2020-08-14 19:58
Technology
Josie Pollard

Everything you need to know about the OnePlus Buds

Everything you need to know about the OnePlus Buds

The OnePlus buds are finally here! These are the first true wireless buds from the company OnePlus, and they retail at only £79. They were announced alongside the OnePlus Nord back in July.

They have an impressive 30 hours of battery life, easily getting you through a few days of use. The buds themselves hold a 7 hour charge, while the case will provide extra juice. Charging the case for just 10 minutes will give you 10 hours of listening time. The buds are equipped with noise cancellation as well as 3 microphones to improve clarity. Background noise is filtered out to produce a clear listening experience. You can control your music straight from the buds themselves. Customizable double tap and long press functions allow you to direct the buds in the way you want.

If you already own a OnePlus device, the buds will connect in an instant by using fast pair.

The white and blue variants will be available from August 18th, while the grey version can be purchased from August 25th.

Josie Pollard

Everything you need to know about the OnePlus Buds

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