Huawei Releases a Collector Edition to Honor the Year of the Dragon. Headphones: FreeBuds Pro 3 Wireless

Timed to coincide with the Year of the Dragon (2024), Huawei has released a Collector Edition of its well-liked FreeBuds Pro 3 wireless headphones. As the fifth year of a twelve-year Chinese zodiac cycle, the Year of the Dragon is linked to luck, strength, and power. Additionally, dragons are associated with transformation and tenacity.

Huawei FreeBuds Pro Collector Edition: Three Years of the Dragon

The Xianglong totem design, a stylized representation of a Chinese dragon, is featured on the FreeBuds Pro 3 Year of the Dragon Collector Edition. Opening the box activates the breathing light on the headphones, which also illuminates the dragon’s eye.

When you connect the earbuds to the device, an exclusive Xianglong headset pop-up window will also appear. Even the Huawei Mate X5 and Mate 60 series phones have a unique “Lossless” gold label.

A super-sensing acoustic dual unit comprising an 11 mm super-magnetic woofer and a Halbach magnet array tweeter powers the FreeBuds Pro 3. “The treble reaches up to 48 kHz and the bass dives down to 14 Hz,” according to the official statement.

Additionally, the headphones include Spatial Audio 2.0, which lowers latency by 25% and increases resolution accuracy by 40 degrees using a high-resolution spatial model algorithm.

Additionally, they have Huawei Smart Dynamic Noise Cancellation 3.0 installed, which is supposed to be able to dynamically adjust the noise reduction effect based on local conditions and accurately identify and calculate noise both inside and outside the ear in real-time.

The IP54 dustproof and water splash resistant FreeBuds Pro 3 boasts an impressive 33 hours of music playback time in addition to intelligent features like offline search, seamless multi-device connectivity, and smart broadcasting.

Pre-sales of the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 3 “Year of the Dragon” Collector Edition headphones begin at 10:08 (Beijing time) today at Huawei Mall and other major e-commerce stores. On January 1, 2024, the first sales will take place at the same time. It costs 1,499 yuan.