Giztop is giving a fantastic super deal on Huawei Freebuds 3. The wireless earbud which usually retails at $120 is now available at a discounted price of $59 only. 

Huawei Freebuds 3 is a wireless earbud that features the all-new Dolphin Bionic Design which gives you a better and comfortable fit and a clear, crisp, and deep sound in your ears. Designed to impress, Huawei Freebuds 3 comes with a distinctive circular charging case created to mimic a pebble with a glossy finish. 

Huawei Freebuds 3 brings you the world’s first-ever wearable Bluetooth 5.1 and 5.1 LE chipset and the Huawei Isochronus Dual Transmission technology which results in a faster and stable Bluetooth connection and accurate audio and video sync. For more detailed information and comparisons check out this article from Gizmochina.

Huawei Freebuds 3 usually retails at around $120. But for a limited period, Giztop is giving a massive discount of 70% on this earbud bringing it down to $59. Please note that the above offer is valid only on the Black color variant, ordered from the European Warehouse. So without further ado grab this super deal before it expires.

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Huawei took the wraps off its new wireless earbuds dubbed the Freebuds 3 during the IFA 2019 which was held in Berlin. The newfangled wireless earbuds sport a new outward appearance called the Dolphin Bionic Design.and is integrated with the Kirin A1 chipset.

The first, as well as the second generation of Apple’s AirPods, is powered by the W1 and H1 proprietary chips respectively. Huawei has followed suit by using the Kirin A1 chip to power its new earbuds. This new chipset adopts the Isochronous Dual Channel Bluetooth data transmission.

Much to the delight of European buyers that have restlessly been waiting to get their hands on the Huawei FreeBuds 3, Giztop is offering the feature-rich wireless earbuds for a considerably lowered price. While the true wireless stereo headset would normally set you back $189m the popular Chinese e-tailer is offering it for only $89.

Exclusively available for European buyers, the promo allows you to save $100. The irresistible Huawei FreeBuds 3 ‘s low-power processor comes with advanced Bluetooth and offers a powerful audio output for an immersive listening experience. Moreover, it is the world’s first Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth 5.1 LE wearable chipset.

Huawei FreeBuds 3 delivers the world’s first open-fit active noise cancellation and features a built-in bone voice sensor for clear conversation when making calls. Freebuds 3 true wireless headset’s Dolphin Bionic design is inspired by a dolphin’s vocal cavity.

It comes in a unique circular case with a glossy finish. One of the earbuds normally serves as a master, and the other acts as the slave, but the FreeBuds 3 earbud allows you to pair each earbud as a separate channel to the phone. Moreover, they are the world’s first earbuds to offer open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction.

You can visit this link to check out more details about the Huawei FreeBuds 3 and place your order through Giztop. Note that the discount is only valid for European buyers.

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Huawei has finally taken the wraps off the FreeBuds 3 in India. The wireless earbuds was earlier tipped to launch in March but that didn’t happen until now. The FreeBud 3 comes with a Rs 12,990 price tag and will be sold exclusively on Amazon India starting from May 20.

The Freebuds 3 True wireless stereo headset features a new design which is tagged by Huawei as “Dolphin Bionic”. The design is inspired by a dolphin’s vocal cavity. The storage case was also redesigned and has a circular shape like a perfectly round pebble with a glossy finish.

The earbuds are powered by a new Kirin A1 chip which is said to deliver low latency and low power consumption as the earbuds use an isochronous dual channel Bluetooth connection. This means that each earbud is paired to the phone on a separate channel rather than one earbud being the master while the other is the slave as obtainable in most earbuds.

Huawei touts the Freebuds 3 to be the world’s first earbuds with open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction. The earbuds feature a bone sensor which will work with the Mic Duct for noise cancellation and a crystal clear conversation when making calls. It also has a latency of 190ms which makes it perfect for gaming, and the noise cancellation is adjustable using the companion app.

The Freebuds 3 boasts a 4-hour battery life which can be extended to 20 hours with the charging case. The case is said to support both fast wired and wireless charging.

