Last year, at Consumer Electronics Show, Mobvoi had launched its TicPods 2 Pro with new design and features. Now, the same is getting an update as the company has now launched TicPods 2 Pro+ TWS earphones.

Just like its predecessor, the new true wireless earphones from Mobvoi is powered by Qualcomm’s QCC5121 chipset. But the major improvement comes in the form of connectivity as this time, each earbud can be connected individually to a smartphone.

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For this, the company has opted for Bluetooth 5.0 support. As for the codecs, iOS users will be stuck with just AAC, while Android users will have more codecs to choose from, including aptX, AAC, and SBC.

Along with the standard controls, the TicPods 2 Pro+ also comes with support for voice commands and gesture-based control for volume adjustment as well, which was missing in the previous version. It also comes with IPX4 ratings, making it water and dust resistant.

As for the battery, the company claims that the carry case packs a 390mAh battery which can be charged over a USB Type-C connection and offers one hour of usage in only five minutes of charge time.

The Mobvoi TicPods 2 Pro+ comes in two colors — Navy (Blue) and Ice (White) for a price of $139.99 and is now available for purchase through the company’s website and Amazon.

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