The Huawei FreeBuds Pro 3 Year of the Dragon Collector Edition hit the market at 10:08 this morning, retailing at 1,499 yuan (about $209). Significantly, this headset represents Huawei’s tribute to the Chinese Lunar New Year, featuring comprehensive customization from packaging to product and software.
The packaging has a festive New Year red color scheme, accentuated with a traditional Chinese dragon motif. Notably, the earphone box features an engraved auspicious dragon pattern, with the eyes strategically placed at the indicator light. When lit, these lights vividly bring the dragon’s eyes to life. Moreover, this collector’s edition stands out with its unique pop-up animation, showcasing an impressive dragon coiled in hand against a dragon-patterned background.
Regarding technical specifications, the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 3 Year of the Dragon Collector Edition maintains its high standards. It comes equipped with the Kirin A2 chip and supports the L2HC 3.0 standard, allowing for a transmission bit rate of up to 1.5Mbps and a sampling rate and bit depth of 96kHz/24bit. Users can enjoy advanced features like spatial audio 2.0 and starlight connection, along with a remarkable 33-hour music playback life. Additionally, these earphones offer IP54 dust and water splash protection, ensuring a seamless multi-device connection and intelligent experience functions like smart broadcast.
A noteworthy feature of this collector’s edition is its offline search function, akin to Apple’s search capability. Utilizing millions of Huawei devices, users can create a “find” network to locate their headphones and charging boxes from afar. In case of loss, the headset connects to nearby Huawei mobile phones and uploads its location, significantly easing the process for owners to retrieve their lost items.
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