Infinity Glide 120 Review | Glide 120 IN or N120? Grab Alert!

It’s been over a year and the neckband is working well. There is no sign of visible damage. The cable is durable & the audio quality is quite good. So should you buy it? Here’s the Infinity Glide 120 Review after 1 year of use.

Note: Infinity Glide 120, Infinity Glide 120 IN & Infinity Glide N120 are different names of 1 model. So, don’t get confused between the multiple listings on websites like Amazon and Flipkart.

Over the last few years, neckband earphones have seen quite an improvement. We bought 10 earphones and neckbands that are best under 1500 which you can read here.

One neckband that impressed us a lot was the Infinity Glide 120. Here you will find Pros & Cons, Built Quality, Looks, Comfort, Grip, Features, Audio Quality, Call Quality, Battery Backup, and finally our Verdict.

At PadhkeDekho, we buy a product, use it for at least a month, and then share essential factors that can be a deal maker or breaker for you. This helps our readers make a fantastic choice!

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Infinity Glide N120 Pros And Cons

Built Quality

Neckbands come in different built qualities. Some are pure plastic with silicon ear tips. Many are made of rubber/silicone with a plastic ear tip. And then comes premium neckbands which are entirely made of rubber and use metal earbuds.

Infinity Glide 120 is the latter one and that’s the plus point in the favor of Infinity. The choice of material used is more expensive than the sale price. We were lucky to pick one for only 899 Rs! And even if it costs 1500 Rs, it’s still worth every penny.

Why? This construction makes it very lightweight to wear or just let it rest on your neck. The untangled cable as a neckband is a nice touch and seems sturdy too. While the earbuds are normal cables most of the neckbands are.

What about the earbuds? The buds are made of metal and the magnetic pull between the buds is quite strong.

So in terms of built quality, infinity Glide 120 does not disappoint hence 9/10. 

Looks

When it comes to looks, neckbands are very similar. Some have media controls separately as a remote which seems a little too much. Most of the earbuds have brand logos that distinguish them. That’s my hobby of checking out in the Metro!

In the same context, Infinity Glide 120 looks similar to other brands’ neckbands. No special design was done other than 2 things; which we liked.

Since we bought the Black & Red color, the combination is great. There’s a subtle Red color where they are marked left and right. And under the silicon ear tip, you can neon. A little gradient next to media controls looks good.

So in terms of design, Infinity Gldie 120 is a simple-looking neckband under 2000 Rs. Hence we would give it 4/5.

Comfort

Infinity Glide 120 is a comfortable neckband for people with all ear types. People with small ears will also find this soft and wearable. If you feel that the ear hooks are causing you discomfort, you can always remove them.

Another good thing about the earphone is the neckband, the untangled cable instead of a rigid neckband which looks like a shirt’s collar does not feel heavy or uncomfortable after long hours of use. This also helps in better portability if you don’t feel like having the neckband around the neck when not using it.

Grip

Okay here’s the thing, we are into running/jogging, weight lifting, and cardio. So we tested it on these parameters too. So how good will it be for general content consumption and workouts?

While consuming content, it’s great. The buds don’t move much and the overall experience is quite pleasing. However, things are not that pleasant during workouts.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s better than those neckbands that do not offer ear hooks but it’s not as good as full ear hooks.

Due to sweat or no sweat, the ear hooks were losing grip. We do the same workout wearing Boult Audio ZCharge (review) and never faced that.

For workout needs, Boult Audio ZCharge is a better option. Otherwise, if you are going for a neckband without ear hooks then consider Infinity Glide 120, you will not be disappointed that much.

Hence we will give Infinity Glide 120 4/5 for Grip

Features

#1 Dual EQ Modes: There are two types of people who like bass and others who live on bass! We are the latter one and bass excites us. if you are a bass lover, then Infinity Glide 120 needs your attention.

However, if you like bass and other essentials like vocals, treble, and vocals then you get Normal mode just a button click away. More about audio quality, in our audio breakup below!

#2 Up to 7 Hours of Battery Backup: Battery backup of audio drivers varies based on usage. We’ve seen devices with lesser mAh competing with higher mAH values by a few hours. One such example was BoAt Airdopes 121v2. It outperforms many TWS earbuds while having a lower mAh count.

The same is true for Infinity Glide 120. This neckband can be used for 7 Hours. This is a claimed figure but the real-world use case scenario is similar. More about it in the Battery Test below! 

#3 Metal Finish: The earbuds of Infinity Glide 120 look and feel pretty premium. Thanks to the metal earbuds we were not expecting this built quality. Because the magnetic connectors on the earbuds are pretty strong. The buds automatically clip together if taken close.

