Portronics Conch Theta C in Ear Type C Wired Earphones with in Line HD Mic, Powerful Audio, 14.2mm Driver, Unique Earbuds Design, TPE Anti Tangle Wire, in line Controls, Wide Compatibility(Black)

Must buy for low budget
Must buy. Supported in other phones too where even audio jack is there.In this budget, this earphone is best. Excellent sound and voice clarity. Decent Bass. Though build quality isn’t the best.

The sound is awesome
Budget-Friendly Bass, Decent OverallThe Portronics Conch Theta wired earphones target the budget-conscious consumer looking for a decent audio experience. While they deliver on the promise of strong bass, other aspects of their performance are more mixed.Sound Quality:The Conch Theta’s defining characteristic is its bass-heavy sound signature. If you’re a fan of genres like EDM, hip-hop, or pop, the pronounced low-end will likely appeal to you. However, this emphasis on bass can sometimes muddy the mid frequencies, making vocals and instruments sound less distinct. The high frequencies are present but lack sparkle and detail. Overall, the sound is energetic and fun, but not particularly balanced or refined.Comfort and Design:The Conch Theta earphones are lightweight and generally comfortable for casual listening. The in-ear design, coupled with the included ear tips in various sizes, helps to achieve a reasonably secure fit. The cable is fairly standard and prone to some tangling, though not excessively so. The build quality feels plasticky, as expected at this price point, but doesn’t feel overly flimsy.Features:The Conch Theta includes an in-line microphone and a single multi-function button. The microphone works adequately for phone calls, though clarity could be better. The button allows for basic control of music playback and call management, but lacks volume controls.Overall:The Portronics Conch Theta wired earphones are a decent option for those who prioritize bass-heavy sound on a tight budget. They’re suitable for casual listening, workouts, and commuting, but aren’t ideal for critical listening or audiophiles. The emphasis on bass comes at the expense of overall clarity and balance, and the feature set is basic.Pros:* Powerful bass response* Affordable price* Lightweight and reasonably comfortable* In-line microphoneCons:* Bass-heavy sound can muddy mids and highs* Limited detail and clarity* Basic feature set (no volume control)* Cable prone to tanglingFinal Verdict:The Portronics Conch Theta wired earphones deliver a fun, bass-forward listening experience for those on a budget. However, if you’re looking for balanced sound or advanced features, you’ll need to look elsewhere.Rating: 3 out of 5 stars.

Good product for affordable price
I have purchased this product second time due to that performance seems good.Excellent product for the decent price range.And a wonderful build quality and audio quality, which was shocking to me to experience in this price range.

Good buy
Very filmsy cable just like others pointed out; you’ll have to consciously avoid holding the cable when unplugging, rather gently hold the tip where the logo is printed and unplug carefully.Cable length is more than a metre which helps with movements while wearing the earphones.Non in-ear will naturally be limited in noise cancelation thereby minimal audio appreciation should be expected.Volume is much lower in comparison with Bullets Z2 ANC neckband so you’ll have to disable your phone’s max decibel protection and set volume to 80% or higher.Given the lack of options for USB C type earphones, happy purchase for the price.₹279 – Mar 2025