The Xiaomi FlipBuds Pro, new wireless headphones from chinese manufacturer, will be officially launched in the Asian country on May 13, Thursday. On the eve of this long-awaited launch, more details emerge about what can be found in the top-of-the-line TWS (True Wireless Stereo).

The information came from the Chinese social network Weibo, through statements by Xiaomi Vice President Chang Cheng and through banner posts made by the company's own profile. Cheng, in addition to reporting that the TWS has an 11mm ultra-linear dynamic coil, 40 dB active noise cancellation (ANC) and an anti-occlusion design that reduces discomfort caused by the pressure of the headset on the ear, stated that the Xiaomi FlipBuds Pro will be the company's new flagship in this segment. The Chinese manufacturer already has in its portfolio, for example, the Redmi AirDots 3, launched in February this year, and other Redmi and Mi branded headphones.

Ambient noise control and transparent mode

This new TWS that will debut tomorrow should feature a characteristic black in-ear stem, with adjustable rubber tips in the same color. Its oval charging case features a glossy black color and has a small round LED dot that indicates the remaining battery charge level. On the back, the company's name is engraved, in the center. The Xiaomi FlipBuds Pro offers ambient noise control in three levels (low, medium and high) and a transparent mode similar to that found in the AirPods Pro, da Apple, which can capture voice and other information through the microphone. There is also support for Qualcomm's aptX Bluetooth connection and AAC and SBC audio codecs.

Other details of Xiaomi's new TWS include the detection of when the user has removed the earphone from the ear, automatically pausing the playback that is going on, and the option to automatically answer calls when the earphones are connected to a mobile device. The device also has support for programmable gestures for single and double taps and separation of the left and right earphone, which allows you to use only one of the buds at a time.

Finally, the new wireless earbuds will have a lost mode to help users track them, and a low latency mode, which could be ideal for gaming. Just as there is no price forecast for the Chinese market yet, there is also no information on when or if the Xiaomi FlipBuds Pro will be released for the global market.

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