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Bast Nick band headphones under 1500 rupees (Rockerz 255 pro)



Features & details

Battery: Rockerz 255 Pro offers a playback time of up to 10 hours and gets charged to 100% in 1 hour

Bluetooth: It has Bluetooth v5.0 with a range of 10m and is compatible with Android & iOS

IPX rating: It has an IPX5 marked water & sweat resistance.

ANC: NA

No. of Mic: 1

Other Inclusions: Additional Earmuffs, Micro USB Charging Cable, Warranty Card, User Manual

Sports friendly design with Easy Controls

Instant Voice Assistant

Drivers: 10mm Drivers with boAt Signature Sound




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