FOR Low profile, great sound, long-lasting battery
AGAINST Plasticky build, poor touch controls, call quality
One of the headlining features on the Outlier Air is the use of a 5.6mm Graphene driver, which is the lightest and hardest nano-material known to man. To be used in a sub-₨10,000 pair of earphones, now that’s a big deal isn’t it! But the Outlier Air also differentiate themselves by being IPX5 certified and boasting a massive battery life of close to 30hrs.
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