Honor Earbuds X5 with 13mm drivers, wear detection launched in Nepal

August 10, 2023

Alongside the Honor 90 and 90 Lite, the company also launched the Earbuds X5 in Nepal. Not to be confused with the phone of the same name, Earbuds X5 is a new budget TWS earphone. These budget TWS do not feature any sort of active noise cancellation and have a similar look to AirPods. So, let’s get into all the specifications, features, and official price of the Honor Earbuds X5 in Nepal.

Honor Earbuds X5 Overview:

Design

Beginning with comfortability, the Honor Earbuds X5 is an exceptionally lightweight TWS. Each piece of the earbuds weighs nearly 3.8 grams, and even the case that comes with them weighs 35.4 grams. This, along with its half-in-ear fit, contributes to its restfulness.

Moreover, the case is completely circular. It comes with an HONOR logo on the front and a LED near the bottom. However, the Earbuds X5 doesn’t have an official IP rating. And the only color the buds are available in is the plain white option.

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Audio

On the audio side, you get two 13.4mm moving-coiled drivers, one on each individual earbud. Honor says the Earbuds X5 is tuned for deep and rich bass. The website only makes mention of AAC as a codec, but I’m pretty sure it also comes with SBC, too.

And while there is no Active Noise Cancellation, Honor has included a noise reduction algorithm that cancels all the background noise to elevate vocals during calls.

Battery and the rest

Moving on, the Earbuds X5 from Honor uses a 30mAh battery that lasts approximately 5 hours while using the AAC codec. Using the same codec, these wireless earphones last 27 hours with the charging case, thanks to the 410mAh cell. Besides, the bud takes an hour to completely charge, while the case takes over an hour and a half.

Further, the Bluetooth 5.2 delivered here is backward compatible and can also connect simultaneously with two devices. In addition, it supports pop-up pairs, making it easier to connect the TWS every time. Also, the device has wear detection, which means the music automatically pauses when the device separates from your ear.