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Huawei, the Chinese giant which is the world’s leading telecom equipment manufacturer, is also one of the leading smartphone brands. It is dominating the Chinese smartphone market while globally, it is the second largest smartphone company, just behind South Korean giant Samsung.

While the company has seen good growth in the smartphone side of its business, it was aiming for the top position and dethroning Samsung, but is now seems like a distant dream given that the brand has been put on the Entity List by the United States, effectively banning the company.

However, there’s another segment where the company is witnessing a tremendous growth — Wearables. Huawei’s Richard Yu has recently revealed that the company’s wearable products continues to maintain growth of 100 percent for two consecutive years.

He claimed that the company’s growth in this product category for the year 2019 is more than 170 percent, which is believes is the result of customers around the world liking the experience Huawei’s wearable devices provide.

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Also, it must be noted that the wearable devices are also getting diversified and are not limited to smartwatches and fitness trackers. Currently, the true-wireless earbuds are getting a lot of traction in the market and Huawei recently launched its latest TWS earbuds, dubbed as Huawei FreeBuds 3.

Huawei has also development and launched its own chipset for wearable devices — Huawei HiSilicon Kirin A1, which the company is using in several of its products. The FreeBuds 3 are also powered by this same chipset and so is the Huawei Watch GT2.

The Chinese giant has also started investing more in the wearables given that they are an essential part of the larger smart living strategy. The company has also planned to use the Kirin A1 chipset in several different type of products, including variant of earphones, smart glasses, smartwatches, among others.

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Huawei may launch its latest True Wireless Bluetooth earbuds dubbed Huawei FreeBuds 3 in India later this month. Tipster Ishan Arghawal shared this detail which he termed “exclusive” on his Twitter handle earlier today. Even though he first tipped the launch for this week, the tipster later clarified that the launch will be this month. The Chinese company hasn’t got any event lined up for India any time soon but in the face of the Coronavirus scare, any launch will have to be done via an online-only event which can easily be arranged.

Exclusive: Tough competition for AirPods is now coming to India! Huawei will be launching the Freebuds 3 in India, this week. It is the only Open-fit Active Noise Cancellation Wireless Earbuds in the market. So excited, let's wait and watch for the launch date & other details. pic.twitter.com/5nJOGlNVx1

— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) March 11, 2020

The Freebuds 3 True wireless stereo headset features a new design which is tagged by Huawei as “Dolphin Bionic”. The design is inspired by a dolphin’s vocal cavity. The storage case was also redesigned and has a circular shape like a perfectly round pebble with a glossy finish.

The earbuds are powered by a new Kirin A1 chip which is said to deliver low latency and low power consumption as the earbuds use an isochronous dual channel Bluetooth connection. This means that each earbud is paired to the phone on a separate channel rather than one earbud being the master while the other is the slave as obtainable in most earbuds.

Huawei touts the Freebuds 3 to be the world’s first earbuds with open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction. The earbuds feature a bone sensor which will work with the Mic Duct for noise cancellation and a crystal clear conversation when making calls. It also has a latency of 190ms which makes it perfect for gaming, and the noise cancellation is adjustable using the companion app.

The Freebuds 3 boasts a 4-hour battery life which can be extended to 20 hours with the charging case. The case is said to support both fast wired and wireless charging.

We wait for official information about the FreeBuds 3 India launch and will keep you updated when something pops up.

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Touted as the world’s leading trade show where manufacturers show off their new home appliances and consumer electronics, the IFA 2019 kicked off on September 6th last year. Cashing in on the event, Huawei took the covers off its new wireless earbuds dubbed the FreeBuds 3.

Even months after hitting the store shelves, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 continues to garner popularity among music lovers who fancy listening to favorite soundtracks on the go. Taking its skyrocketing popularity and undying demand into consideration, Huawei is now offering the FreeBuds 3 for a lowered price through Giztop.

While you’d normally end up shelling out $199 on the white, as well as black tinted FreeBuds 3, you can now purchase these eye-catching color options for a lowered price of just $165. The red color option, on the other hand, usually retails for $209 but is currently up for grabs bearing a reduced price tag of just $175 through the popular Chinese e-tailer.

