LeEco is no longer a popular company in international markets. But the firm is not dead yet despite financial troubles. It continues to sell a wide variety of products in its home country China. Hence, we are not surprised to learn it launching a new pair of TWS called Letv Super Earphone Ears Pro (translated).
Letv Super Earphone Ears Pro Specifications and Features
The newly announced Letv Super Earphone Ears Pro are just another pair of truly wireless earphones in the already crowded market but with some uncommon specs in its segment. They feature an in-ear design with silicone tips and come in two colors namely White and Black. In other words, they look like a fusion of Apple AirPods Pro and HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro.
The earbuds are powered by L1+ chip and connect with devices via Bluetooth 5.0. Unlike most budget TWS, these also come with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Another notable feature is that their charging case also supports Qi wireless charging, in addition to USB Type-C charging.
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Further, the buds support HSP, HFP, A2DP, AAC, and SBC audio codecs. Also, since they feature touch gesture controls, users can single tap to play/pause, double-tap to play the next track, and tiple-tap to play the previous track.
As for battery life, the company claims this product to offer up to 4 hours using the buds’ 45mAh battery and extra 24 hours from the charging case. Hence, it comes with up to 28-hour battery life.
Last but not least, the buds measure 33.2 x 19.6 x 23.6mm in dimensions and weigh 4g each, whereas the charging case measure 62 x 22.8 x 46.3mm in dimensions.
Letv Super Earphone Ears Pro Pricing and Availability
The Letv Super Earphone Ears Pro are priced only at ¥218 ($33). They are currently up for pre-order on the company’s official online store in China and will start shipping from January 7.
There’s no word on international availability as of now but anyway, we highly doubt if they will ever make it out to global markets.
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