Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro: Design
Micromax’s IN Air Funk 1 Pro are budget-friendly true wireless earphones. Looking at the case first, we notice that it has a glossy finish and that there are some scratches on it, which could be due to the packaging. However, after only a few days of use, the glossy finish attracts fingerprints and even more scratches.
Otherwise, we thought the construction quality and design were excellent. The charging case is small and sturdy. With one hand, you can easily open the case. The hinges are also of excellent quality, and the ear tips are aesthetically pleasing. On the front, there is an IN logo with an LED light. It has a Type-C charging port on the bottom, and the battery capacity and other details are listed on the back. The TWS earphones have an IP44 rating, which means they can withstand splashes of water, sweat, and dust.
The earbuds are magnetised to the case. These lightweight in-ear headphones have an in-ear design. The earbuds have a glossy finish as well. The earphones lack physical buttons in favour of a touch-sensitive panel. These earbuds feature Bluetooth 5.2, 13mm drivers, and a quad mic setup. Overall, we liked the design and quality of Micromax’s new TWS earphones.
Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro: Performance
When it comes to performance, the Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro’s pairing process is simple. Simply remove them from the case, locate them on your device, and click to connect them to your smartphone. The Qualcomm QCC3040 chipset with cVc 8.0 powers the Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro. Aside from that, Bluetooth 5.2 and Aptx are also supported.
In terms of sound quality, we put these Micromax true wireless earphones to the test, both indoors and out. It produces a good sound, with clear highs, lows, and mids, but it is not as loud as we are accustomed to hearing loud music. However, there is one advantage: these sounds aren’t particularly loud, but they last a long time on a single charge. Even though they have 13mm audio drivers, the bass isn’t as deep as it could be, but it’s not bad either. The audio quality on both sides is crystal clear thanks to the quad mic setup, which means two mics in each earbud. The IN Air Funk 1 Pro is touch-sensitive rather than having a physical button. The music pauses and resumes when you double-tap. You can easily switch to the next track by doing a triple tap on the right earbud, and the previous track by doing a triple tap on the left earbud. The Google Assistant is activated when you press the button for a long time. However, the sound quality is adequate, especially when used while gaming, but there is some lag to be found. On the fliside, we did not notice any lag while listening to music, but (as said) you will notice some lag in gaming because these earphones are not designed for gaming, rather just for everyday use. In terms of battery life, the Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro has a great deal to offer. This lasts up to 7 hours on a single charge, and when combined with the case, it provides a total of 32 hours of battery life.
The Micromax TWS earphones also have ENC, which means that as soon as you put them on, a vacuum is created, effectively blocking out as much ambient noise as possible. As a result, they offer passive noise cancellation rather than active noise cancellation. So make sure to choose the right ear tip size for you, as this will not only ensure a secure fit but also improve sound quality. A Qualcomm chipset and quad-array mics are included in the Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro. The headphones have a total battery life of 32 hours. The vocals are crystal clear, and the instrument separation is excellent. You get good bass that isn’t overpowering but is sufficient for everyday use.
We tried a variety of music genres and were generally pleased with the results, especially given the earbuds’ low price. To summarise, if you’re looking for a TWS with a good design and quality for everyday use, you should definitely look into them.
Micromax IN Air Funk 1 Pro: Pros and Cons
Pros
Decent audio quality Long battery life IP44 rating Touch controls
Cons
Attracts fingerprints and scratches No gaming mode
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