Open-ear earbuds do not seal the ear canal the way regular earbuds do. While music plays you can still hear traffic, a colleague's question or a station announcement, and there is no pressure in the ear. On the other hand, this design does not isolate you from loud surroundings, and at high volume some sound leaks outward. IP57 means dust protection and resistance to temporary immersion in water, IP54 means protection against dust and splashes.
The FreeClip 2 suit someone who listens to music or podcasts while walking, running or cycling and still needs to hear the surroundings. Because they leave the ear canal open, they also suit people who find regular earbuds uncomfortable during longer wear. The Rose Gold finish suits those who also wear earbuds as an accessory.
| Brand | Huawei |
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| Colour of product | Rose Gold |
| Headphones connection type | Bluetooth |
| Resistance | IP57, IP54 |
| EAN | 6942103178733 |
| Driver size | 10.8 mm |
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| Wearing style | Open-Ear |
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| Frequency range | 20-20k Hz |
| Noise canceling | Yes |
| USB charging port | Yes |
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| Bluetooth version | 6.0 |
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| Wireless connection | Yes |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Battery life | 9 h |
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| Net weight | 0.43 kg |
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Huawei lists protection ratings IP57 and IP54. IP57 means the device is dust-protected and withstands temporary immersion in water, while IP54 protects against dust and splashes. So rain and splashes are covered.
Huawei states up to 9 hours. Whether this figure includes extra charges from the case is not specified by the manufacturer.
The specifications list noise cancelling, but because of the open design some ambient sound always remains audible. For full quiet, closed headphones are the better fit.
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