Hear the unheard with OnePlus Buds Pro 2

OnePlus released the OnePlus Buds Pro over a year ago. In our assessment, we criticized the manufacturer for putting down an unfixable amount of bass despite having great technology with reasonably outstanding noise cancellation. Now we know that OnePlus is willing to give it another shot, and we know how the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 will be delivered. According to a credible source, the new OnePlus Buds Pro 2 earbuds will be modeled after Oppo, the parent company of OnePlus, and its Enco X2 earbuds. Each bud will have two drivers. These drivers are a 6mm planar diaphragm driver and an 11mm dynamic driver. From Apple to Samsung to any other current players in the market, dual-driver designs seem to be the standard throughout the "professional" spectrum.

As opposed to the original OnePlus Buds Pro's top level of 40 dB, the top active noise cancellation level is predicted to be certified at 45 dB. (As seen above). Additionally, LDHC 4.0 is present, indicating that spatial audio capability should be built in. The Google Fast Pair standard is also supported by Bluetooth 5.2 earbuds. The buds' battery life has been improved from the original Pros' 5 to 7 hours to 6 hours with ANC enabled and 9 hours without. This increase continues over to the charging case, which is said to offer 22 to 38 more hours depending on ANC usage. Owners will be able to acquire 3 hours of playback by plugging in for 10 minutes at 5V. 10 minutes on the mains are equivalent to 10 hours of power with a Warp Charge block. Also compatible with Qi wireless charging is the charging case. There is currently no information available for how a company will plan to successfully reach its target customers and launch a product to market. But, depending on your personal preferences, the suggestion of a green tint may be enough to convince you to buy a pair. It cost $150 to get the OnePlus Buds Pro.