Nu Republic Starboy 6 headphones launched with 30 Hrs playtime

February 14, 2025

Nu Republic is an Indian lifestyle technology brand founded in 2018. The company has recently introduced its new wireless headphones, the Starboy 6 to the Indian market. The name “Starboy” likely refers to the LED lighting feature of the headphones. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the Nu Republic Starboy 6, including its specifications and expected price in Nepal.

Nu Republic Starboy 6 Overview

Design and Build

The Nu Republic Starboy 6 headphones are designed with a premium vegan leather finish on the earcups. It weighs 240 grams and is equipped with 40mm neodynamic drivers, featuring X-Bass technology for enhanced sound. The headphones also offer up to 30 hours of battery life and come with an LED-lit design. Other than that, it includes easy-to-use buttons for navigation.

Audio and Battery

Moving on to audio, Starboy 6 supports dual modes for Music and Gaming, with a latency of 42ms. Additionally, it features Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for a better listening experience.

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In terms of battery performance, the headphones provide up to 30 hours of playtime. The heaphone also supports dual pairing for seamless device switching and comes with both USB-C and auxiliary cable connectivity options.

Nu Republic Starboy 6 Specifications

Design: Premium vegan leather finish
Drivers: 40mm neo dynamic drivers with X-Bass technology
Weight: 240 grams
Microphone: Dual Mode (Game/Music)
Protection: Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC)
Battery Life: 30 hours
Connectivity: USB-C and auxiliary cable support
Color: Black

Nu Republic Starboy 6 Price in Nepal and Availability

The Nu Republic Starboy 6 is launched in India with a price tag of INR 2,499. Since the company officially entered the Nepali market last year, we can expect that the headphones will be available in Nepal as well. The anticipated price in Nepal is around NPR 42,00. The headphones come with a 6-month warranty, and we are hopeful that this warranty scheme will continue in Nepal as well.