Alongside the Mi 10 Youth Edition, Xiaomi also announced two Bluetooth earphones. The two audio products are the Line Free Bluetooth Headphones and the Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition.

Xiaomi Line Free Bluetooth Headphones

The Line Free Bluetooth Headphones has a neckband design with magnetic earbuds. It comes in two color variants – Black and Gray – with a sandblasted finish. The unique selling point of the earphones is its low-latency (80ms); thanks to Qualcomm’s aptX Adaptive technology.

The Bluetooth headphones are powered by Qualcomm’s QCC5125 audio chipset which is a low-power premium audio chipset. It combines DSP+cVC technology for crystal clear audio playback and calls.

The Line Free Bluetooth Headset has a 9-hour battery life and charges via a USB Type-C port. Xiaomi says a 10-minute charge will provide up to 2.5 hours of playback time. There is an in-line remote with buttons for controlling the volume and music playback. It also has support for XiaoAI, Siri, and the Google Assistant.

The Xiaomi Line Free Bluetooth Headphones is priced at ¥199 (~$28) and is already available for purchase on Mi.com.

Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition

The Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition (LYEJ07LS) is a single-ear Bluetooth headset designed primarily for calls. The design is similar to that of the Mi Bluetooth Headset Basic that was released a couple of years ago.

The headset weighs 6.5 grams and connects via Bluetooth 5.0 and has buttons for volume and music controls. You can also use the buttons to change tracks, reject or accept calls, redial numbers, and for three-way calling. It uses DSP technology for noise reduction and also reduces 4G network interference.

The Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition has a nano-coating that is durable and oil-resistant. It has a 4-hour battery life and lasts up to 80 hours on standby. It can be paired to two devices at the same time and has a Bluetooth range of 10 meters.

The Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition has a price tag of ¥59 (~$8) and comes in black and white color variants. It is also already available for purchase on Mi.com. It comes with three pairs of earbuds of varying sizes.

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We are aware of Xiaomi unveiling Mi 10 Youth Edition and MIUI 12 on April 27 in China. Additionally, we also know the features of these products. Now, thanks to Ishan Agarwal, a reliable Indian tipster, the price of the handset is also out, in addition to the company’s plan of introducing new Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition and RedmiBook 13 Ryzen Edition models at the same event.

The upcoming Mi 10 Youth Edition is a rebranded Mi 10 Lite 5G announced last month in Europe with a minor change. The Chinese version of the handset will feature a periscope camera with up to 50x digital zoom replacing the 2MP depth sensor present on the international version.

The device will be available in four colors namely Pink Peach, Orange Storm, Green Tea and Blue Berry, which we previously referred to as white gradient, peach, turquoise, and blue.

Anyway, here’s the alleged price of Mi 10 Youth Edition in China for all the storage configurations.

As mentioned in the beginning, Xiaomi will also announce two new products at the same launch event. One of which will be a new Mi Bluetooth Headset Youth Edition that could replace the older neckband model from 2018 with the same name.

The second product will be the Ryzen Editions of RedmiBook 13 whose original variants launched in December 2019 is powered by 10th generation Intel Core processors. The new models will come in both Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7 processors with up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage.

Unfortunately, the price of the above-mentioned two products is unknown at the moment.

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