The OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2.0 Bluetooth headphones are revised and redesigned for more comfort, better sound, and more convenience. Has it worked? In our initial testing, absolutely. These great sounding earbuds are clearly made for life on the move, and deliver exactly what you’ll want to ensure you aren’t left in silence.
OnePlus has made my ears happy with the sequel to its already decent Bullets Wireless in-ear Bluetooth headphones, and removed that nagging question that often infiltrates my mind: Is there enough time to charge my Bluetooth headphones before I run for the train? Imaginatively named Bullets Wireless 2.0, the company has fixed one of the main things I really didn’t like about the original, improved the sound quality, and added lighting fast recharging too. Yes, they cost a little more, but the price increase is justified with this level of convenience.
The basic style of the Bullets Wireless hasn’t altered greatly, and they’re still a pair of neckband in-ear Bluetooth headphones, with pods at the end of a flexible tether that hangs comfortably around the back of your neck. Attached to these are two in-ear buds made from polished stainless steel, one of which has an inline control for play/pause and volume controls.
OnePlus has redesigned the buds, adding curves and flows to create what it calls a “nautilus” shape, which is a considerable implement over the first Bullets Wireless. The stainless steel body gives the buds a classy sheen, and they’re capped off by matte end plates and translucent ear tips, complete with flashes of red to give them character. The OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2.0 look expensive and feel solidly made.
The left pod contains the USB Type-C connector to charge the Bullets Wireless 2.0, and has a single button that performs a unique function: Double tap it and the Bluetooth connection will switch from the current device to the last paired device.
