Connect with us

People & Lifestyle

HUAWEI launched World’s first Open-fit noise-cancelling Bluetooth earphones: 4 reasons you must own a pair

Published

on

HUAWEI

Huawei recently launched the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3, the brand’s flagship Bluetooth earphones. Boasting the title of the world’s first Open-fit active noise cancelling Bluetooth earphones, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 was launched in line with Huawei’s commitment towards providing a more connected and seamless world. With its premium features, solid build quality and capable of delivering stunning sound, these earphones are designed for a variety of users ranging from the gamers to music or movie lovers and even the everyday user. Here are four reasons you must own a pair.

 

  1. Intelligent Noise Cancellation

The HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 is capable of cancelling out any and all ambient noise in the background with its active noise cancelling technology. With the help of innovative features and advanced technologies, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 can easily cancel out external noise for a more immersive audio experience. This also extends to phone calls, where the earphones are able to identify vibrations in the user’s head from the background noise, improving phone quality. The patented aerodynamic design also ensures that strong wind noises are cancelled out, further enhancing the noise cancellation.

 

This technology comes in great use when in crowded areas like malls, metros, cafés and many more. By allowing the user to zone out from the surrounding noise, they are able to enjoy their music and phone calls in noisy environments. Additionally, the earphones are also perfect while running or during a windy day, something many other earphones struggle with.

 

Advertisement
  1. Open-fit design – stylish and comfortable for long use

The HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 boasts a stylish open-fit design that not only looks trendy while in-ear but also serves functional purposes. Being the world’s first earphone to have an open-fit design with active noise cancellation, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3, has an advantage of being comfortable to wear for long and extended periods of use, without having to face the risk of falling out. The earphones are also the result of Huawei’s engineering prowess, as the innovative custom parts balance treble, bass and middle for a more refined audio experience.

 

  1. Powered by the Kirin A1 chip

The Kirin A1, Huawei’s first dedicated chip for wearables and hearables, adds the extra power to the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3. Not only does it enhance the audio quality by reducing lag and latency during videos or gaming, it also ensures quick and seamless connections. The chipset also ensures that the earphones are optimized for power consumption, thus saving battery for longer use.

  1. All-day Battery

HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 comes with a 2W HUAWEI SuperCharge feature along with support for both wired USB Type-C and wireless charging. In just 30 minutes of wired charging, users can enjoy up to 14 hours of playback or 6 hours if they opt for wireless charging. On a full charge, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 by itself are able to provide four hours of playback, and a total of 20 hours when used alongside the charging case. Additionally, users can also charge the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 with Wireless Reverse Charging feature found on Huawei smartphones.

 

It is important to note that data about battery life and charging time are based on the test results of HUAWEI lab. By default: (Active Noise Reduction is not enabled), 50% volume, AAC mode, actual battery life is affected by volume, source, environmental interference, product features and usage habits.

 

These are the top four features that we loved on the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3. Designed for all users, this Bluetooth is the perfect companion for both entertainment as well as a daily driver, especially due to its comfortable open-fit design and active noise cancellation features.

Advertisement
Advertisement

People & Lifestyle

Ghana Welcomes Starlink: Revolutionizing Connectivity

Published

on

GMK1DQHWsAAIZyK

The National Communications Authority (NCA) in Ghana has recently approved the satellite broadband application of Starlink, a service by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, making Ghana the eighth African country to welcome this revolutionary internet service.

This development is set to challenge existing internet providers in the region, offering multi-gigabit speeds and lower latency through satellite technology.

Users have expressed satisfaction with Starlink’s service, citing significant improvements in speed and reliability compared to traditional providers. The service is currently available in seven African countries: Mozambique, Eswatini, Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, Rwanda, and Nigeria.

Advertisement

This expansion is expected to foster healthy competition and better offers, breaking the monopoly enjoyed by some internet providers. As Starlink continues to expand, it promises to revolutionize network access and connectivity in Africa, providing a much-needed boost to internet access across the continent.

Continue Reading

People & Lifestyle

#AOTY2023: King Promise vs. Stonebwoy

Published

on

stonebwoy king promise and kelvynbwoy

The debate over King Promise’s candidacy for Artist of the Year has sparked a lively discussion among social media users, with arguments both for and against his potential win.

Supporters highlight his sold-out shows in Asia and the impact of his music, while critics point to other artists like Stonebwoy and Black Sherif, questioning the fairness of the awards process.

