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Huawei FreeClip 2 Launches with New AI Ear Assistant
Huawei’s new FreeClip 2 arrived on September 24, boasting a fresh design and a beautiful color. But the upgrades aren’t just skin-deep. The company has packed this audio wearable with a host of intriguing new features.
Let’s check these new additions to the newly launched Huawei FreeClip 2 one by one!
- New C-shaped bridge design
- Powerful dual engine drivers
- Harmony AI and Ear Assistant
- Crystal Clear two-way calling
- Exact Search
- IP57 rating
The FreeClip 2 retains the signature C-shaped bridge design for the earbuds but introduces a new, squarish case. The real-life images reveal an attractive and compact box.
The device is available in three colors: Denim Blue, Feather White, and Modern Black. Its size and dimensions are given below:
- Earbuds: 25.4 x 26.7 x 18.8mm and weigh 5.1 grams (each bud)
- Charging Box: 50 x 49.6 x 25mm and weighs 37.8 grams.
For superior comfort, the FreeClip 2 combines a skin-friendly liquid silicone material with high-performance memory metal. This makes the earbuds 25% softer than before, ensuring a fit that is both secure and comfortable for hours.
Tech Features:
The FreeClip 2 is built to be durable with an IP57 splash and sweat resistance rating. Inside, a new 3rd-gen audio chip with a dedicated AI processor makes it 10 times more powerful than before.
This technology can more efficiently process various audio signals, offering a clear listening and calling experience in all scenarios.
To enhance sound, a compact dual-engine driver increases loudness and bass power by 100%. Furthermore, the FreeClip 2 will gain NearLink Audio support in a future update, expected by year’s end.
In terms of sound experience, you can observe these changes:
- The device can detect surrounding noise in real time and adjust the volume accordingly.
- FreeClip 2 can automatically enhance the human voice, based on what you’re listening to at that moment, and ensure clear calls all the time.
- A three-microphone system and AI noise reduction algorithm work together to cancel background noise in public, ensuring clear calls for both parties.
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Reduced Sound Leakage: An inverse sound field system uses reverse waves to contain sound and automatically lowers volume in quiet environments.
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Immersive Audio: HD Spatial Audio with open-space enhancement creates a wider, more realistic listening experience.
Harmony AI assistant:
The FreeClip 2 has a built-in AI ear assistant powered by an NPU chip. This allows Celia to respond instantly to calls and questions. You can have natural conversations, interrupt at any time, and even have long messages or flight details read aloud when your hands are full.
Use head gestures to manage calls and alerts: nod for yes, shake for no. Additional features include real-time translation, offline search, and accurate location tracking (with a 50-meter range via NearLink).
The FreeClip 2’s comfort bean now lets you adjust volume with gestures. The battery life lasts up to 38 hours, with a 60mAh battery in each earbud and a 537mAh battery in the charging case.
It takes only 40 to 60 minutes to charge the device. Other features include Bluetooth 6.0, dual-device connection, and multi-device connection.
Priced at 1,299 yuan, the Huawei FreeClip 2 will go up for pre-sale on October 14. The earbuds will be officially available for purchase on October 20.
For a news headline, “Insta360 Collaborates with Huawei for Watch Gesture Control” is clear and professional. For a more consumer-friendly social media post, “Shoot Hands-Free: Insta360 Cameras Get Gesture Control via Huawei Watch” highlights the key benefit.
Shenzhen’s Insta360 empowers creators with cameras featuring exceptional battery life and advanced capabilities. Their core technology captures full 360-degree content, offering the unique freedom to choose the perfect frame after shooting.
At the moment, Insta360 has joined hands with Huawei and integrated useful features into the Watch Ultimate 2, enabling it to control camera shooting just by gestures.
Get the shot without touching your phone. The new gesture control allows you to start filming with a simple double-tap of your fingers. It’s especially useful for capturing hands-free action during skiing, skydiving, or cycling.
It can manage expansive camera shooting, sports camera, as well as thumb camera operations effectively. Both Huawei and Insta360 aim to create a new “watch + camera” signal availability experience. Though this tech is currently available to two models:
- Watch Ultimate 2
- Watch 5
Insta360 is enhancing its integration with Huawei smartwatches with two key features:
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Gesture Control: Users will be able to control camera shooting directly from their watch.
