soundcore R60i NC with Bluetooth 6.1 Arrives in Nepal

Soundcore, a brand under Anker, globally introduced the Soundcore P31i a couple of months back. And now, the same earbuds, rebranded as the Soundcore R60i NC for the Indian market, have finally made their way into Nepal.

In terms of design, the R60i NC follows a similar design language to its predecessor, the R50i. That said, Soundcore has clearly refined things this time around. The overall look is more minimalistic and cleaner, ditching some of the busier elements in favor of a more polished and modern aesthetic.

Soundcore never fails to amaze me when it comes to its audio products. Its midrange and premium offerings consistently deliver solid specs, often the kind you’d normally expect from much more expensive devices. But what’s impressive is that Soundcore doesn’t hold back even with its budget lineup.

Take the R60i NC, for example. It packs in several unique and genuinely impressive features that are typically reserved for premium earbuds, making it stand out in its price segment.

Now, let’s dive in and see whether it actually lives up to the hype.

Soundcore R60i NC Overview

The Soundcore R60i, much like its predecessor, the R50i, definitely stands out in the crowded TWS market. And one big reason for that is the slim LED indicator bar on the front of the charging case, something you don’t usually see at this price. Just like the R50i, the R60i comes in a compact matte rectangular case that opens up clamshell-style and feels easy to carry around.

Open the case, though, and you’ll notice some design changes right away. The stems on the R60i are slightly longer, and the curves are less pronounced compared to the previous model.

Soundcore has also stepped things up in durability, improving the ingress protection to an IP55 rating. That means better resistance against dust and splashes, making these buds more reliable for workouts and outdoor use.

Internally, the R60i packs some seriously impressive hardware for the price. You get an 11mm dynamic driver, along with support for Hi-Res Audio via LDAC. To put things into perspective, LDAC support is usually reserved for premium audio gear, so seeing it here is a big deal.

According to Soundcore, LDAC allows the R60i to deliver up to three times more audio detail compared to standard Bluetooth codecs.

What’s even more impressive is the inclusion of real-time adaptive ANC that can suppress noise up to 52dB. That’s flagship-level noise cancellation territory.

For ANC, Soundcore uses seven sensors in total, six audio sensors and one barometric pressure sensor, to improve noise cancellation, especially during travel. The system reportedly recalibrates every 0.007 seconds, constantly adapting to your surroundings.

For calls, Soundcore includes a Six-Mic AI Call System that actively filters out background noise, keeping your voice clear and stable even in noisy environments. Connectivity is handled by Bluetooth 6.1, which offers improved stability, lower latency, and better power efficiency.

The R60i C also works with the Soundcore app, unlocking AI-powered translation for over 100 languages, which is a surprisingly handy bonus at this price.

Battery life is another strong point. You get up to 10 hours with ANC off and around 8 hours with ANC on. With the case, total battery life stretches up to 60 hours without ANC and 40 hours with ANC enabled. Plus, fast charging is genuinely useful; just 10 minutes of charging can give you up to 3.5 hours of playback.

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So, for the price, the R60i definitely looks like a great deal. You’re getting adaptive noise cancellation, the latest Bluetooth, a capable driver, and a large battery, all features you’d normally expect from higher-end earbuds.

Now, are there other buds out there offering similar specs for less money? Yes, of course. But do they also deliver a premium-looking design and a premium overall experience at this price point? That’s where most of them fall short. And that’s exactly why the Soundcore R60i NC looks so attractive.

What did you think about the Soundcore R60i NC? Let us know in the comments.