By Dip Khatiwada
Content Writer
Updated on Feb 20, 2025
The Huawei FreeArc features an open-ear design, which rests outside the ear canal. They use a wraparound ear hook design to secure the earbuds. The construction is lightweight to avoid discomfort from prolonged wear. The matte finish features the "HUAWEI" logo, and the earbuds come in pastel green, white, and black. There are no silicone tips or passive noise isolation. The speaker module is placed near the ear, directing sound without sealing it. The S-shaped curve is made to reduce the pressure on the tragus, while the Nickel-Titanium alloy hooks provide flexibility. Each earbud weighs 8.9 grams.
The earbuds come with an IP57 rating, making them water and dust-resistant. However, the charging case is not included in this rating.
The 17 × 12 mm high-sensitivity driver unit delivers clear and powerful audio. A reverse sound wave system helps minimize sound leakage. The earbuds do not include Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) or adaptive EQ, but users can adjust settings manually through the app. Supported codecs include SBC and AAC.
Each earbud has two microphones and a triple-call noise cancellation system. It supports Bluetooth with a dual-resonator antenna, offering a 400m connection range in open spaces and 100m² coverage in office settings. It supports multi-device pairing and audio sharing with Huawei devices. Touch controls allow users to manage playback, volume, and calls.
Each earbud provides 7 hours of playback, with a total of 28 hours using the charging case. A 10-minute charge gives 3 hours of playback. However, the earbuds do not support wireless charging.
The FreeArc is priced at £99.99 in the UK. If launched in Nepal, it would start at no less than NPR 19,200.
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