Bluetooth headphones in the Rp 100,000 range are drawing attention because several models now offer features that were once associated with more expensive devices. In Indonesia, buyers can already find options with Bluetooth 5.0 or newer, Aux support, microSD playback, and even gaming mode.
That combination makes the segment appealing for users who want practical everyday audio gear without spending much. KompasTekno noted that these products were gathered from various marketplaces in Indonesia and range from basic listening needs to more flexible use cases.
1. Joyseus HP6
Joyseus HP6 is one of the most affordable choices in the lineup, priced at around Rp 110,000. It uses a 40 mm driver and a 360 mAh battery, and it can play music through Bluetooth or a TF/microSD card without a smartphone.
The model also includes a microphone for calls and supports Aux cable use, which adds flexibility across different devices. For buyers looking for a low-cost entry point, that mix of features makes it a practical option.
2. Jete 11
Jete 11 sells for around Rp 115,000 and stands out for its official warranty of up to 2 years. It uses Bluetooth 5.0 and a foldable design that can be rotated for easier storage.
The headset also supports microSD and Aux connections, while its soft earpads are designed for longer listening comfort. In this price class, the warranty is one of the most notable selling points.
3. Supernova H10
Supernova H10 is priced at around Rp 116,000 and already uses Bluetooth 5.4. It comes with a 40 mm driver and a gaming mode with low latency, making it suitable for casual gaming.
The device also supports Aux connectivity and uses an over-ear design with memory foam padding. Those details help it balance everyday listening with added comfort.
4. Avvic V5-S
Avvic V5-S is sold at around Rp 126,000 and comes in a gradient color design. It is equipped with a 400 mAh battery, a 40 mm driver, and Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless playback.
It also supports microSD and Aux use, while the microphone and volume controls make it more convenient for daily use. The model is aimed at buyers who want a slightly more polished look without moving far above the entry-level range.
5. Izzy TH20
Izzy TH20 sits at around Rp 129,000 and is sold as a fairly complete package. It uses Bluetooth 5.3, a 40 mm driver, and a 400 mAh battery that is claimed to last for about 8 hours.
The headset also includes CVC noise reduction on the microphone, supports Aux, and comes with a pouch in the retail package. That accessory bundle adds value for users who want a ready-to-use purchase.
6. Lenovo Erazer EH106
Lenovo Erazer EH106 is priced at around Rp 139,000 and offers Bluetooth 5.4, which is newer than some of its rivals in the same budget band. It uses a 40 mm driver, includes a microphone for calls, and is claimed to last about 15 hours on a single charge.
USB-C charging and a foldable design make it more convenient for travel and storage. Among these options, it is one of the models that combines a newer wireless standard with a longer stated battery life.
7. KiiP Wireless TH30
KiiP Wireless TH30 is the most expensive item in the list at around Rp 149,000. It offers Bluetooth 5.3, a 40 mm driver, and a low-latency gaming mode for users who want a more responsive audio connection.
The headset also supports Aux use and includes memory foam on the earcups for added comfort during longer sessions. That makes it a straightforward choice for buyers who want a budget headphone with a stronger gaming tilt.
At this price level, the differences are not only about sound but also about convenience features such as battery size, foldable construction, and wired backup options. For shoppers in Indonesia, the main appeal is that these headphones keep the entry price low while still offering functions that make them usable for music, calls, and light gaming.
