boAt Nirvana Ivy Pro (2025 Launch), Dolby Atmos w/Head Tracking, 52dB Hybrid Adaptive ANC,Hi-Res LDAC, Titanium Dual Drivers, Bluetooth Earbuds, TWS Ear Buds Wireless Earphones w/mic (Crystal Black)

The boAt Nirvana Ivy Pro truly impresses for its price. The sound is dynamic and immersive, dual drivers and Dolby Atmos with head tracking, making music and movies engaging Active noise cancellation great for commutes or focusing at Battery life is solid, lasting up to 50 hours and Fast charging gives hours of use from just a short charge. Connectivity is superb function is very easy to understand mic quality top notch

I have been using oppo enco air 3 pro for almost 2 years and it was one of the best earphones in the segment, but decided to switch because its battery life had started deteriorating. But, going with this was a mistake -1. Whats with the sound quality - It feela very cheap, dolby atmos does not feel like anything special, and feels like you just did some eq. My oppo without any of these fancy features performs better.2. Connectivity issues - With LDAC enabled it loses connection frequently, even if the distance is very short. Without LDAC, it still loses connectivity when I turn my head. Sometimes there is a popping sound like pop-pop-pop and you need to reconnect to fix this.3. Touch controls - On my oppo, I had the option to disable single tap, and I had disabled it as the chance of accidental touch was high. Here, there is no option to prevent it. Also, boat has a feature to shutdown the tws when long pressing for around 20sec. This is a very unwanted feature because when you are sleeping on the side, the earphones will be in constant contact with the bed or pillow, so it will shutdown the earphones, and you need the case to turn it back on.4. Mic quality - I was on a call with my friend and it was raining. He asked if I was in the middle of traffic, as he could hear sound as if motorcycles were passing near me. Its that bad.5. App -This is a very crowded app with ads about Luca and Technical guruji on it. I did not feel it's a clean app.6. Return policy - Although I was able to return it, I spend almost two hours on call with customer service and technical team explaining the issue, which resulted in a replacement first, and then a return. so the return policy had also deteriorated.I later bought cmf buds 2 pro, and this cheaper option and offered wayyyy better audio, features and clean app and I never regretted buying this.Overall, a very expensive tws with poor connectivity, app ui, half baked features and return policy.

Battery Life: Up to 50 hours of total playback—still impressive even though less than Zenith Pro's 80 hours.Sound Quality: Reviewers note "excellent audio quality", immersive Atmos tuning, “rich and multi-layered” output and “crisp” mids/highs.Call Quality & Connectivity: Four quad mic AI-based ENC ensures clear voice calling, even in noisy settings. Bluetooth 5.3 keeps connection stable, with multipoint add-on flexibility.

Hi-Res LDAC Support & Dual Titanium Drivers (11 mm + 6 mm) give rich, layered sound with better separation and clarity.ASAP Fast Charging: ~15 minutes charging gives up to ~200 minutes of playback—perfect for a quick top-up on the go.Multipoint Connectivity, In-Ear Detection, beast Mode (50 ms gaming latency), and Adaptive EQ by Mimi enhance both usability and personalization.

The Boat Nirvana Ivy Pro offers a mix of impressive features and a few frustrating quirks that shape the user experience.On the positive side, these earbuds stand out for their superb connectivity—they pair up with devices extremely quickly, which makes daily usage feel seamless. The head tracking mode is a particularly unique feature that works well and adds a layer of immersion to the sound. When switched to Dolby Atmos mode, the sound quality noticeably improves, earning a solid 4 out of 5 for listening enjoyment; music sounds full and detailed, especially when using compatible streaming services.Call quality sits at an average 3 out of 5. Sometimes, one earbud in the pair will go silent for a few seconds during a call before returning to normal. This can be distracting if you regularly use the earbuds for phone conversations or virtual meetings.A significant issue is the case battery life. The charging case drains rapidly—even with moderate use—which undermines the convenience of truly wireless buds. There’s no option to extend or optimize the case battery life, which can be frustrating for users who rely on all-day power.The touch controls are very sensitive. In practice, this means that if you’re lying down during a call and accidentally touch one of the earbuds, you might inadvertently turn off the device. The only fix is to put the earbud back in the case and then take it out to reconnect, which disrupts the call and workflow.Despite these drawbacks, the Boat Nirvana Ivy Pro performs admirably in most day-to-day listening scenarios, especially if you value fast connections and advanced sound features. With a few improvements in battery management and touch control sensitivity, this would easily be a top recommendation in its price range. As it stands, it’s an excellent everyday true wireless earbud for users who can work around a few annoyances.