Oraimo BoomPop N Review: Is This One of the Best Affordable ANC Headphones in Nigeria?

If you want wireless headphones with active noise cancellation, strong bass, long battery life and a reasonable price, the Oraimo BoomPop N is one of the more interesting options currently available to Nigerian buyers.

The OHP-915N combines hybrid noise cancellation, 40mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.4, dual-device connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a claimed up to 65 hours of playback with ANC switched off.

The price, however, varies considerably between Nigerian retailers. At the time of checking, Jumia listed the BoomPop N at ₦38,894, while Konga had it at ₦44,990. Other retailers were listing it higher, so it is worth comparing prices before buying.

Oraimo BoomPop N specifications

Oraimo confirms Bluetooth 5.4, 40mm drivers, USB-C charging, 3.5mm AUX connectivity and up to 65 hours of playback with ANC disabled.

Price in Nigeria

The BoomPop N currently sits roughly in the ₦38,900–₦57,000 range depending on the seller and promotion. Jumia had a listing at ₦38,894, while Konga showed ₦44,990. Another Konga seller listed the headphones at ₦56,999. These differences demonstrate why Nigerian buyers should check more than one retailer before paying.

Design and portability

The BoomPop N uses an over-ear design with a foldable and retractable structure. That makes it more practical for people who regularly move between home, school, work and public transport. This is important in Nigeria because headphones are often used in environments where background noise is unavoidable—whether that is traffic, generators, buses, commercial areas or a busy office. The headphones also support a traditional 3.5mm AUX connection, so you are not completely dependent on Bluetooth. That can be useful when connecting to laptops, older audio equipment or when you want to conserve battery.

Hybrid ANC is one of its biggest attractions

The biggest reason to consider the BoomPop N over ordinary budget headphones is hybrid active noise cancellation. ANC uses microphones to detect surrounding sound and produces an opposing signal to reduce unwanted noise. In practical terms, it can make continuous background sounds less distracting. That makes the BoomPop N particularly interesting for:

• commuting

• studying

• working from home

• travelling

• listening in busy environments

• working around generators or other constant background noise

However, ANC should not be interpreted as complete silence. Performance depends on the type of noise, fit of the earcups and environment.

65-hour battery life is the standout feature

Battery life is arguably the strongest reason to buy the BoomPop N. Oraimo advertises up to 65 hours with ANC switched off. Nigerian retailer listings quote up to 44 hours with ANC enabled, although Oraimo lists up to 40 hours with ANC on, so buyers should treat the exact ANC runtime as an estimate rather than a guarantee. Either way, the endurance is impressive for a headphone in this price category.

For a student listening for a few hours every day, this could mean going many days between charges. For someone travelling between Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan or other cities, the long battery life also reduces the need to constantly search for a charger.

Charging takes approximately two hours through USB-C.

How does it sound?

The BoomPop N uses 40mm drivers and comes with an enhanced bass mode. Oraimo positions it as a headphone designed to produce deeper low frequencies and a more immersive listening experience. That should appeal particularly to listeners who enjoy Afrobeats, hip-hop, amapiano and other bass-heavy music. It is also worth remembering that specifications alone cannot completely determine sound quality. Driver size, tuning, earcup seal, ANC processing and the listener's preference all affect the final experience.

The BoomPop N is therefore better viewed as a bass-oriented everyday headphone rather than a specialist studio-monitoring product.

Good choice for calls and remote work

Oraimo includes dual-microphone environmental noise cancellation (ENC) for calls. The idea is to help the microphones distinguish your voice from surrounding environmental noise, making conversations clearer in busy environments. The headphones also support dual-device connectivity. This is particularly useful if you use both a smartphone and laptop.

For example, you can remain connected to your laptop while also having your phone connected. If a call arrives on your phone, you can switch without completely disconnecting from your computer. For Nigerian remote workers, students and freelancers who move between Zoom/Google Meet sessions and smartphone calls, this is a genuinely useful feature.

Gaming mode and Bluetooth 5.4

The BoomPop N supports a low-latency game mode, which is designed to reduce the delay between an action happening on a phone or computer and the corresponding sound reaching your ears. It also uses Bluetooth 5.4, with a stated wireless range of at least 10 metres under suitable conditions. That makes it suitable for casual mobile gaming, although serious competitive gamers may still prefer wired headphones or gaming-focused wireless models where latency is a higher priority.

What about the Oraimo Sound app?

The BoomPop N works with the Oraimo Sound app, which gives users additional control over supported audio features. Oraimo provides the app through both Google Play and Apple's App Store. This is useful because software features can make a budget headphone more flexible than its basic hardware specifications suggest.

Who should buy the Oraimo BoomPop N?

The BoomPop N makes the most sense for someone who wants one headphone for several situations. A university student could use it for music, online lectures, gaming and studying. A remote worker could use it for meetings and music throughout the workday. A traveller could benefit from the ANC and long battery life. It is also a reasonable option for someone who wants to spend around ₦40,000–₦50,000 rather than moving into the much more expensive Sony, Bose or Apple headphone categories.

Independent video reviews have also highlighted features including ANC, the 65-hour battery claim, Bluetooth 5.4, dual-device connection and gaming mode.

Who should look elsewhere?

You may want to consider another headphone if your priority is premium flagship-level ANC, audiophile-grade sound or the absolute best microphone performance. The BoomPop N is designed around value. Its biggest appeal is combining many desirable features at a comparatively affordable price, rather than matching the engineering of headphones costing several times more.

Final verdict

At that price, the combination of hybrid ANC, 40mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.4, 65-hour claimed battery life, dual-device connectivity, USB-C charging, AUX connectivity, ENC microphones and gaming mode makes the BoomPop N a strong value proposition.

The biggest thing to watch is the price difference between Nigerian retailers. If you see it around ₦39,000–₦45,000, it becomes particularly attractive. Paying close to ₦57,000 requires more consideration because better-known competitors and higher-tier Oraimo models may become more relevant at that price.

For Nigerian students, remote workers, commuters and music lovers looking for a feature-packed wireless ANC headphone without spending ₦100,000 or more, the Oraimo BoomPop N is one of the models worth putting on your shortlist.