Skullcandy pushes wireless earbuds into high gear with Uproar TWS launch in India

Skullcandy has dropped its latest bet on India’s growing audio market: the Uproar TWS true wireless earbuds. The launch signals the brand’s attempt to fuse aggressive pricing with features usually found in higher-end rivals.

The earbuds arrive with 10 mm drivers promising deep, punchy sound and quad microphones equipped with environmental noise cancellation to sharpen call clarity. They run on Bluetooth 5.4 for stronger connections and add multipoint pairing for juggling devices without friction. Sweat and water resistance make them fit for workouts, while low-latency mode caters to gaming and video streaming.

Battery life is another play. A ten-minute charge nets two hours of listening, an important nudge to restless, on-the-go users. At Rs 2,499, the launch price undercuts much of the competition, positioning Skullcandy as a challenger in a crowded space where consumer choice often boils down to balancing cost with credibility.

For Skullcandy, known for its skate-park roots and lifestyle branding, Uproar TWS is less about luxury polish and more about practical sound on everyday streets. Whether it resonates with India’s plugged-in youth will decide if this launch makes noise or fades into background static.