Huawei has just launched a new pair of earbuds that come in a case that looks like \u2013 get this \u2013 lipstick.<\/b>
\nHuawei has just launched a new pair of earbuds that come in a case that looks like \u2013 get this \u2013 lipstick. The aptly-named Huawei FreeBuds Lipstick sports a charging case that is shaped to look like the cosmetic item \u2013 the aesthetic is glossy and is mostly black, with gold accents. The strikingly red earbuds stick out of the case when you remove the cover \u2013 the shape of the earbuds looks a lot like the FreeBuds 4 thanks to its long stems and in-ear design that does not use silicone covers. Under the hood are a set of 14.3mm LCP dynamic drivers that boast a frequency of up to 40kHz. Each earbud also come with its own bass-enhancing power engine. Besides that, there\u2019s also open-fit active noise cancellation that studies the shape of your ears to offer the best noise cancellation experience it can. Huawei doesn\u2019t go into detail about the device\u2019s mic and call quality \u2013 but they do highlight the earbuds\u2019 recording capability. There\u2019s HD recording that offers 48kHz audio sampling rates, plus Voice Mode that blocks out ambient sound. Gamers will benefit from a low 90ms latency rate, but this feature is only available on smartphones running on EMUI. In terms of battery life, Huawei claims that the earbuds can offer up to 4 hours of use, or 24 hours with the charging case. There\u2019s also IPX4 water- and dust-resistance rating. The Huawei FreeBuds Lipstick is unfortunately only available in Europe for the time being, and it\u2019s priced at EUR249 (about RM1203). There\u2019s word on its Malaysian availability yet, but we wouldn\u2019t mind owning set of earbuds as quirky as this. Writer by trade, aspiring hotdog-eating champion by inclination.<\/p>\n