Huawei FreeLace wireless headphones with a price tag of EUR 99 (roughly Rs. 7,700) will go on sale in select countries starting April 11.
Huawei on Tuesday unveiled the new FreeLace and FreeBuds Lite wireless headphonesas well as the Watch GT Active and Watch GT Elegant smartwatches. The Chinese telecommunications giant also announced its partnership with Korean fashion brand Gentle Monster to launch its lineup of smart eyewear. The first pair of Huawei smart glasses, which were showcased at the P30 launch event, are designed to let users make or receive voice calls and access the digital assistant. Additionally, the company showcased its 12000mAh 40W SuperCharge fast charging power bank that is designed to charge not just smartphones but also laptops.
Talking about Huawei’s new devices, the Huawei FreeLace wireless headphones can easily be fast charged through any smartphone, tablet, or PC having a USB Type-C port. They feature a USB Type-C connector that joins the right earbud with its left counterpart. Huawei claims that the FreeLace headphones are capable of delivering up to 18 hours of playback or 13 hours of talk time on a single charge. Also, they can offer up to four hours of playback time with a five-minute of quick charge.
Alongside fast charging, the Huawei FreeLace headphones support the company’s proprietary HiPair technology that helps enables quick and easy Bluetooth pairing with any Huawei phone running EMUI 9.1. The headphones come with 9.2mm dynamic driver units and have TPU diaphragm along with titanium plating on top. The company claims that this combination enables smooth treble and punchy bass.
Huawei FreeLace headphones support HiPair technology
The microphone module of the Huawei FreeLace headphones has a dual-cavity design that comes with an additional channel for air ventilation. There is a Magnetic Switch as well as a built-in Hall sensor onboard. The in-line remote also enables volume adjustments and supports inputs such as a two-second-long press to activate the voice assistant and a double-tape to skip the current music track.
Huawei has also provided IPX5 water and dust resistance on the FreeLace headphones.
