HUAWEI FreeArc Open-Ear Earbuds — Situational Awareness & IP57

Original price was: ₨49,999.Current price is: ₨39,999.

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Open-ear layout keeps environmental sound audible during music and calls
140° triangle support + C-bridge fit; 81.5% liquid silicone (SGS Smart Green Medal); 0.7 mm Ni-Ti frame, 20,000+ wear tests
IP57 with protected mics—Huawei’s first IP57-rated earbuds
Dual-mic call path with triple noise cancellation for outdoor stability
28 hr with case / 7 hr buds; ~3 hr from 10-min charge
Two-device pairing (iOS/Android/Windows); EMUI allows >2-device audio switching

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SKU: XCL01725 Categories: Mobile Xcessories, True Wireless Earbuds Brand: Huawei

Description

HUAWEI FreeArc Open-Ear Earbuds

Non-sealing open-ear earbuds that leave ambient sound audible while music and calls play through a stable wireless link—built for movement, weather exposure, and multi-phone workflows.

Fit and materials

A 140° triangular support geometry and balanced mass distribution aim to keep buds seated during exercise. The C-bridge arc reflects ergonomic study across more than 10,000 ear shapes. Roughly 81.5% of each bud is wrapped in skin-friendly liquid silicone, holding SGS Smart Green Medal certification. The internal frame uses 0.7 mm nickel-titanium shape-memory alloy, flex-tested through 20,000+ simulated wear cycles.

Listening and voice

Open drivers preserve awareness at the office, on routes, or in training sessions. Calls rely on a primary dual-microphone array plus intelligent triple-layer noise processing for clearer pickup outdoors.

Weather and battery

Huawei’s first in-ear product rated IP57, including microphone sealing against rain and perspiration.

Up to 28 hours playback with a full case, or about 7 hours from the buds alone
Roughly 3 hours listening after a 10-minute charge

Multi-device use

Pair with two phones, tablets, or PCs across iOS, Android, or Windows and let audio hop between them automatically. On EMUI hosts, switching can span more than two registered devices.