The Ultima Boom X1 Pro represents a curious candidate to the readers who want to get a cheap yet decent-sounding true wireless earbud set that does not merely play music. This TWS model is designed and marketed by a Nepali brand and that too, with features such as 40 ms low-latency mode (when playing games), dual 11 mm drivers, IPX5 water-resistance, quad-mic ENC (environmental noise cancellation) and a total playback time of up to 40 hours towards a sub-NPR 4,000 price point. The Boom X1 Pro might be worth considering in case you do not want to spend a lot of money on the purchase but would like an earbud (music + gaming + calls).
Overview
Design and Build
The Boom X1 Pro has a plastic housing as is common with cheap earbuds. The earbuds are accompanied by silicone tips and a small charging case. The buds have an IPX5 rating and thus splash/sweatproof, which is suitable when exercising or commuting to work. The stem design and general fit are good, but not high-end feel, a sleek of a modern TWS with a teenier budget construction. The charging case slips easily into any pocket, while its finish brings a subtle shine and added flair. In summary, it isn’t a luxury flagship device, but at this price, it offers decent build quality and serves its purpose well.
Sound Quality
The two 11 mm dynamic drivers stand out as a key feature, and they successfully deliver punchy bass along with decent mids. To music enthusiasts with a bass-oriented profile, the Boom X1 Pro has more than many sub-3k-4k earbuds. Although it does not have Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) enlisted, it does have ENC to enhance the clarity of calls – this will come in handy when you are conversing in the noisy settings. The low latency low-latency mode of 40 ms is also a guarantee that in any case of gaming, audio would keep pace with the graphics. The trade-off: at this cost you may fail to receive the ultra-refined sound of the more expensive earbuds (e.g. very fine details, ultra-strong isolation). However, in the case of regular listening, gaming, and calls, the Boom X1 Pro becomes a good value.
Unique Features
- Low lag (~40 ms): This should be used by mobile gamers who prefer slower reaction times as a result of video-sound lag.
- Quad Mic ENC: Both buds are said to have two mics (four in total) to facilitate easier voice calls through the minimization of background noise.
- Custom/App Modes (Ultima Link App): The App lets EQ, game/music mode switching, and firmware update customization, similar to many entry-level earbuds in this price bracket.
- Water/Sweat Resistance (IPX5): It can be used in exercising or going to work outside without much worry about sweat or rain.
These characteristics make the Boom X1 Pro a notch higher than the attributes of the earbuds in the basic category- it is clearly set to attract consumers with a desire to spend more on their purchases.
Connectivity
The device is compatible with Bluetooth 5.4 which is one of the newer standards (potentially more efficient and having a more stable connection). Pairing is rather smooth, and the game mode allows lowering latency. Normal range of wireless (approximately 10 m) is provided. They don’t mention any ultra-premium codecs like LDAC, but the essentials such as a stable connection and support for multipoint or dual mode are more than sufficient for this segment. Connectivity functions are also expanded in the companion app through custom EQ, switching modes (music/gaming), and possible firmware updates.
Battery
- Gaming‑oriented low latency (~40 ms): Ideal for mobile gamers wanting less delay between video and sound.
- Quad Mic ENC: Each bud reportedly uses dual mics (making four) for clearer voice calls by reducing background noise.
- App/Custom Modes (Ultima Link App): Enables control of EQ, switching game/music modes, and firmware updates, giving more customization than many basic earbuds in this price range.
- Water/Sweat Resistance (IPX5): Makes it usable for exercise or outdoor commutes with less worry about sweat or rain.
Price and Availability in Nepal
| Variant | Price in Nepal (Official) |
| Ultima Boom X1 Pro | NPR 3,499 |
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Specifications
- Driver Size: Dual 11 mm dynamic drivers
- Noise Handling: ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation) with quad mic setup
- Gaming Mode: Approx. 40 ms latency
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4
- Playtime: Up to ~40 hours total (buds + case)
- Quick Charge: ~10 minutes = ~2 hours playback (as advertised)
- Water Resistance: IPX5 (buds)
- Fit: In‑ear with silicone tips, stem style
- App Support: Ultima Link (for EQ, modes, firmware)
- Colour Options: Black, Forest Green, Ice Blue
Conclusion
Ultima Boom X 1 Pro will be a great selling product in Nepal because it offers good values at a price that is affordable to buyers of the product in the country. It has powerful specifications, like dual 11 mm drivers, low-latency game mode, ENC to make calls clearer, Bluetooth 5.4, resistance of IPX5 and playtime of 40 hours per charge, cocked far more highly than numerous similarly priced models. The Boom X1 Pro is a contender in case you are on a budget and you only need one pair of earbuds to listen to music and play games as well as make phone calls.
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