The discussion showcases the diverse opinions and passion surrounding the music industry in Ghana and beyond, with users engaging in playful banter and humorous remarks while presenting their arguments.

Advertisement
Continue Reading

People & Lifestyle

‘Dubai in Accra’ set to thrill Ghanaians on Sunday, April 28

Published

on

IMG 20240427 WA0002

In the heart of Accra, excitement buzzes as the city eagerly anticipates the grand spectacle known as “Dubai in Accra,” set to take place this Sunday 28th April 2024 at the prestigious Stanbic Heights, Icon House Airport. (more…)

Continue Reading

People & Lifestyle

Celebrating 25 Years: Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s Reign

Published

on

Celebrating 25 Years: Otumfuo Osei Tutu II's Reign

Today marks the 25th anniversary of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s reign as the Asantehene, the King of the Ashanti Kingdom.

The celebrations, which began with spectacular fireworks witnessed by Otumfuo himself, will culminate in the Silver Jubilee anniversary on Akwasidaekese on June 12 at Dwabrem, Manhyia Palace.

Advertisement

This milestone is a testament to Otumfuo’s impactful leadership, dedication to the Asante people, and contributions to education and research as the Chancellor of KNUST.

The event is being celebrated across Ghana, with well-wishes and congratulations pouring in from various quarters, highlighting the significance of this occasion for Asanteman and Ghana as a whole.

Advertisement
Continue Reading

People & Lifestyle

Mr. Beast in Ghana: Surprising Visit Sparks Excitement

Published

on

Mr. Beast

World-renowned YouTuber Mr. Beast, known for his philanthropic acts, has been spotted in Ghana, specifically in Accra and Tema, sparking excitement among locals.

His visit has led to discussions about his choice of Ghana over other African countries, with some suggesting that the country’s popularity as a tourist destination played a role.

Mr. Beast’s presence in Ghana is part of his global outreach, as he recently gifted a Ghanaian $25,000 as part of his X (Twitter) giveaway.

Read Also: Producers of 'Beast of No Nation' return to filming in Ghana, causing upset in parliament

The YouTuber has been seen exploring the country and interacting with locals, with many expressing their desire to meet him and participate in his charitable endeavors.

Advertisement
Continue Reading

People & Lifestyle

Stephen Appiah to contest John Dumelo and Lydia Alhassan in MP race for Ayawaso West Wuogon

Published

on

Stephen Appiah to contest John Dumelo and Lydia Alhassan

Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah is set to enter the political fray by rubbing shoulders with notable personalities in the upcoming general elections.

The former Juventus midfielder is believed to be lacing his boots to face the likes of John Dumelo and the incumbent member of Parliament for the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency Lydia Alhassan.

While Dumelo and Alhassan represents the NDC and NPP respectively, Appiah is expected feature in the elections as an independent candidate.

This was revealed by the Spokesperson of the Ayew family Fiifi Tackie via X on Friday afternoon.

“Stephen Appiah to contest Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency as an independent Parliamentary candidate,” he wrote.

Advertisement

If Stephen Appiah affirms the reported news, he will be following in the footsteps of other renowned figures in Ghana football who have indulged in politics recently.

Earlier this year, all-time top scorer of the Black Stars Asamoah Gyan was appointed as the sub-committee chair of Youth and Sports in the campaign committee of Dr Bawumia, the flagbearer of the ruling New Patriotic Party.

In acceptance of the appointment, Gyan emphasised the need to share hos ideas garnered through experience in the game.

Anas took $100,000 to stop documentary release – Kwesi Nyantakyi
‘I have enough experience to contribute to sports – Asamoah Gyan reacts to political appointment
“I always ask myself, how do we create change if we don’t want to change? How do we spectate without being on the bench, and how do we score without being on the field?… All I know and will ever know, all I love and will ever love is SPORTS.” he stated.

Another figure in Ghana football who recently announced his intention to engage in partisan politics is Kwesi Nyantakyi, former Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Advertisement

The former football administrator showed up as one of the candidates to contest in the NPP primaries for the Ejisu constituency following the demise of incumbent John Kumah.

However, it didn’t pan out well for the former Wa All Stars owner as he lost disappointingly.

He garnered a paltry 35 votes after close to 1,081 delegates had cast their votes in the parliamentary primary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) held in the Ejisu Constituency on April 13.

Continue Reading

Trending