A couple of years back, Meizu ranked among the top 10 smartphone manufacturers but all that is history. The company is presently striving to regain its prominence in the smartphone market with the re-introduction of the mBlu series and release of flagship models. Meizu is also churning out smart home products and accessories. The latest is the Meizu Blus Air True Wireless earbuds.
Meizu Blus Air True Wireless earbud has as its major highlight, an ultra-long battery life which can last up to 25 hours. The product has a better battery life than the Apple AirPods Pro which has come to be a benchmark product for flagship wireless headphones.
The Blus Air TWS earbuds are each equipped with a customized 12mm frequency division super moving copper-magnesium-aluminum alloy coil. The earbuds come with flexible TPU suspension edge and bio-fiber dome frequency division composite diaphragm, bringing a good sound performance.
The two earbuds are equipped with dual microphone arrays, which can filter ambient noise in different frequency bands indoors and outdoors in all directions. It also comes with intelligent Environment Noise Cancellation algorithm. The earbuds feature support for Bluetooth 5.2 and supports ultra-low latency as low as 50ms in the game mode. 
The earbud adopts an ergonomic semi-in-ear design while the charging case uses an oval design. Each of the earbud weighs 3.9 grams and have support for IPX5 splash proof.
In terms of battery life, each of the earbud can last for 6.5 hours on a single charge but with the charging case, the battery life goes up to 25 hours. The earbuds can easily be connected to a Meizu smartphone running Flyme OS. Other brands will need to download the Lifeme app which will allow the user adjust the earbuds’ parameters.
The Meizu Blus Air is priced at 159 yuan ($23) and will go on sale from 10AM on May 23 in China.
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