Besides launching a new operating system, new laptops, TVs, a smartwatch, and a few other products, Huawei also released new top-end headphones. The Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 Bluetooth earphones do not fall behind any top brand. They also cost 1299 yuan ($192). You might think that this is too much for a Huawei product, but the truth is that we are dealing with the strongest product in the history of TWS.

The Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 earbud weighs 5.9g. The weight of the earphone box is reduced to 52.1g, and the volume is reduced by 11% compared with the previous generation.

At the same time, the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 wireless earphones innovatively adopt a super-perceptual acoustic dual-unit system. The system mainly includes three technologies: super-perceptual acoustic dual-unit, digital dual-frequency technology, and triple real-time listening optimization. If put simply, the earphones can restore sound detail and reproduce the original sound.

Apart from this, our protagonist also comes with upgraded hardware as well as software algorithm adjustment. In this sense, we know that Huawei is in cooperation with the French audio brand, Devialet. These headphones are no exception. And they bring pure sound quality with surging bass and rich details.

Moreover, the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 supports LDAC and L2HC 2.0 dual high-definition audio codec protocols. Not accidentally, they have won the HWA /Hi-Res Audio Wireless Gold Standard certification in acoustic performance.

These earphones also debut a three-microphone stereo array active noise reduction system. Currently, on the market, you will find basically dual-microphone active noise reduction earphones. But Huawei has gone a step forward. The noise reduction frequency band is wider and the noise reduction range is deeper up to 47dB.

Due to this, the call noise reduction capability has been further upgraded. The system uses a deep neural network algorithm to implement a quiet call function.

Lastly, these headphones can last up to 4 hours. Plus, the case will provide additional 18 hours.

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