Sporting a new design, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 is powered by the Kirin A1 chipset. The first and second generation of Apple AirPods that packs the W1 and H1 proprietary chipsets, respectively.

Huawei decided to follow suit and outfitted its new earbuds with the Kirin A1 chipset that adopts the Isochronous Dual Channel Bluetooth data transmission. The low=power processor uses advanced Bluetooth for an immersive listening experience.

Moreover, the Huawei Freebuds 3 is the world’s first earbuds to use Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth 5.1 LE wearable chipset. The Freebuds 3 adopt a design that draws inspiration from a dolphin’s vocal cavity. Unlike the rest of the earbuds available in the market today, the Freebuds 3 comes with a one-of-a-kind circular case that has a glossy finish.

While one earbud acts as a master, the other serves as the slave. With the FreeBuds 3, you can pair each earbud as a separate channel to the phone. According to Huawei, FreeBuds 3 is the world’s first earbuds to offer open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction.

You can visit this link to check out more details about the Huawei FreeBuds 3 and place your order before the promotion comes to an end.

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Freebuds 3

Huawei finally brought out their new wireless earbuds, the Freebuds 3. It seems that Huawei is in good company as Apple released the AirPods Pro earlier. Both of them were targeting the feature of active noise reduction. Compared to the Apple AirPods series, the Huawei Freebuds series usually have a more competitive price. The new Freebuds 3 is no exception. Compared to the price of 249 USD, the Freebuds 3 costs around 197 USD, almost having the same price as AirPods 2, which surprisingly includes the new feature of active noise cancellation. Today we will bring a simple comparison between the Huawei Freebuds 3 and the Apple AirPods Pro.

Design

Both of them developed their appearance style with strong identification, which probably will become diverse references for the design of following wireless earbuds. It’s pretty hard to tell you which design is better. But out of my experience and use, compared to the ear-in design, the open-fit design of Huawei Freebuds 3 fits most people’s ears without causing any discomfort. Especially if you are looking for a pair of earbuds for extended wearing, it’s no doubt that the Huawei Freebuds 3 can provide you better wearing experience.

Considering the competitive price of the Freebuds 3, actually, it’s fair to compare it with the Apple AirPods 2. They both have great fit and share a similar wearing experience. But after thinking about the fact of active noise reduction, it’s not difficult to tell you that the Freebuds 3 looks like a more attractive option.

Sound

Besides the ear fit, there are several important dimensions like sound, noise reduction, conversation, and audio delay that needs to be considered when choosing the earbuds. Then you can match them with your personal usage case scenario. So how do they sound?

As wireless open-fit earbuds, the Freebuds 3 sound great. Or we would say it’s surprisingly good as we did not expect it too much. The good bass provides a better underlying depth to the sound, and the pleasant and rich mid-range reserves great detail of both instruments and vocals. Well, the high-pitch sounds a bit more piercing than the Apple AirPods Pro. Especially when you get closer to 100% volume, the sound would lose part of the bass and make highs distort slightly. So, we suggest you don’t listen on full volume on the Freebuds 3.

But the open-fit design here is really a mixed blessing. It does bring you great comfort, but meanwhile, has a great impact on the sound, especially when fitting into the different shapes of ears. We brought the Freebuds 3 to several testers and asked them about its fit. Most of them had pretty similar comments as us, but we still received complains about the bass performance. We think the reason here is that the open-fit design is not able to provide a perfect fit and different ear shapes will also contribute other variables to the actual listening experience. But as we open the noise reduction, it gets much better. Even so, Freebuds 3 is still one of the wireless earbuds with the best sound.

But please don’t overestimate them, after all, its one of the best sounding WIRELESS earbuds. If you are a hardcore audiophile, you probably would not think of the wireless earbuds anyway. To be honest, I feel the Freebuds 3 sound slightly better than the AirPods Pro.

