The Truke Fit Pro are true wireless earphones that cost less than Rs. 1,000.
The Truke Fit Pro has a USB Type-C charging port
Truke Fit Pro true wireless earphones are available now for Rs. 999, which will be tempting if you're looking to buy new true wireless earphones on a very tight budget. The new affordable headset is available on Amazon now at a launch price of less than Rs. 1,000, making this one of the most affordable true wireless earphones you can buy right now. At its current price, the earphones will go up against competition from Xiaomi and Realme, along with affordable brands such as Noise, Boult Audio, and Boat.
The Truke Fit Pro has impressive specifications for the price, including USB Type-C charging, Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, and a claimed battery life of up to 24 hours between the earphones and the charging case. There is also fast charging, with the earphones offering one hour of playback after 15 minutes of charging. The charging case has a capacity of 500mAh, and the earphones are powered by 13mm dynamic drivers.
Apart from these features, the Truke Fit Pro also features voice assistant support, which is said to work with Android and iOS devices. Many of these features are impressive on a pair of true wireless earphones priced at under Rs. 1,000, particularly USB Type-C charging, which is a feature normally seen only on true wireless earphones priced at Rs. 4,000 and above.
At its current price of Rs. 999, the Truke Fit Pro goes up against recent high-profile launches such as the Redmi Earbuds S and Realme Buds Q, both of which are priced at under Rs. 2,000. The Rs. 1,000 price point doesn't see too many options in the true wireless space, let alone products with advanced features such as USB Type-C charging and Bluetooth 5.0.
At its price, the Truke Fit Pro is a viable alternative to other affordable options. However, it's worth noting that this is launch pricing, and could increase soon. The earphones are available now on Amazon in three colours — black, green, and blue — at Rs. 999 for now.
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