Oraimo’s Nigerian store lists the new SpaceBuds Fit (OTW-627S) at ₦54,900, which puts it slightly above the SpaceBuds 2 (OTW-631), listed at about ₦53,500 when we checked on October 26, 2026. On the spec that most people buy ANC earbuds for, the newer and pricier pair comes second, with Oraimo rating the Oraimo SpaceBuds Fit’s adaptive noise cancelling at up to 45dB against up to 52dB of hybrid ANC on the SpaceBuds 2.
That doesn’t make the Fit a bad buy, because it was built around different priorities. It’s lighter, its charging case holds more total playtime with ANC off, and it carries a slightly higher dust and water rating. Which pair suits you depends on whether you’d rather block out more noise on a loud bus or go longer between charges when power is unreliable, and the numbers below come straight from Oraimo’s own product pages.
| Features | Oraimo SpaceBuds Fit (OTW-627S) | Oraimo SpaceBuds 2 (OTW-631) |
|---|---|---|
| Noise cancelling | Adaptive ANC, up to 45dB | Hybrid ANC, up to 52dB, with transparency mode |
| Call mics | 6-mic ENC | AI call noise reduction |
| Driver | 10mm | 11mm |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.3, two devices at once | Bluetooth 6.0, two devices at once |
| Battery | 10h per charge (6h with ANC), 60h with case (36h with ANC) | 11.5h per charge (9h with ANC), 45h with case (35h with ANC) |
| Charging | USB-C, 10 minutes for 3 hours | USB-C, 10 minutes for 3 hours |
| Water Resistance | IP55 | IP54 |
| Weight | 4.5g per earbud, 45g case | Not confirmed |
| Launch Price | ₦54,900 | About ₦53,500 |
Seven decibels is the gap you’ll notice in traffic
Oraimo rates the SpaceBuds 2 at up to 52dB of hybrid noise cancelling, and you can adjust it in the oraimo sound app, which also offers a transparency mode for when you need to hear an announcement or a conductor calling your stop. The Fit’s ANC is adaptive, so it adjusts in real time, but its 45dB ceiling is lower. Decibels work on a logarithmic scale, so seven of them is a meaningful difference on paper, though how much you’ll hear depends on how well the tips seal in your ears.
Calls are where the Fit pushes back. Oraimo lists six microphones with environmental noise cancellation on the Fit, while the SpaceBuds 2 page describes AI call noise reduction without saying how many mics are involved. If you take a lot of calls outdoors, the Fit’s dedicated mic setup is the stronger promise, though Oraimo hasn’t published call-quality figures for either pair.
The Fit’s case goes further, but each earbud doesn’t
Battery is less one-sided than it first looks. With ANC off, the Fit’s case gives you up to 60 hours in total against 45 hours on the SpaceBuds 2, which is the figure that counts if you charge the case once and go days without power. Each earbud tells a different story, though. The SpaceBuds 2 lasts up to 11.5 hours per charge with ANC off and 9 hours with it on, while the Fit manages 10 and 6 hours, so on a long working day with ANC running, the older pair needs fewer trips back to the case. With ANC on, the total with the case is almost level at 36 hours for the Fit and 35 for the SpaceBuds 2.
Both pairs charge over USB-C and Oraimo quotes three hours of playback from a 10-minute top-up on each. The Fit is rated IP55 against the SpaceBuds 2’s IP54, a small step up in protection against dust and water jets, and Oraimo lists it at 4.5g per earbud. It also adds in-ear detection that pauses your music when you take a bud out. The SpaceBuds 2 counters with Bluetooth 6.0, a gaming mode and app features such as EQ and spatial audio, which we covered in our SpaceBuds 2 and SpaceBuds Pro comparison.
₦53,500–₦54,900
Official stock
Last checked: 26 October 2026
SpaceBuds 2 about ₦53,500, SpaceBuds Fit ₦54,900 on Oraimo's Nigerian store. The Fit had no customer reviews yet when we checked.
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Buy it if
- SpaceBuds Fit: you want the longest total playtime from the case with ANC off
- SpaceBuds Fit: you take many calls outdoors and value a six-mic setup
- SpaceBuds Fit: you want a lighter pair with IP55 protection
Skip it if
- Skip the Fit if strong noise cancelling is your main reason for buying
- Skip the Fit if you want proven reviews, since it had none on Oraimo's store when we checked
- Skip the Fit if you use ANC all day, where the SpaceBuds 2 lasts longer per charge
For noise cancelling and per-charge stamina, the SpaceBuds 2 is the better pair and costs slightly less. The Fit makes sense if case battery, calls and a lighter build matter more to you.
If ANC is what you’re paying for, the SpaceBuds 2 gives you more of it for about ₦1,400 less and has more than 1,700 customer ratings behind it on Oraimo’s store. The SpaceBuds Fit earns its place for people who’d trade some quiet for a case that lasts longer between charges, and if you’re still deciding whether ANC is worth this budget at all, our roundup of Oraimo earbuds under ₦30,000 shows what you give up by spending less.
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