Noise-canceling

You probably had a hard time imaging how the open-ear design of the Freebuds 3 brought active noise reduction. But given how good the isolation was on the AirPods Pro, we know now that tight-fit tips and a good noise canceling solution can do wonders even for the earbuds with an open ear design. On the Freebuds 3, there’s almost zero physical isolation. But after we test it, we found it’s better than what we had imagined. The Freebuds 3 offer up to 15dB of active noise cancellation. Through the detection of the microphones on each earbud, the Freebuds 3 create a counter, phase-inverted waveform to cancel out the noise. Although it’s not as effective as the AirPods Pro, you can definitely feel the difference with the noise-canceling turned on. Generally, it works well with constant low-frequency noise such as the hum of surrounding machines or drone of an engine. The testers reported that sometimes the consistent effect would be randomly interrupted by sudden noises, but it rarely occurred in our own daily tests.

But if you match the Freebuds 3 with Android phones, the latest AI life App could provide an adjustable strength of the noise canceling. And if you’re a Huawei device user, the Freebuds 3 can provides quite a wonderful experience with their latest official software supports, such as faster and more stable connections.

For the noise canceling, the open-fit design is not good for nothing. The benefit of the open-fit design here is that it can reduce the in-ear pressure that occurs to most noise-canceling earphones, though it does sacrifice the perfect noise canceling function. However, it does provide another decent noise-canceling option for those who cannot tolerate those big headsets or ear-in rivals.

Connection & water-proofing

The new Kirin A1 chip supporting Bluetooth 5.1 enables a short connection time at around 2 seconds on most phones. The isochronous dual-channel connection works well for the audio synchronizing of both earbuds. And it ensures 190ms maximum latency, which is pretty hard to detect during video play or gaming. In daily use, our testers were more likely to give it a high score. The Freebuds 3 are IPX4-certificated, which means that there is no need to worry about sweat or rain, but just make sure not to wash them or take them into the pool.

Battery & operation

As for the battery, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 offers 4 hours of endurance for a full-charge, and the charging case can provide another 16 hours of battery for the earbuds.

About its operation, a double tap on the left earbud switches the active noise canceling. A double-tap on the right one skips to the next track. And you can adjust what the double-tap gestures do from the AI-life APP. you can set them to play or pause media, or just to wake the voice assistant.

Conclusion

It’s no doubt that Freebuds 3 is a great choice for users who want a pair of full-function earbuds at a cheaper price tag. Before the release of the Freebuds 3, we were pretty sure that no one can challenge the dominant position of the AirPods Pro. But now, the Freebuds 3, like a brave and skillful warrior, is holding a sword and challenging the throne.

2019 has been a tough year for Huawei, but it successfully brought out several great product series, like the Huawei P30 series, Mate30 series, Matebook laptops and so on.

We believe in the near 5G future, Huawei has something strong planned for the coming years. And it’ll be a win for the customers who’ll have another great option to choose in multiple product categories in the market.

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The IFA 2019 which took place in September this year in Berlin witnessed the unveiling of Huawei’s new wireless earbuds dubbed the Freebuds 3. Aside from adopting a new design, the wireless earbuds pack the powerful Kirin A1 chipset under the hood.

It is worth noting that the first and the second generation of Apple’s AirPods pack the W1 and H1 proprietary chips respectively. Huawei decided to follow in the footstep of the Cupertino tech firm and provided the Kirin A1 chip for its new earbuds. The newfangled chipset uses the Isochronous Dual Channel Bluetooth data transmission.

This low-power processor features advanced Bluetooth and delivers a power-packed audio output for an immersive listening experience. On top of that, the Huawei Freebuds 3 is the world’s first Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth 5.1 LE wearable chipset.

Wireless earbuds loaded with these sorts of exciting features and specs aren’t easy on the pocketbook, but if you are based in Europe, we got good news for you. You can now pre-order the Huawei FreeBuds 3 and avail of faster shipping, provided you place your pre-order via Giztop.

In addition to fast shipping, European consumers do not even need to pay customs tax. Unlike other steeply-priced headsets that cost a bomb, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 can now be yours for just $209 through Giztop.

Available in black color option, the Freebuds 3 true wireless headset sports a new designed called Dolphin Bionic. The design is inspired by a dolphin’s vocal cavity. Breaking from the tradition, the Freebuds 3 comes with a unique circular case which has a glossy finish.

