OnePlus has confirmed the launch date of the OnePlus 11 in China. The new flagship will be presented on January 4. At the same time, the company will also release the flagship wireless stereo headphones, Buds Pro 2. Today, the company showed the actual look of the upcoming earphones through official renders. Unfortunately, it didn’t disclose the selling points of the new wearable.
However, we have got some piece of information concerning the highlights of the Buds Pro 2. A well-known tipster Evan Blass revealed the official marketing materials of the new headphones. The images not only reveal the color but also confirm the contents of the box and some other details.
OnePlus Buds Pro 2 design and specs
Previously, the company’s spokesperson stated that their new premium wireless headphones would provide “high-quality crystal clear stereo sound.” Plus, from the renders, we see that it will have a new color variant called Arbor Green. But we can also notice that the exterior of the model doesn’t change much compared to its predecessor.
The images show the box in Obsidian Black. The contents of the box will include the earphones in the charging case and two additional silicone tips in different sizes. In addition, there is a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable in the box and the common documents. As for the color options, the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 will be available in three colors. Apart from the black and green versions, there will be a white version too.
Just like the other two options, the white one has a two-tone coating. The bottom area has a glossy silver finish, while the top half is painted white. The headphones also have cutouts for microphones. Each earcup is said to feature dual 11mm and 6mm drivers and will be tuned in collaboration with Dynaudio. The model also supports active noise cancellation (ANC) up to 45 dB. In addition, other features will include surround sound, LHDC 4.0 codec support, etc.
As for endurance, the Buds Pro 2 will offer up to six hours of battery life with ANC enabled. Without ANC, the time will increase to approximately nine hours. The charging case provides from 22 to 38 hours of autonomous operation. After the battery runs out, users can charge the case and headphones using fast or wireless charging. For instance, by charging them for 10 minutes, you will get up to 10 hours of battery life. In addition to this, the headphones support IP55 protection, Bluetooth 5.2 and Google Fast Pair.