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Customizable Dashboard: A new dashboard for Huawei wearables will intuitively overlay app information and exercise data onto the image content.
Huawei released the feature-packed Watch GT 6, but is it worth your money? We explore the upgrades on this new device to help you decide.
You don’t need the “Pro” to get a major upgrade. The standard Watch GT 6 delivers significant improvements in design and functionality that enhance the daily experience, making it a compelling evolution from the previous generation. Let’s explore the reasons to buy it.
1. Iconic Design:
Huawei gave the Watch GT 6 a truly stylished look. Its unique design combines a striking vertical bezel with a classic circular watch face, while the clever loop lugs ensure your strap sits flush for a seamless, ultra-polished finish. To top it off, you can personalize it with a range of beautiful colors, with certain exclusive shades tied to different sizes.
- Watch GT 6 46mm: Green, Black, Grey with a brownish touch
- Watch GT 6 41mm: Purple, Black, White, Gold, and Brown
The watch is built with a clean stainless steel case and is operated with a rotating crown and a side button. For comfort and style, it comes with straps made from both fluoroelastomer and composite leather.
2. Easy and Secure:
Huawei Watch GT 6 has easy-to-use features. You can make Bluetooth calls, take a snapshot and share it into your phone’s gallery, capture a selfie, record your voice, or just turn on the music and hear it all day long.
Huawei Watch GT 6
3. Emotional Wellbeing:
The upgraded Emotional Wellbeing feature on the Watch GT 6 is smarter than ever. It now detects around 12 emotions and neatly groups them as Pleasant, Neutral, or Unpleasant, giving you a clear snapshot of your mental state.
Based on your mood, it changes the color from bright orange (happy) to Blue (normal) and Purple (bad). It also suports virtual cute pets that calls you for breathing exercises whenever you feel down. You can easily interact with them.
The watch provides a complete wellness overview and offers personalized advice based on your sleep quality, workout intensity, emotional states, and other health metrics.
4. Smart experiences for an easy life:
Huawei has equipped the Watch GT 6 with three new cycling-specific profiles: Road, Expedition, and Recreation. The Road mode utilizes a connected Power Meter sensor for detailed physiological monitoring and integrates Sunflower Positioning technology for superior location accuracy.
This mode has emergency safety features like SOS calling and Fall Detection to help protect you on your adventures.
5. 21-day battery life:
The Huawei Watch GT 6 offers exceptional battery longevity: up to 21 days in power-saving mode, 12 days with typical use, and a full week even with the Always-On Display active. This means you can travel for days without ever needing your charger.
The “NEXT” suffix was originally used to show that HarmonyOS had completely moved away from being based on Android. If they remove it now, it could mean that Huawei sees “HarmonyOS” as a finished, independent brand and no longer needs to highlight its break from Android’s past.
The company is currently rolling out the developer and closed beta version of HarmonyOS 6.0. Although both update changelogs show different names of HarmonyOS.
HarmonyOS NEXT is the new, fully separate version of the operating system that can only use apps made for HarmonyOS. It doesn’t use any Android code.
In accordance with users, the name HarmonyOS NEXT seen before the new version installation. But after downloading the latest build, only the main term – HarmonyOS displayed on their phone’s screen.
Huawei HarmonyOS 6.0
To provide you with a more accurate and comprehensive response, I need to gather some factual information first. I can look for news, official announcements, or leaks regarding Huawei’s naming conventions for their upcoming products.
Huawei introduced HarmonyOS 5.0 last year as HarmonyOS NEXT. The company added the term ‘NEXT’ to its software, defining next-level features and capabilities of its software, such as softness, security, and native intelligence.
The upcoming version of Huawei’s operating system, once thought to be HarmonyOS 5.0, is now being called HarmonyOS NEXT in updates. However, another change from Huawei is expected shortly.”
From a branding standpoint, which name do you think is more effective for Huawei’s new ecosystem, “NEXT” or “6.0.
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