One of the earbuds usually acts as a master, while the other serves as the slave, but that’s not the case with the FreeBuds 3 earbud as they can be paired as a separate channel to the phone. Moreover, Huawei says the FreeBuds 3 is the first earbuds in the world to offer open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction.

You can head straight to this link to check out more details about the Huawei FreeBuds 3 and place your pre-order to take advantage of faster shipping and save customs tax as well.

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While the US continues to mount pressure on its allies to boycott Huawei‘s products, the company continues to saunter on. Japan may be one of the countries that won’t be using Huawei’s 5G equipment but the Asian country isn’t closing its doors entirely against the Chinese giant. Huawei has reportedly launched a retinue of new products for the Japanese market top of which is the Nova 5T.

Huawei Nova 5T is joined by the Watch GT2, FreeBuds 3,  and Band 4 in making their grand entrance into Japan. All the products were launched within the last couple of months. The Nova 5T made its debut in August packing a powerful specs lineup. The phone is an affordable premium mid-range model but is powered by the flagship Kirin 980 chipset. The model introduced in Japan comes with 6GB of RAM and 128GB storage. The Nova 5T also comes with a Quad -camera setup. The EMUI 9.1 based Android 9 Pie OS runs on the device with support for Google Services.

As for the pricing, the Nova 5T is priced at ¥54,500 Japanese yen (approximately $500). The Huawei FreeBuds 3 is priced at 18,800 yen (about $172). Both products will be available to buy on November 29.

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The Huawei Band 4 and Watch GT2 will be available earlier, from November 22. The Band 4 costs 4800 yen ($44) while the Watch GT 2 42mm version costs 22,800 yen ($209). The 46mm version comes in at 24,800 yen ($228). The Classic version of both the 46mm and 42mm sizes cost 28,800 yen ($264) and 26,800 yen ($246) respectively. we must point out that these prices are higher than what they cost in China and other countries they have been launched. This may be due to import duties and other charges.

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Huawei recently unveiled its Kirin A1 chipset for wearable devices and now as per the reports, the company is all set to release the same chipset in the Indian market later this week. As per the press invite sent out by the company, it wants to “create a new ecosystem in India”.

The Chinese giant has not yet confirmed what exactly it plans to launch in the Indian market but several reports point out that it is going to be the new Kirin A1 chipset. If this turns out to be true, then we expect the company to soon launch its wearable products such as FreeBuds 3 and Watch GT 2 in the Indian market.

The Huawei Kirin A1 chipset was first announced in September this year during IFA 2019 in Berlin. The chipset rivals Apple’s H1 processor that powers the company’s popular true wireless earphones — AirPods.

The Kirin A1 is touted by the company as the world’s first headphone-centric processor to support Bluetooth 5.1. It also offers low latency and ultra high-definition audio output, among other things.

Measuring 4.3 x 4.4 mm, the chipset is integrated with Bluetooth processing unit, audio processing unit, ultra-low-power application processor and independent efficient power management unit. It can output Bluetooth ultra high definition audio (BT-UHD) up to 2.3Mbps for optimal sound quality. It can also provide the fastest Bluetooth transmission speed in real-time, up to 6.5Mbps.

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There’s Kirin AI self-developed dual-channel synchronous transmission technology which solves the problem of stutter and disconnection of headphones caused by Bluetooth and signal interference.

The same chipset is powering the newly launched Huawei FreeBuds 3 true wireless stereo headset. It comes with a new design called Dolphin Bionic, which draws inspiration from a dolphin’s vocal cavity. It comes with a unique circular case with a glossy finish. Also, each earbud of the FreeBuds 3 can be paired to the phone on a separate channel. It comes in a circular charging case that can extend battery life from 4 hours to 20 hours.

On the other hand, the Huawei Watch GT 2 comes with 1.39-inch display with a 3D glass uni-surface. The features onboard the smartwatch includes underwater heart rate monitoring, Bluetooth call from a distance of up to 150m. The watch also comes pre-installed with 13 running courses and 15 workout modes.

