Truke has expanded its audio lineup with the BTG Beta, a pair of truly wireless earbuds built around truke earbuds enc support at an aggressive launch price of just Rs 999. Backed by dual-mic Environmental Noise Cancellation and a claimed 38-hour total battery life, the BTG Beta targets everyday users who want clean call quality without breaking the bank.
Truke BTG Beta: Key Specs and What You Get
The BTG Beta ships with 13mm titanium speaker drivers, a size that typically delivers fuller bass response than the 6mm or 8mm units found in many budget earbuds. Truke pairs those drivers with its lowest-latency claim yet — 40ms — making the buds usable for casual mobile gaming as well as music and calls.
| Feature | Truke BTG Beta |
|---|---|
| Driver size | 13mm titanium |
| Low latency | 40ms |
| Noise cancellation | Dual-mic ENC |
| Battery (total) | 38 hours |
| Battery (single charge) | 10 hours |
| Pairing | Instant pairing |
| Launch price | Rs 999 |
| MRP | Rs 1,299 |
Why Truke Earbuds ENC Support Matters at This Price
At Rs 999, most TWS earbuds skip noise cancellation entirely or offer a single-mic arrangement that struggles in windy or crowded environments. Truke's decision to include dual-mic Environmental Noise Cancellation on the BTG Beta is one of its clearest selling points. The two microphones work together to isolate voice from background noise during calls, which should meaningfully improve call clarity in offices, commutes, and outdoor settings.
The case design follows a classic clamshell form factor — practical and easy to pocket. Instant pairing means the buds connect to your last-used device as soon as you open the case, cutting out the manual Bluetooth hunt that plagues cheaper alternatives.
Battery Life: 38 Hours Total, 10 Hours Per Session
Truke claims the BTG Beta can deliver up to 10 hours of playback on a single charge, with the charging case extending that figure to a combined 38 hours. For context, most sub-Rs 1,000 earbuds land between 20 and 25 hours total, so 38 hours is a strong number if it holds up under real-world conditions at moderate volume.
Part of the Growing BTG Gaming Range
The BTG Beta arrives shortly after Truke introduced the Truke BTG X1 — a gaming-focused pair priced at Rs 1,499 (available for Rs 999 under its launch offer). BTG stands for Born to Game, and the range is clearly aimed at budget-conscious buyers who play mobile games but also want a daily-driver pair they can use for music and calls. The BTG Beta sits at the entry point of that lineup, emphasising battery and call quality over any RGB or gaming-exclusive features.
Both models are available on Amazon, Flipkart, and Croma. You can browse more audio options from Indian brands on our brand page.
Should You Buy the Truke BTG Beta?
If your priorities are long battery life, clean call quality on a budget, and a fuss-free pairing experience, the BTG Beta ticks all three boxes at Rs 999. The 13mm titanium drivers add confidence on the audio side, and 40ms latency is low enough for casual gaming. The Rs 1,299 MRP also leaves room for a modest discount, making this a reasonable buy even outside the launch window.
