAt official product page: Airdopes Ultra Plus (checked 17 October 2026)
- boAt support page: Airdopes Ultra Plus specifications and FAQ (checked 17 October 2026)
- Amazon.in product listing for boAt Airdopes Ultra Plus, Sporty Blue, ASIN B0D31QS9RH (checked 17 October 2026)
- Amazon.in listings for boAt Airdopes Ace Gen 2, boAt Airdopes 301, Noise Buds Verve 2 and realme Buds T200x, used for the alternatives (checked 17 October 2026)
