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Honor Choice Moecen review: Best TWS earphones under Rs 3,000?

 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Honor Choice Moecen is available for Rs 2,999.
  • The TWS earphones offer a balanced sound.
  • They come with an in-ear design which is also very lightweight.

2020 has been the year of truly wireless (TWS) earphones. Despite facing serious disruptions to the supply and manufacturing chain, the biggest brands have been able to launch a number of TWS earphones across the year. In fact, the competition has been so intense in the segment that we've not only seen TWS earphones being announced at upper and mid-range price points but also at the entry-level -- a price bracket that had previously been left vacant to allow for wired and neckband style earphones to battle it out for the end user's money.

Back in October, Honor also launched a pair of TWS earphones in India in the form of the Choice Moecen. These came as affordable true wireless earphones for buyers who do not want to compromise either on style, price, or sound quality. In India, this in-ear style earbud were launched at Rs 2,999 and a quick look at Flipkart and Amazon would tell you that they are still available for purchase at the same price in the country.

We've had the chance to spend some time with the new Honor TWS earphones. Here's what we think about them.'

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