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Tekfusion Twinwoofers M2 In-Ear headset review: Solid audio quality, affordable price tag

Many of you might not have heard about Tekfusion, a Bangalore-based audio company that makes high-quality headphones. Its latest product, Twinwoofers M2, are inexpensive headset that doesn't cut any corners, despite its low price. Here's our verdict

Rating: 3.5 out of 5
Tekfusion, Twinwoofers M2, Tekfusion Twinwoofers M2 review, Tekfusion Twinwoofers M2 earphones, Twinwoofers M2 price Looking for a pair of budget earphones? Here’s our review of Tekfusion Twinwoofers M2

Most smartphones these days come bundled with a pair of in-ear earbuds; however, they are not exactly high-quality. For casual music listeners they’re fine, but if you want a slightly better experience then you need to invest in a superior in-ear headset. The market is flooded with these models, but it can be hard to find the perfect fit.

Many of you might not have heard about Tekfusion, a Bangalore-based audio company that makes high-quality headphones. Its latest product, Twinwoofers M2, are inexpensive headset that doesn’t cut any corners, despite its low price. I have been using Twinwoofers M2 In-Ear headset for the past few days, and here’s my verdict.

Twinwoofers M2 Design

The Twinwoofers M2 earphones have a simple design. The thick metallic earpieces are well built, and super light, which makes them good looking and relatively comfortable over longer periods of time. They have a microphone and a remote for controlling music playback and answering call — but no volume control, unfortunately. The Twinwoofers M2 weighs only 9.5g without the cable.

Twinwoofers M2 Comfort and fit

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I didn’t face any issue finding the perfect fit; they stayed in my ears whether I was running from one corner to another at the busy Shoreline amphitheatre or attending a long distance call. The Twinwoofers M2 also come with five different sizes of ear tip in the box to ensure the right fit, and a carrying case for travelling. The earphones has a 1.2 m cable, with the microphone and remote located on the cable leading to the earpiece. Surprisingly, the cable is not prone to tangling.

Twinwoofers M2 Audio quality and performance

The 10-mm dynamic drivers in the Twinwoofers M2 pump out reasonably good sound. Audio quality is surprisingly great, much better than I expected for the price. They sound fantastic with thumping bass. Everything sounds natural on the Twinwoofers M2: pop, hip-hop, rock, dance, classical and metal. All this makes these earbuds great not only to listening to music, but also for movies and video games. And they work with a variety of audio sources. I tested the Twinwoofers M2 with the iPhone 5c, Asus ZenFone 3, iPod Classic, Amazon Fire tablet, PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS XL.

The one area where they excelled is in cancelling the background noise. Although the company itself is not claiming that these earphones have built-in noise cancellation feature, to my surprise, the Twinwoofers M2 helps to block out the noise. I tested them on the noisy Noida Sector 16 metro station and walking in Delhi’s busy Chandni Chowk area.

Should you buy?

The Twinwoofers M2 is a great choice for anyone who is looking replace those not-so-worthy Apple EarPods. After a lot of listening, I can definitely vouch for the Twinwoofers M2. These earbuds provide booming sound that doesn’t lose its clarity even in a noisy environment. Priced at Rs 1999, the Twinwoofers M2 provides an affordable way to experience rich audio quality without burning a hole in your pocket.

Anuj Bhatia is a personal technology writer at indianexpress.com who has been covering smartphones, personal computers, gaming, apps, and lifestyle tech actively since 2011. He specialises in writing longer-form feature articles and explainers on trending tech topics. His unique interests encompass delving into vintage tech, retro gaming and composing in-depth narratives on the intersection of history, technology, and popular culture. He covers major international tech conferences and product launches from the world's biggest and most valuable tech brands including Apple, Google and others. At the same time, he also extensively covers indie, home-grown tech startups. Prior to joining The Indian Express in late 2016, he served as a senior tech writer at My Mobile magazine and previously held roles as a reviewer and tech writer at Gizbot. Anuj holds a postgraduate degree from Banaras Hindu University. You can find Anuj on Linkedin. Email: anuj.bhatia@indianexpress.com ... Read More

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