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OnePlushas debuted a new pair of mid-range earbuds in China.
Theoriginal announcementis in Chinese, so were going to be using a translation provided by GSMArena.
The OnePlus Buds V,according to GSMArenas report, house 12.4mm titanium-plated drivers.
Touch controls are present, allowing owners to answer calls or manage music playback.
Active noise canceling is here as well to stop outside noise from leaking in.
Continuing down the list, the Buds V supports Bluetooth 5.3 with 92ms latency.
They have a resistance rating of IP55 giving the devices protection against dust and blasts of water.
Everything so far is identical to what you find on theOnePlus Nord Buds 2.
But moving forward, youll start to see the many differences, large and small.
Potential new features
One of the more notable changes is the introduction of Dolby Panoramic Sound.
Not much is known about this feature other than it promises an immersive listening experience.
Battery life is seeing a slight increase.
The Buds V are said to last eight hours on a single charge.
With the charging case, that number is bumped up to 38 hours.
GSMArena goes on to say a one hour charge provides five hours of use.
Its unknown when these earbuds will launch, if at all, outside of China.
The OnePlus Buds V retail for 150 Yuan which is $20/16/19, give or take a few cents.
If they do roll out globally, we doubt the earbuds will cost so little.
Until we learn more, check out TechRadar’s list of thebest wireless earbuds for 2024.