OnePlus Buds Ace 2 to feature long battery life durable design launching on December 26 all details

OnePlus Buds Ace 2 will be the company’s next earbuds which are going to be launched soon along with OnePlus Ace 5 smartphone series. The company has teased the specifications of the earbuds. The brand has claimed that these have long battery life. Apart from this, they will be durable in design. The company will provide faster charging than the old model and will also include dust and water resistance features in it. Let us know about their special features.

OnePlus Buds Ace 2 launch date is set for December 26. The company’s upcoming earbuds are going to bring many upgrades from the old model. OnePlus has teased several features on Weibo before the launch of OnePlus Buds Ace 2 (via) have done. Looking at the teaser, it can be seen that the company has given a fresh round design in these, which makes them different in look from the old model. Cylindrical stem is going to be found in it and the charging case will be of oval shape. The color scheme is given in contrast. The earbuds will be launched in black and gray color variants.

Talking about battery life, an upgrade can be seen in these from the old model. In OnePlus Buds Ace, the company has given battery backup of up to 36 hours. Obviously the upcoming wearables are going to come with longer battery life than this. There is also a possibility of 10 minutes quick charge feature in these. IP rating for dust and water resistance can also be seen in these. For gamers, the company can include low-latency features, powerful drivers and rich audio technology in it.

OnePlus Buds Ace 2 can support advanced audio codecs like AAC and LDAC. There is every possibility of having active noise cancellation feature in these. Buds Ace was launched by the company in China for 249 Yuan (about Rs 2,900). There is a possibility that the upcoming earbuds may also be launched around this price.

OnePlus Buds Ace has 12.4mm drivers. Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity is provided in these. They support 47ms ultra low-latency. The company launched them in February 2023.