News & Reviews:   earphones

After launching the truly wireless Nord Buds last month, OnePlus moves on to present a new wired audio gear today. The name is pretty much self-explanatory as it goes by Nord Wired Earphones. Now, let's check out what this new product offers to the market!

After the announcement of the latest Samsung Galaxy S21 series, Samsung held a QnA session with some of the media online. On the topic of being sustainable by removing charging bricks, Samsung also unveiled that all of its Galaxy phone lineups will eventually remove them.

It seems that a bunch of images regarding the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro has been posted by Evan Blass on voice.com, giving us an early look at the earphones a day before the official release date. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, the leaked images do give us an idea on what to expect as soon as it is available in the local market.

Other than dealing with the Covid-19 spread in our country, it looks like our Ministry of Health doesn't forget about other health conditions as well, for example, hearing impairment. Today, the Twitter account of the ministry has posted a poster to warn the public about ways to deal with permanent damage that could be caused by earphones.

Xiaomi's true wireless stereo (TWS) doesn't seem like it's ending soon. The company launched the 1MORE TWS last month and the Redmi AirDots 2 just last week, but another new one may be launching soon. Recently, sources have found the Bluetooth certification for the new TWS earphones, which bears the name of Mi Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earphones.

Xiaomi recently unveiled the Redmi AirDots 2 TWS earphones, which sold more than 3 million units in China due to the fact that it’s only priced at RMB79 (~RM48). However, once the crowdfunding campaign is over, the aforementioned earphones will revert back to its retail price of RMB99 (~RM60).

Based on a report by the AndroidPolice.com, it seems that HTC could be working on a pair of wireless earbuds that look similar to a black Apple AirPods. The only difference between HTC’s earbuds and the Apple AirPods is that HTC’s charging case opens lengthwise instead of flipping the top open.

Sony is one of the companies that is leading audio products to a higher level by introducing many high-quality audio gadgets to the market since forever. The Japanese company has also been working hard to bring even more innovative designs or the latest technologies to their audio products. Now, Sony has been spotted with patented wireless earphones that is suitable for athletes and also people who wear helmets frequently.

Earlier today, Razer has officially unveiled the Pokemon-themed true wireless earphones on weibo at the price of RMB849(~RM519). To go into more detail, the aforementioned earphones are kept in a PokeBall charging case which is able to provide several hours of listening time before you need to charge it again.

Huawei has announced that the Huawei FreeLace Wireless Earphones, will be available for purchase in Malaysia at the price of RM369. The earphones can be purchased from all Huawei Brand Stores across the nation, as well as Huawei’s official website. The Huawei FreeLace Wireless Earphones comes with features such as the Huawei HiPair, which allows any Huawei smartphones running on EMUI 9.1 to easily pair with each other. Not only that, but the earphones let you plug itself into a USB Type-C port to quickly charge itself.