Noise Air Buds Pro 6 VS Noise Buds Marine

Both the Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine feature an in-ear design for a secure and comfortable fit. Neither product includes wingtips, and neither are neckband-style earbuds.

In terms of water resistance, the Air Buds Pro 6 have an IPX5 rating, making them more resistant to water than the Buds Marine, which are rated at IPX4. This means the Air Buds Pro 6 can handle more exposure to water, while the Buds Marine are specifically rated for sweat resistance only.

Both models are wire-free, with no cables to get in the way, and both feature stereo speakers for high-quality sound. Neither product includes RGB lighting, UV light, or a display.

Both the Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine offer active noise cancellation (ANC) and passive noise reduction, providing effective sound isolation. The driver unit size differs slightly between the two models, with the Air Buds Pro 6 featuring a 12.4 mm driver and the Buds Marine coming in slightly larger at 13 mm.

Both models have the same frequency range, spanning from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, ensuring full-range sound reproduction. Neither product supports spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, or Dirac Virtuo, and neither includes a neodymium magnet.

Overall, the sound quality features are nearly identical, with only a minor difference in driver size between the two products.

The Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine both offer a solid battery life, but with slight differences. The Air Buds Pro 6 provide 7 hours of playtime on a single charge, while the Buds Marine offer 8 hours. For additional use, the Air Buds Pro 6 come with a charging case that extends battery life up to 36 hours, whereas the Buds Marine's charging case provides 27 hours of extra power.

Both models have the same charge time of 1.5 hours and do not support wireless charging or solar power. Both also include a battery level indicator and feature a rechargeable battery, ensuring convenient power management.

While both earbuds offer similar charging and power features, the Air Buds Pro 6 have the edge in total battery life due to the longer-lasting charging case.

The Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine differ in a few key connectivity features. The Air Buds Pro 6 support fast pairing, making it quicker to connect to devices, while the Buds Marine do not have this feature. Both models feature USB Type-C for charging, ensuring modern compatibility, but the Buds Marine lack support for LDHC, which the Air Buds Pro 6 do have.

Neither product supports Bluetooth LE Audio or features any of the aptX technologies (such as aptX Adaptive, aptX Low Latency, aptX HD, aptX, aptX Lossless, or aptX Voice). Both earbuds have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters and cannot be paired using NFC.

Additionally, the Air Buds Pro 6 support AAC, while the Buds Marine do not.

Both the Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine feature ambient sound mode, allowing users to stay aware of their surroundings. The Air Buds Pro 6 also have in/on-ear detection, which automatically pauses playback when the earbuds are removed, a feature not available on the Buds Marine.

Both products support fast charging and have a multipoint count of 2, meaning they can connect to two devices simultaneously. Additionally, both have a mute function, can be used as a headset, and feature voice prompts. The control panel for both models is placed on the device rather than on the earbuds themselves.

Both models come with a travel bag included, and neither includes an in-line control panel, temperature sensor, or a built-in camera remote control function.

Both the Noise Air Buds Pro 6 and the Noise Buds Marine are equipped with 4 microphones, ensuring clear voice capture. Additionally, both models feature a noise-canceling microphone, designed to reduce background noise for improved call quality.

With identical microphone configurations, these two models offer the same level of performance in terms of voice communication.