BoAt Airdopes Prime 800D Launched at Rs 1,999 With Google Gemini-Powered AI, Dolby Audio and 45-Hour Battery

Reading Time: 3 minutesBoAt’s new Airdopes Prime 800D puts Google Gemini AI in your ears, bringing smart assistance, translation and voice controls to a budget-friendly pair of earbuds.

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BoAt has added another model to its wireless earbud range with the launch of the Airdopes Prime 800D with Crest AI. The earbuds use BoAt’s AI platform, which is powered by Google Gemini, along with Dolby Audio and 11mm drivers. They also have four microphones for noise cancellation and are rated to provide as much as 45 hours of playback when the total battery capacity is considered.

BoAt Airdopes Prime 800D India Price and Where to Buy

In India, the Airdopes Prime 800D sells for Rs 1,999. BoAt is offering the earbuds in Raven Black and Royal Blue. They can be ordered from Amazon.in or bought directly through the company’s official website.

Audio, Dolby and Call Features Explained

BoAt Airdopes Prime 800D Audio, Dolby and Call Features Explained
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The main audio hardware consists of 11mm dynamic drivers. BoAt has tuned them using its Signature Sound profile and says they are intended to give listeners strong bass while keeping vocals easy to hear. Dolby Audio is part of the package as well. It is meant to make the sound feel more spacious when listening to songs, watching films and using other forms of content.

Voice calls are handled by a four-microphone arrangement combined with BoAt’s AI-based ENx technology. Rather than simply picking up every sound around the listener, the system is intended to give greater attention to the user’s voice and cut down unwanted background sounds. This should make conversations clearer when the earbuds are being used in noisy surroundings.

Crest AI Brings Google Gemini to BoAt Earbuds

Crest AI Brings Google Gemini to BoAt Earbuds
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CREST AI is one of the main features of the new Airdopes Prime 800D. BoAt built the platform with Google Gemini and wants it to make AI easier to use while wearing the earbuds. Users do not need to open an app or take out their phone to use it. The AI tools work through the earbuds.

The platform includes Crest Ask, a conversational AI feature. Users can speak to it when they want an answer, discuss an idea or continue a previous exchange. They can also ask another question based on the reply they receive. This means they do not have to pick up their smartphone and type every query.

45-Hour Battery and Dual-Device Connectivity

The earbuds also support multipoint connectivity. They can stay paired with two devices at the same time. For instance, a user can listen to something on a laptop and then answer a call from a smartphone without pairing the earbuds again. Battery life is rated at up to 45 hours when the charging case is included.

G-Assist Adds AI-Powered Everyday Productivity

G-Assist is aimed at everyday work and planning. It can work with Google services, including Gmail, Tasks and Calendar. Users can speak commands to the assistant. They can ask what their day looks like, keep track of tasks or manage appointments. G-Assist can also carry out some actions, such as sending a reply to an email.

BoAt also includes Crest Translate for people who need to speak across language barriers. The feature supports live translation in both directions and works with more than 25 languages. It runs through the earbuds, so users can use them as a tool for conversations with someone who speaks another language.

Control Music and Earbud Features Using Voice Commands

Voice commands also control several functions of the earbuds themselves. Users can tell the earbuds to start or stop playback, change the listening mode or turn on multipoint connectivity. This lets them handle these controls without reaching for their phone.

Final Words

The BoAt Airdopes Prime 800D is priced at Rs 1,999 and has features that are designed to give budget earbuds a lot more bite. The package includes the essentials such as Dolby Audio and 11mm drivers, and even goes so far as to include four-microphone noise cancellation, which adds a lot of AI flair. 

With Crest AI, which uses Google Gemini, users can now enjoy conversational support, planning features and real-time translation without ever needing to grab their phones. The multipoint connectivity and up to 45 hours of battery life also contribute to its usability. It will be interesting to see if all these AI capabilities will become commonplace or just cool party tricks. 

Nevertheless, at this cost, it’s evident that BoAt is placing a wager on the future of budget earbuds being more than just a tool for listening to music and that your earbuds want to help organise your day as well.