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Awei T29 Pro TWS Gaming Earbuds with RGB Charging Case
৳1,250 ৳1,300 Sale
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Key features
IPX6 gaming earbuds with 65ms low-latency game mode, titanium-alloy diaphragms and a 7-colour RGB case.
Titanium-alloy diaphragms in a nightingale cavity
65ms game mode, tuned to emphasise footsteps and gunfire
IPX6 water and sweat resistance
7-colour RGB lighting on the charging case
32Ω impedance, USB Type-C charging
HSP, HFP, A2DP and AVRCP profile support
- Dhaka City 1–2 business days, Outside Dhaka 2–5 business days
- Cash on delivery across Bangladesh
- Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh
- 7 days from delivery to start a return
Description
Awei T29 Pro TWS Gaming Earbuds with RGB Charging Case
Titanium-alloy diaphragms and an IPX6 rating, in a gaming pair that survives being trained in. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.
What a titanium diaphragm changes
The diaphragm is the part of the driver that physically moves air. Most earbuds use a plastic film. Titanium alloy is stiffer for its weight, which means it flexes less as it moves and holds its shape at higher volumes. The practical result is treble that stays clean where a softer diaphragm begins to distort, and better definition in busy passages. For gaming specifically that matters more than it might sound — positional detail like footsteps sits in exactly the range a flexing diaphragm smears.
Latency, honestly
Game mode runs at 65ms. That is good, and it is not the best in this range — the T28 Pro quotes 30ms. Below about 40ms most people stop perceiving delay entirely, so 65ms sits at the edge of noticeable for a competitive player and is fine for everyone else. You are trading some of that for the titanium drivers and the water rating, which the T28 Pro does not have.
IPX6 and the case
IPX6 covers powerful water jets from any direction, which comfortably includes heavy sweat and rain. It is not an immersion rating, so no swimming. The charging case carries seven-colour RGB lighting and charges over USB Type-C.
Buying from Kolorob
Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.
Specifications
| Type | True wireless in-ear earbuds (TWS) |
|---|---|
| Case lighting | 7-colour RGB |
| Driver | Titanium alloy diaphragm, nightingale cavity |
|---|---|
| Game mode latency | 65ms |
| Impedance | 32Ω |
| Bluetooth profiles | HSP HFP A2DP AVRCP |
|---|
| Water resistance | IPX6 |
|---|
| Charging port | USB Type-C |
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| Warranty | 6 months official |
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Questions and answers
What does a titanium diaphragm actually do?
It is stiffer for its weight than the plastic film most earbuds use, so it flexes less as it moves. That keeps treble clean at higher volumes and preserves detail — including positional cues like footsteps — in busy passages.
Is 65ms fast enough for gaming?
For most play, yes. Below about 40ms delay becomes imperceptible, so 65ms sits at the edge of noticeable for a competitive player. The T28 Pro quotes 30ms if latency is your single priority.
Should I buy the T29 Pro or the T28 Pro?
The T29 Pro for titanium drivers and an IPX6 rating, which the T28 Pro lacks entirely. The T28 Pro for lower latency at 30ms against 65ms. Sound and durability against raw response speed.
Can I swim with them?
No. IPX6 covers powerful water jets from any direction, which includes heavy sweat, rain and a rinse. Submersion is a different rating entirely and these do not carry it, so keep them out of pools.
Why is there no battery figure listed?
Because we have not verified Awei's quoted runtime for this model against a unit in hand. We publish only figures we can stand behind. The T50 and T51 in the same range do have confirmed battery specifications.
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