There is a new trend in earbud design, it started with the Huawei FreeClips, which consisted of two pieces connected by a C-shaped bridge. With the release of the Honor Select LCHSE earbuds, Honor, a former sub-brand of Huawei, is now taking a tentative step into similar areas. Let’s go check what this comes with.
Honor Select LCHSE Earbuds Specs
The distinctive titanium alloy arch bridge design of the LCHSE open wireless earphones was influenced by classic Chinese stone arch bridges. Honor claims that high-performance titanium alloy makes up the “core area” of the earbuds, which are probably the internal components.
This core has a strong and lightweight body design because it comes covered with scratch-resistant PC material. The bridge attaches outward to a “comfort bean,” which is a tiny protuberance that rests behind the ear, and inward to the earbud housing. Each earbud weighs only 5.1 grams and is available in Monet Purple or Phantom Night Black.
They have an “apple” form, with the top being wider and the bottom narrowing. To minimize sound leakage, they employ directional sound transmission technology. The charging case strikes to resemblence the earbuds and is simple to open and close with one hand.
A PEEK+PEN titanium-plated diaphragm and a 10.8mm dual magnetic circuit dynamic speaker come with the LCHSE earphones. Additionally, they contain features like spatial surround sound and dynamic bass enhance technology. The LCHSE has two high-sensitivity microphones for clear conversation. To reduce background noise and provide a seamless calling experience, these microphones cooperate with an AI multi-channel deep neural network (DNN) call noise reduction algorithm.
For daily use, the earbuds provide extra functionality. Because of their IP54 dust and splash resistance, you can relax knowing that the weather won’t affect you. Additionally, they feature low latency mode, touch gestures, and dual-device connections for smooth device switching. When paired with the charging case, the earbuds can play music for up to 36 hours and last 7 hours on a single charge. Which is quite decent if you ask me.
Price And Availability
The LCHSE costs 399 yuan (about USD 58), and it falls within the budget-friendly range. As of right now, you can only purchase the earbuds in China; there has been no formal statement regarding their availability worldwide. In related news, you can check out the Oraimo Freepods budget-friendly earbuds.