#4 Bluetooth 5.0: It’s not a new version in 2024 but this does not mean it’s bad. In the last 1 year, we did not find a single network drop or audio breaking under 5 meters away from the connected devices. I

The paring is also quite quick. The first time it takes about 3 seconds to pair, then reconnecting is under 2 seconds.

#5 IPX5 Sweat Proof: Infinity Glide 120 is equipped with IPX5 water resistance from sweat and rain. So, you do not need to stop your workout session because of rain or sweat and worry about damage. Just remember it’s water resistance, not waterproof!

Audio Quality

Infinity is among the top brands when it comes to audio quality. It was owned by Harman that was the parent company of JBL. Just recently, Samsung bought the Harman, and all of these i.e. Infinity, JBL, and Harman are Samsung! So you can certainly guess what Infinity/JBL/Harman is capable of!

But what about Infinity Glide 120 sound quality? We’ve used this neckband for a good 1 month and here’s our verdict.

The 12mm audio drivers are exceptional. The overall sound signature is full of detail even at full volume. No audio distortion was witnessed. That tells how great the quality of the audio driver is. That’s why we never aim for the biggest driver size.

What about bass? In default mode or “normal mode” the bass is decent, the vocals are sharp, and the treble is decent. This is great for old classical music, Podcasts, Indian classical, or live concerts.

The moment “deep bass mode” is activated it kicks in more bass and vocals also the volume gets increased a few decibels. This audio profile is great for enjoying the latest Punjabi or bass-heavy songs. 

Another great thing about Infinity Glide 120 is audio distortion which you will not find even at max volume. Budget neckbands lack good punch and quality but Glide 120 or Infinity Glide N120 is well tuned.

So Infinity Glide 120 gets a 9.5/10

Call Quality

if you are looking for a neckband with great call quality this is the one to buy!

We are saying this confidently because we’ve tested more than 10 neckbands under 2000 Rs, this is by far the best one for calling.

Be it professional or personal calls, the other side of the caller will never complain. Surprisingly, it outranks many neckbands that target themself for calling!

What is so special about Infinity Glide 120 keeping calling in mind? Nothing! There is no ENC, additional microphones to restrict background noise, etc.

It’s a simple non-edited voice that sounds just like your normal voice. I.e. the one that gets transferred via your smartphone’s microphone.

We did about 30 calls and 80% of people couldn’t distinguish whether we were talking via phone or a 1500 Rs neckband!

So the call quality will be perfect be it indoors or outdoors? For indoors, yes but outdoors it will sound just like your surroundings. I.E. if people are chatting just next to you, then it will be transferred just like that. It’s raw and powerful. 

Hence, we would give Infinity Glide 120 an 8.5/10.

Battery Backup & Changing

When it comes to battery, we had a mixed-bag experience. The battery size is 120mAh which is not bad for a neckband under 1500 Rs.

We use it daily during our office commutes that’s about 3 hours and this neckband last 3 days or a total of 9 hours of battery backup. This is a great battery backup keeping the neckband in mind. But now let’s talk about the glitch.

Note: The above figures are obtained with mixed volumes as per need.

After 9 hours of use, the percentage still shows 50% doesn’t feel right. Instead of showing 50, it should be around 20. Because when it drops below 50 the neckband will need charging in the next 1 hour!

So that’s the glitch we had with our product. It does not show the correct battery status. We bought a second unit and the results were similar.

Hence you can expect a battery backup of about 9 hours when the battery is about 50. Consider it as a low battery and put it on charge. Otherwise, it will be powered off within 1 hour.

About the charging speed, the neckband comes with a Micro USB slot which means there is no fast charging support. So the total charging time is close to 1 hr 30 mins.

Therefore for battery backup and charging, we will give it 4/5 but for battery status glitch 2/5.

Should You Buy Infinity Glide 120?

After 1 year of using Infinity Glide 120, we think it’s a good neckband under 1500 Rs. We are saying after using 10 neckbands in the price category.

To begin with, the built quality is quite sturdy. The metal earbuds do look and feel premium in the ears. The cables on the earbuds are decently sized.

The silicone ear tips are comfortable for long hours of use. You get two additional pairs of ear tips for the best comfort. Also, the ear hooks can be removed to increase comfort.

As far as audio quality goes, Infinity is great. You can enjoy detail, bass, instrument separation, and vocals. To take this experience to the next level you have Bass Mode which kicks in more bass and loudness.

It’s a complete package for under 1500 Rs. Another great thing about it is the call quality. You can easily take personal and professional calls without latency or call drop issues.

But the only thing that can hamper your experience is the battery indicator. It shows less drop above 50 percent and then falls every other minute.

So if you are buying it charge it around 60 percent (which will happen after 4 to 5 hours of use).

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