Huawei FreeClip
ANC, 8 h, WirelessOnly 4 items in stock
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Product details
True wireless stereo: The earbuds offer true wireless stereo sound across both channels, with one earbud designated as the primary and the other as the secondary, based on wearing status and battery level. Multiple EQ styles: The 10.8 mm high-dynamic-range speaker delivers rich sound with supported sound styles like Elevate and Treble Boost, which can be selected via the AI Life app. AI bone conduction call noise cancellation: Huawei FreeClip utilizes a bone conduction microphone and a DNN noise cancellation algorithm for clear calls in noisy environments. Automatic left/right switching: The earbuds reset in the charging case and support adaptive detection. Proximity pairing display: The phone automatically recognizes the earbuds and displays the battery level when the case is opened. Quick controls: Double-tap for calls/music, triple-tap for track control. Customizable gestures through the AI Life app. IP54 dust and splash resistance: The earbuds are water and dust resistant (the charging case is not waterproof).
Application range | General |
Equipment + Functions | Microphones, True Wireless |
Headphone type | Bluetooth headphones, In Ear Headphones |
Signal transmission | Wireless |
Audio Connections | 1 x USB-C |
Noise cancelling | ANC |
Isolation | Open |
Item number | 42057244 |
30-day right of return if unusedReturn policy
Reviews & Ratings
Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 70.Defunc3,7 %
- 72.Denver3,8 %
- 72.Huawei3,8 %
- 72.Lenovo3,8 %
- 75.JLab Audio3,9 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 41.FiiO2 days
- 41.Google2 days
- 41.Huawei2 days
- 41.Jabra2 days
- 41.Nothing2 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 54.Joyroom3,1 %
- 55.Google3,2 %
- 55.Huawei3,2 %
- 57.EarFun3,3 %
- 58.Shokz3,4 %
- Warm sound
- long service life
- Pleasantly light
- Voices sound a little musty
- No volume control
Thanks to their special design, the FreeClip cling comfortably to the outer ears. When tested, they delivered a more than decent sound that was balanced and pleasantly warm. The battery life of over nine hours is excellent and operation is simple, but unfortunately without volume control.
- So comfortable that they are barely noticeable
- Very small and ideal for spectacle wearers
- Water and sweat resistant
- Good battery life
- Automatic detection of left and right channel
- Could be a little louder
- Carrier detection
- Case can be charged wirelessly
- Long battery life
- Suitable for spectacle wearers
- Weak low bass
- Non-customisable clip
It's good to see that the still young open-ear concept is obviously challenging manufacturers: Huawei has come up with some clever ideas for the Freeclip - first and foremost the automatic ear recognition. The elegant headphones are also at the forefront in terms of sound quality.
- good battery life
- Comfortable to wear
- Good sound quality
- Perfect voice quality (+noise cancellation)
- Perfect pairing and can be used on both sides
- High volume (for open-ears)
Great design, Huawei. The fact that you don't have to worry about which one sits on the right and which on the left with the FreeClip is worth a round of applause. In terms of sound, they share the fate of all open-ear headphones. Their bass reproduction seems weak compared to in-ears. Music only sounds good when it's quiet around you.