Huawei FreeClip earphones will launch on December 26 in China

After the global launch, Huawei is ready to release the FreeClip earphones in China. The company officially announced to hold a release conference on December 26, where it will unveil the Wenjie M9 smart car and its first open-back earbuds.

Two days ago, Huawei held the Innovative Product Launch event in Dubai and launched a handful of new devices including the FreeClip earphones. As of now, the company is bringing the smart wearable to users in the home ground.

Accordingly, Huawei has shared a teaser and announced that the FreeClip earphones will launch on December 26 in China. On the other hand, the tech giant will introduce the luxurious smart vehicle – Wenjie M9 with amazing features. (Read More…)

Huawei FreeClip – Specifications

The brand-new earphones bear a unique design where you just have to clip it around your ears, without actually inserting them. Thus, it prevents pain and discomfort even if you are wearing it all day long.

Another significant capability is, Huawei FreeClips support automatic left and right ear recognition. Hence, you don’t need to get confused while using earphones. Just put them on to your ears and enjoy a pain-free experience.

Talking about the design, FreeClip is made up of three main parts: a Comfort Bean, an Acoustic Ball, and a C-bridge. Together, they help in automatic adjustment so that consumers can wear the earbuds firmly, without any inconvenience.

Huawei FreeClip has obtained an IP54 rating and packs a 55mAh battery, which can play music for 8 hours. Besides, the earbuds case carries a 510mAh cell, offering 32 hours of long battery life.

With the headphone box (510mAh battery), it can achieve 32 hours of battery life. It gets completely charged within 40 minutes. Meanwhile, you can use it for 3 hours straight in 10 minutes of charging.

In terms of pricing, Huawei FreeClip debuted in the global market for $216 (1500 yuan). Although, the information reveals that the company may drop the cost to 1000 yuan ($141) in China.

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