Hammer Aura Air review: Open-ear wireless earbuds launched at Rs 1,299

Design and Build

Wireless earbuds that do not block the ear canal have entered the market under the name Hammer Aura Air, priced at Rs 1,299. The device features a clip-on loop design that attaches to the earlobe. A small battery unit sits behind the ear while the earpiece faces the canal. This battery unit also houses the touch controls. Reviewers note that this model is among the lightest earphones tested, living up to the Air name.

Audio and Performance

Sound output comes from 11mm Titanium Drivers that provide balanced and rich audio playback. Users can hear music and follow podcasts outside despite city noise, though soft music proves difficult to hear outdoors. Indoors, the listening experience is more controlled and clear. The device connects easily upon removal from the charging case, though switching to a new device requires disconnecting from the previous one first.

Battery and Usage

A full charge provides about 60 hours of battery life, which covers roughly a week of normal use. Touch controls allow users to change songs, switch modes, and summon the phone assistant without picking up the phone. The design prevents ear fatigue even after a full day of wear, making it well-suited for office work and multiple calls while staying aware of surrounding noise.