The company had previously revealed that the newly launched Kirin A1 chipset can be used in a variety of devices such as wireless headphones, neck-mounted headphones, smart speakers, smart glasses and smartwatches.

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Huawei has announced a new chipset especially for the wearables — Huawei Kirin A1. The chipset is touted to be the world’s first Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.1 wearable chip. The first batch of devices powered by this processor includes Huawei FreeBuds 3 and Huawei Watch GT2.

As said, the Chinese company claims that the Kirin A1 is the first wearable chip that supports both wireless audio devices and smartwatches and is certified by Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.1 standards.

Measuring 4.3 x 4.4 mm, the chipset is integrated with Bluetooth processing unit, audio processing unit, ultra-low-power application processor and independent efficient power management unit.

It is smaller than the recently released Kirin 990s and Apple’s H1 chips, with 30 percent higher performance and 50 percent lower power consumption than Apple’s AirPods. The chip can output Bluetooth ultra high definition audio (BT-UHD) up to 2.3Mbps for optimal sound quality. It can also provide the fastest Bluetooth transmission speed in real-time, up to 6.5Mbps.

There’s Kirin AI self-developed dual-channel synchronous transmission technology which solves the problem of stutter and disconnection of headphones caused by Bluetooth and signal interference.

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The Huawei FreeBuds 3 true wireless stereo headset comes with a new design called Dolphin Bionic, which draws inspiration from a dolphin’s vocal cavity. It comes with a unique circular case with a glossy finish. Also, each earbud of the FreeBuds 3 can be paired to the phone on a separate channel.

The Watch GT 2 comes with 1.39-inch display with a 3D glass uni-surface. The features onboard the smartwatch includes underwater heart rate monitoring, Bluetooth call from a distance of up to 150m. The watch also comes pre-installed with 13 running courses and 15 workout modes.

The company has revealed that the newly launched Kirin A1 chipset can be used in a variety of devices such as wireless headphones, neck-mounted headphones, smart speakers, smart glasses and smartwatches.

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A new version of Huawei’s wireless earbuds was announced at the recently concluded IFA 2019. Dubbed as the Freebuds 3, the newfangled wireless earbuds adopts a new design and packs the chipset called the Kirin A1, under the hood.

The first, as well as the second generation of Apple’s AirPods, is powered by the W1 and H1 proprietary chips respectively. Following in the footsteps of the Cupertino giant, Huawei has outfitted its latest earbuds with the Kirin A1 chip, which uses Isochronous Dual Channel Bluetooth data transmission technology.

This ultra-low-power processor has advanced Bluetooth, coupled with a power-packed audio output for a superior listening experience. Moreover, it is the world’s first Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth 5.1 LE wearable chipset.

Before we delve further into the details about the FreeBuds 3, let’s check out how you can get your hands on the Huawei-branded wireless earbuds without breaking the bank. Available in black, as well as, white color options, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 has gone up for pre-order bearing a $219.99 price tag on Giztop.

While the market is teeming with all sorts of wireless earbuds that cost a bomb, the Huawei FreeBuds 3 is quite a steal at this price, given that it boasts an impressive array of features and top-end specs. The true wireless stereo headset’s new design called Dolphin Bionic, which draws inspiration from a dolphin’s vocal cavity.

Unlike traditional cases, the Freebuds 3 comes with a unique circular case with a glossy finish. Normally, one of the earbuds acts as a master while the other is the slave, but FreeBuds 3 earbud can be paired to the phone on a separate channel.

According to Huawei, the FreeBuds 3 is the world’s first earbuds that offer open-fit active noise cancellation with up to 15-decibel ambient noise reduction. Making its return, the bone sensor will work with Mic Duct for noise cancellation and a clear conversation during calls.

Moreover, Huawei FreeBuds 3 has a latency of 190ms, which makes it a great choice for gaming. You can even adjust the noise cancellation via the companion app.

The Huawei FreeBuds 3 offers a 4-hour battery life, which you can expand up to 20 hours with the 410mAh charging case. You can visit this link to place your pre-order through Giztop; however, it is worth noting that the estimated delivery of the recently unveiled earbuds will be made by the middle of November.

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