Huawei announced its new features at a conference in Dubai. Among the products offered; Free Clips, high-end True Wireless headphones. Their features lie in their unusual design and also in their positioning, which is reminiscent of Sony’s Linkbuds.
Huawei FreeClips rely on their surprising design
This product wants to convince those who want wireless headphones but are not convinced by traditional in-ear headphones. Design focuses on ergonomics two separate parts connected by a semi-flexible C-shaped rod. The aim is to provide the best possible support by surrounding the auricle. Anyone who has played sports with these types of headphones knows how risky the fit can be. This is the problem Huawei wants to solve with FreeClip. The brand promises us a sensor that allows tightening the ear cartilage without disturbing it. Visually this gives an interesting result, closer to piercings than Airpods. It depends!
Moreover, headphones “two-way”, adapts to both ears without discrimination. Once worn, they know which side they are on to reproduce sound thanks to the accelerometer. They come in two colors: purple or black. They are IP54 certified: resistant to rain and splashes, dust and sweat.
FreeClips also benefits from a nice technical page
It is clear that FreeClips has active noise reduction (not for the user, but only for his interlocutors during calls), but there is also a surround sound system that allows you to listen to your music while being aware of what is happening around you. It is practical for walking on the street without danger.
As for autonomy, the Chinese brand promises up to 8 hours of music on each earbud. and a total of 36 hours, I count the charge with the case. We are at the market average in this regard. The FreeClips are interesting headphones on paper, and we’ll be testing them in due course. They are already available on the official website of the manufacturer. 199 euro price.
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