This OnePlus Buds Pro 2 TWS design Officially revealed. Its release is almost over, and all fans of this device were eagerly waiting for what it would look like. We have it now. The Asian giant is preparing to introduce the OnePlus 11 5G, which finally shows its long-awaited features today. It will be in India next February 7th and they will present the expected earphones there as well.
The new design of OnePlus Buds Pro 2 TWS
However, One Plus has not revealed any key features of the upcoming Buds Pro 2 TWS. Despite this, the Chinese company made us see the design of the headset and delighted all potential buyers who were waiting like rain in May.
The company has revealed the design of the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 TWS via its official Weibo account. The image confirms previous leaks showing this. The new flagship of headphones will retain the design of its predecessor. On the other hand, they are likely to come in a new color option. According to a previous report, a new green color variant will be available in China. Maybe it will come to Europe.
Everything we know about these headphones right now
OnePlus Buds Pro 2 First Look from Weibo… I love this color. Headphones are common with Dynaudio this time, my expectations are high.
Still, how will it differ from the OPPO Enco X2? I can’t wait to know. pic.twitter.com/8sVPzy0Hh2
— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) 21 December 2022
The sneak peek reveals both the OnePlus Buds Pro 2’s design and the charging case. The new TWS has a semi-auditory design that is practically identical to the original model.. Each earphone features a stunning dual-tone design. The top half of each earbud has a frosted matte finish. Instead the bottom half has a glossy texture.
According to a previous report, each OnePlus earphone has silicone rubber tips. There is a cutout on the outside that could be a microphone for noise canceling.. In addition, the pebble-shaped charging case also bears the brand’s logo. Finally, the earphones will each have dual 11mm and 6mm drivers. They will support up to 45 dB of ANC (active noise cancellation).
Source: Cincodias Elpais
