After Shots X5 and Shots X3 Bass true wireless headphones, Noise, popular for its audio accessories launched TuneElite, the company's new Neckband wireless headphones this week. It is affordable, promises up to 10 hours of playback and the design looks trendy. After using it for about a week, here is the review of the Bluetooth headset. Box Contents Noise TuneElite headphones in Black color Different set of eartips (Small, Medium and Large) Micro USB Cable User manual Design and Build Quality The headset has a simple design that is similar to most other neckband wireless headsets. There in-ear buds have angled tips that perfectly fits in your ears, and doesn't fall out easily even when you are running. There is a small wire connecting earbuds and the neck band. The back of the earbuds with noise branding is magnetic that snap together when not in use. [gallery link="file" columns="2" size="medium" ids="282171,282170,282168,282167"] The band that you wear around the neck is flexible, lightweight and has a smooth finish. The bottom housing also offers a smooth rubbery finish. On the left side there is a micro USB charging port under the flap, while the right side features the noise branding. The left part also has all the buttons that includes ...
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