Huawei introduced the FreeBuds Pro 2+ wireless headphones. According to her, these are the world’s first headphones with the function of measuring the pulse and body temperature of its owner. The novelty is equipped with a dual-mode heart rate sensor and supports the “industry’s first 3D intelligent temperature measurement algorithm.” Data on the user’s heart rate and body temperature in real time is sent to his smartphone, and in case of suboptimal performance, the owner of the headphones will receive a notification.

As for the direct duties of Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2+, sound reproduction, the headphones received 11 mm drivers, support for “deep bass” (low frequencies reach 14 Hz) and active noise reduction: a three-microphone system allows you to block extraneous noise up to 47 dB. The headphones also support Huawei L2HC and LDACTM codecs and provide high-definition spatial sound transmission. Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2+ has several sound playback modes, for example, as in a concert hall or a cinema, and a six-axis position sensor is responsible for tracking the movements of the user’s head.

Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2+ wireless headphones are made in white with a golden rim. They will go on sale in the Chinese market on April 7 this year at a price of 1,499 yuan (about $219).

Nothing, as promised, has unveiled its new fully wireless headphones called Ear (2). That is, it is the successor to the company’s first device.

The novelty has retained a recognizable design and a price of $150. But technically the new model has improved significantly. In particular, there is support for the LHDC 5.0 audio codec, which allows you to stream audio in Hi-Res format. The headphones also offer active noise cancellation and dual-source connectivity.

At the same time, the emitters do not seem to have changed. They, as before, have a diameter of 11.6 mm. From the rest, autonomy up to 36 hours can be noted, but this is taking into account the case, support for wireless charging and protection against moisture and dust (IP54).

The Chinese company Oppo today introduced not only the Oppo Find X6 series of smartphones and the Oppo Pad 2 tablet, but also the Oppo Enco Free 3 fully wireless headphones.

They look pretty standard, but are positioned as the world’s first headphones that use bamboo fiber in their drivers.

So, the headphones received 12.4 mm bamboo fiber drivers and an active noise reduction system (up to 49 dB). They support Hi-Res Audio and surround sound, Bluetooth 5.3, a variety of codecs including LDAC, LC3, AAC and SBC. Headphones are protected from moisture (IP55). Battery life is 7 hours without charging case and 30 hours with charging case.

Oppo Enco Free 3 will be available in China for $75 from April 3, 2023. In the meantime, there is a pre-order with a price reduced to $ 65.