10 Best Bluetooth Headphones Under Rs. 5000 in India 2021 (Sennheiser, Sony, and more)

If you are into minimalistic designs, JAYS x-Five is sure to catch your eye. The on-ear headphone fits comfortably, and the memory foam is ideal for longer usage. You can wear it while running and jogging. The headband is padded with soft leather, and the metal hinges make it a flexible fit. 

The clamping force is non-existent, but the headphones won’t slip off. If you are into vocals, pop music, or acoustics, you will love this pair. The treble is pitch-perfect and the vocals are crisp. The overall sound quality is excellent, but this pair is not for listeners who prefer bass.

Realme Buds Air 2 is certainly a better product than its predecessor, Realme Buds Air. Buds Air 2 fits well into your ear canal. This fit makes noise isolation and active noise cancellation work effectively. The buds are touch-sensitive, and you can customize the controls through the Realme Link app.

The case is sleek and compact, and the earbuds look fancy with a glossy surface and soft earbuds. The buds deliver a clear sound because of 10mm drivers and in-canal fit. The high pitches get a little shrill at times, the lows are defined, and the bass gets punchy. Overall, if you are looking for ANC at an affordable price, this is your go-to pair. 

Earbuds are the new pals for gym enthusiasts. Keeping this in mind, Jabra developed the Elite series. Jabra Elite Active 65t is specially crafted for a comfortable fit and it has a lot of smart features. The buds won’t fall out during workouts or running. Although some people may find the buds a little bulky.

This Jabra pair also tracks your fitness through the accelerometer. The buds deliver a clear and balanced sound. The bass is punchy and the highs are crisp. The mids are a little repressed but natural.

Passive noise cancellation along with noise isolation eliminate most of the ambient noise. If you are walking on the road, you can activate the ‘HearThrough’ mode to hear car honks. The only con is the case that comes shut with a clamping force that takes substantial effort to open.

JBL is known for creating headsets with thumping bass, and JBL Tune 700BT is no exception. Reviews say that the headphone produces a balanced sound, but the bass is not as punchy as other JBL pairs. It does not feature ANC, but the noise isolation is excellent.

This pair comes with a quick charge feature that gives you 2 hours of playback with just 5 minutes of charging. The design is quite compact and you can fold it. It is lightweight, with comfortable padding that is fit for long hours of listening.

The faux leather cushions are the first thing that you will notice about these elegant headphones. The cubical ear cups and 40mm drivers deliver premium aesthetics and excellent sound quality with HD bass. The headband is adjustable and fits comfortably, so you wear it while commuting.

The controls are easily accessible on the outer side of the ear cups you just have to tap to answer calls, change tracks, or control volume. With a 450 mAh battery, the boAt Rockerz 600 keeps rocking for 20 hours. You can use it wireless or wired. 

Sony produces top-notch electronics and headphones are no exception. The pair is quite comfortable as the earcups cover your entire ear with memory foam. Sony WH-CH510 produces even sound so, you can enjoy all genres of music. 

Listeners have reviewed that bass and treble are defined and they complement the balanced sound. The mic has no noise cancellation, so you cannot use it for calls in a crowd. It is ideal for daily commuters who like some music on their way. 

Soft, comfortable earcups and 40 hours of battery life make them fit for extensive use. It connects quickly to the devices, thanks to Bluetooth 4.1 and the CSR chip. The CSR chipset can support codecs like aptX and AptX HD. 

These are the advanced Bluetooth codecs that promise to deliver better audio quality over wireless headphones. aptX is said to deliver ‘CD-like’ audio and Aptx HD is said to be lossless. Your device can be anywhere in a 33m radius and the headphone stays connected. 

It produces an even, clear sound with its rich stereo. Customer reviews say that the bass and treble are on point, though the bass could be punchier. You can easily fold and carry it in a cool case that comes with the headphone. The headphone might feel bulky as it weighs 283 gms. 

Jays, the Swedish manufacturer, is known for minimalistic designs. Jays a-Six Earbuds pack a big punch with its 12 hours playback time. The earbuds are quite comfortable and lightweight. However, the little battery pulls the earbuds away from the ears. This is why you cannot use them while running, jogging, or workout.

The audio is warm and balanced and suits most of the genres. If you go through the customer reviews, they have pointed out that the vocals are clear. You can feel the bass, and it does not overpower the vocals. 

Skullcandy Riff headphones have catchy colors and comfortable wear. Weighing just 159 gms, it's practically weightless and suitable for daily commuters. When not in use, you can put it around your neck and forget it's there. Note that the headband is not cushioned. The headphone has a plastic body which not everyone would like. 

Coming to the sound quality, users say that the bass is excellent, but the vocals lack clarity. This means it is good for EDM songs but okay-ish for vocals. You won’t find it very useful for watching Netflix, as the vocals are not clear. The controls are smarter with a button for activating Google Assistant or SIRI. The earcups swivel around and the headphone can be folded to fit any bag. 

Sennheiser crafted this masterpiece with DJs in their mind and instilled the headphone with transducer technology. The dynamic bass is excellent and fits in well with pop songs, EDM tracks, and dubstep. So, if you are into EDMs and DJ music, you will like this pair.

The Bluetooth pairing is quick and the call quality is clear. Sennheiser HD 250BT has a battery life of 25 hours and a full charge takes an hour. Despite being lightweight, the headphone feels a little uncomfortable due to the earcup size. A few reviews said they could have been slightly bigger.