The market for budget earphones is getting increasingly crowded with brands increasingly trying to one-up the competition by offering features at a cost-effective price. Usually if we would go out to purchase earphones, we would need to pay a ton of cash for features such as bass. Toreto, a brand founded by a small team of audiophiles has recently launched the Roar stereo earphones in India and they come with some impressive features and available at a very budget-friendly rate.
Speaking about the Roar, Toreto states, “It’s not just a name, it’s a feature that personifies simple music and sounds into nothing less than a roaring effect. These stereo earphones are compatible with any operating system and any music enhancing device. It’s more than metre long cable is suitable for any music fiend who just wants to get lost in his/her own world. Moreover, this sleek and weightless earphone is available in always classic colours- black and white, which goes well with any smartphone and certainly suits the personality of its owner.”
The Roar is compatible with any mobile phone or music device that has a 3.5mm audio jack. The earphones come with a driver unit of 10mm and have a rated Impedance of 16ohms. They have a frequency range between 20 Hz and 20 kHz and maximum thrust of 20mw. The case has a mic along with keys to play or pause a playing track, the same keys can be used to answer or disconnect a call as well.
The brand claims that with the gold-plated metal jack and rubber covered cord these earphones are perfect for any music fiend. The earphones also come with ‘Metal Bass’ and the output feature a stereo effect.
Features at a glance:
- Universal Compatibility
- More than a Metre long
- Handy Control
- Metal Bass
Roar Stereo Earphones are available for Rs 1,099 but one can purchase their piece at a discounted price of Rs 440 through all the leading e-commerce platforms across India for a limited time period only.
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