Samsung tuned IC100 Type C Wired Earphone Black

Features

70

Audio Quality

68

Build & Comfort

60

Value for Money

62

Buyers expecting genuine active noise cancellation and high-end studio audio at ₹1,529 may feel let down by ordinary performance and basic build quality.

Buy it if

If you are a student attending online classes on a modern Type-C smartphone or laptop, this ₹1,529 earphone works well. The built-in DAC helps bypass cheap phone audio chips, and the inline microphone is handy for daily calls. However, keep in mind the short 1-meter cord length and the short 6-month manufacturer warranty which limit long-term durability. If you want simple wired earphones with volume controls and multiple ear tips without dealing with Bluetooth pairing or battery charging, spending ₹1,529 is a straightforward choice. The inline remote lets you adjust sound quickly. Just do not expect true studio-grade sound performance despite the marketing claims on the specification sheet.

Skip it if

If you are an audiophile looking for deep bass and genuine studio-quality sound reproduction, you should skip this. The listing promises custom tuning, but standard in-ear wired buds at ₹1,529 cannot match dedicated monitors. Look for audio brands like Moondrop or Tangzu instead if you want serious sound quality. If you move around a lot while listening to music or gaming on a desktop, skip this because of the limiting 1-meter cord length and lack of water resistance. Sweat or light rain can easily damage it during workouts. Look for wireless neckbands or water-resistant sports earphones instead.

Scored 8 Nov 2026 · Verify specifications and price on the store before buying.

Features

Low risk

Audio Quality

Some risk

Build & Comfort

Some risk

Value for Money

Some risk

Overall regret risk: Some risk. Each area is banded from its own score, so the rows above mirror the breakdown.