Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition Launched at ₹1,399 With Free 1-Year Gaana Plus: Specs & Offer

Last updated: 30 October 2026

Quick answer: The Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition costs ₹1,399 in India and comes with a free one-year Gaana Plus subscription worth ₹799. You can buy it from Noise’s website or through Gaana’s website and app. The earbuds have 11mm drivers, four microphones with Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), up to 40 hours of total playback with the case, and InstaCharge, which gives up to 120 minutes of playback from a 10-minute charge.

Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition: price and offer

Detail Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition
Price in India ₹1,399
Bundled subscription Gaana Plus for 1 year (worth ₹799)
Where to buy Noise official website; Gaana website and app
Launch date 29 October 2026

The bundle is the main attraction. Since a year of Gaana Plus alone is worth ₹799, you are effectively paying about ₹600 for the earbuds if you would have bought Gaana Plus anyway. Noise and Gaana haven’t published how to redeem the subscription or any eligibility rules, such as whether existing Gaana Plus users can use it. Check the product page before buying if that matters to you.

Specifications

Feature Details
Drivers 11mm dynamic drivers, bass-focused
Microphones Quad mics with Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for calls
Active Noise Cancellation Not mentioned (ENC only cleans up your voice on calls)
Total battery life Up to 40 hours with the charging case
Fast charging InstaCharge: 10 minutes gives up to 120 minutes of playback
Standard Buds R1 features* Bluetooth 5.3, Hyper Sync, IPX5, low-latency mode up to 40ms

*These features are listed for the standard Noise Buds R1. Noise has not confirmed full specifications for the Gaana Edition separately, but it is expected to share the same hardware.

What do you get with Gaana Plus?

  • Ad-free music streaming
  • Unlimited high-quality downloads for offline listening
  • HD audio across Gaana’s catalogue
  • Exclusive podcasts

Noise plans to offer Gaana subscriptions across more of its products. The two companies say the partnership could reach 2.5 million customers by the end of 2026.

Gaana Edition vs standard Noise Buds R1

The only confirmed differences are the co-branding and the bundled Gaana Plus subscription. The standard Buds R1 is sold on Noise’s website and Flipkart in Matte Black, Matcha Green, Snow White and Special Blue. If you already pay for Spotify, YouTube Music or JioSaavn, compare prices: the standard model can be cheaper during sales, and the Gaana bonus may not matter to you.

Should you buy the Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition?

  • Good choice if you want budget earbuds for music and calls, and you listen on Gaana or would like to try it ad-free for a year.
  • Look elsewhere if you need active noise cancellation for flights or the metro. These earbuds only have ENC for calls.
  • Tip: 40 hours with the case and 120 minutes from a 10-minute charge are strong numbers at ₹1,399, so battery life should not be a worry.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition?

The Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition costs ₹1,399 in India, including a free one-year Gaana Plus subscription worth ₹799.

Where can I buy the Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition?

It is sold on Noise’s official website and through Gaana’s website and app.

Does the Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition have ANC?

No active noise cancellation has been announced. It has quad microphones with Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), which reduces background noise on calls.

What is the battery life of the Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition?

Noise claims up to 40 hours of total playback with the charging case, and up to 120 minutes of playback from a 10-minute charge.

How long is the free Gaana Plus subscription?

One year. Noise and Gaana value it at ₹799.

Sources

Price, availability, specifications and executive statements: the official Noise–Gaana announcement via Adgully and MediaBrief. Standard Buds R1 features and colours: Gadgets 360.

Featured image: GlobeTrendNews, using an illustrative background photo by Doppler Labs via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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