@anubhav11 Take OnePlus Buds only if you have a oneplus phone else your earbuds will not get software updates with other android or iOS devices and after the launch they have given some updates improving some sound quality.
I would rather buy two different products in that budget, because the ones primarily intended for music listening don't work well with phone calls. I mean the calling experience isn't very smooth and pleasant.
I bought Amazfit Powerbuds around a week ago which is working quite well. I use it every workday for Teams calls and haven't heard of any complaints that my voice not clear or things of that sort. Even the sound quality is pretty good. Has a good amount of bass. It is not very loud though. So you'll be using it at around 80-90% volume most of the time, which is a non issue for me. Do keep in mind that it doesn't support highres APTx or LDAC codecs; only SBC.
If you're talking about the noise cancellation for the user it isolates it pretty well (doesn't have ANC). And it has something called thru mode which allows the background noise to come through using the internal mics.
For the background noise cancellation for the other party, haven't really used it with too much background noise so not sure about that. And till now no one has complained about my noise not being clear, etc.
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