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OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Pro Launched in India

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OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Pro presented in India
OnePlus company has officially presented its new wireless earbuds called Nord Buds 4 Pro in the Indian market. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This new model is aimed at significantly enhancing audio capabilities, featuring a stronger noise reduction system and modern connectivity features. The new earbuds can reduce ambient noise by up to 55 decibels, allowing the user to listen to music in a quiet environment.

To further improve sound quality, the equipment uses the advanced LHDC 5.0 codec, which ensures clear and crisp sound transmission. The earbuds are developed based on the latest Bluetooth 6.0 technology and allow simultaneous pairing with two different devices.

Additionally, they support Google's fast pairing service. Each earbud contains 12-millimeter titanium-coated sound drivers and three microphones.

According to OnePlus representatives, these microphones use artificial intelligence to eliminate excessive noise during calls. Moreover, through a special mode, the user can hear ambient sounds when desired.

The new earbuds have an IP55 rating for dust, sweat, and water resistance. The charging case is designed to be 10 percent smaller than the previous model, making it lighter.

The control panel allows volume adjustment through smooth gestures. If the user uses devices branded by OnePlus with the new operating system installed, they can also access additional functions such as voice assistant, reminders, and real-time translation.

The battery capacity lasts up to 13 hours without noise reduction, and up to 54 hours with the charging case. If all additional modes are enabled, the listening time decreases to 7 hours, and with the case, it lasts 26 hours.

Only 10 minutes of quick charging provides 13 hours of usage. In India, these earbuds are sold at a price of 3999 rupees, with an initial discount bringing the price down to 3799 rupees.

Sales start on March 23, and the device will be available in glossy gray and black colors.

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