Audio, in addition to imaging, are just two of the categories HUAWEI has been historically excelling at. The FreeBuds line-up has nicely matured over the years, with improvements added to every new version in every product family, but this time around, the FreeBuds Pro 2 bring in a heavy-weight to join the fight in their own corner.
French audio tech savant Devialet has been working with HUAWEI on their Sound, Sound X, and Sound Joy speakers, but with the FreeBuds Pro 2, the companies went all “small size, big sound”.
It baffles me how far the industry has evolved. When you come to think of all the technology crammed into a product that’s barely larger than a thumbnail, you can’t help but think about the old James Bond movies where all of this was science-fiction. But I digress…
We’ve been using the FreeBuds Pro 2 for over a week now exclusively for all audio needs, and we’re happy to share our impressions with you, in our HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro 2 review below.
Design
The overall design principles haven’t changed from the previous, original FreeBuds Pro, but the company made some very welcome, yet slight but relevant changes to the FreeBuds Pro 2. They reduced the overall weight and size both for the buds and for the charging case.
One bud now weighs about 6 grams, and, after wearing both of them for a couple of minutes, you stop noticing them at all. The stem-to-bud connection has been redrawn as well. Not only is the stem now shorter and thinner, it is a seamlessly integrated part of the bud, for a more industrial design look.
The charging case is 11 percent smaller and weighs about 55 grams. That means it’s more pocketable and conveys much better the feeling of a finely polished pebble in the palm of your hand.
The FreeBuds Pro 2 come in three colors: Silver Blue, Silver Frost, and Ceramic White (which is what we’ve got in for review).
They’re still rather difficult to pull out from the charging case. However, HUAWEI either redesigned the case for better access, or used weaker magnets, because they’re definitely an improvement in this department over the OG version.
Specs
We’ll start this segment with probably the number one selling point of the FreeBuds Pro 2. These are HUAWEI’s first Dual-Speaker earbuds. That means you’ve got two drivers in each bud: a dynamic driver, and a planar diaphragm, for improved sound, rated at 14 Hz to 48 kHz.
The 11mm dynamic driver contains four magnets for the first time, delivering up to 30 percent more punch, which translates to improved base response. Though rated at 14Hz, the human hearing can only go as low as 20Hz. Something to keep in mind when it comes to the difference between what you can actually hear, and lab test results.
The planar diaphragm also has four magnets, a voice coil, and an independent emission tube. For the non-audiophile among you this means a better treble reproduction, which, paired with the dynamic driver above, offers a rich, full, all around sound (see Experience segment below).
The other selling point, so much so that the product has been co-branded, is the collaboration with Devialet, a French acoustical engineering company. As mentioned in the intro, this is not the first collaboration between the two brands. Devialet is responsible for the fine-tuning of the FreeBuds Pro 2, so the listening experience is maximized to reflect every aspect and facet of the sound. “Surging bass and crystal sound quality, to reproduce the full emotional appeal of the original recording”, is what the description says on the official website.
Noise reduction capabilities have been improved not only by tweaking the AI element, but by the addition of a third microphone into the mix, to better pick-up all the noises surrounding you. These are not just simple earbuds for audiophile music listening. You can also, as you probably guessed, make or take calls.
In tandem with the three microphones, there’s also a fourth bone conduction microphone, and the HUAWEI-exclusive deep neural network (DNN) noise cancellation algorithm. This is the brains behind all the noise cancelling, and the company claims it “has learned over 100 million voice samples to cancel out all manner of distraction, from noisy subway cars to windy conditions”. We’ll touch on this in our segment below.
When you listen to music with the FreeBuds Pro 2, you’re not alone. They listen to the same music as you do. The Intelligent Triple Adaptive EQ makes sure to tune, in real-time, the audio in order to sound best at the current volume. It takes into consideration your ear canal shape and size, as well as how you wear them. This sometimes results in a different sound when you move them to fix the fit inside your ear, something you might need to get used to.
In terms of sound input, the FreeBuds Pro 2 support LDAC High Resolution codec, with up to 990 kbps transmission. This qualifies it as a Hi-Res Audio device that is also HWA compliant, but that is dependent on the device you are using, as well as the format and bitrates of the sound files you are playing back.
New on this model is also the addition of IP54 water resistance rating, which makes the FreeBuds Pro 2 compatible with sports use.
Last, but not least, is the battery life. For music listening, depending on whether ANC is on or off, you can get about 4 and 6 hours respectively. Throw in the charging case and that bumps it up to 18 and 30 hours respectively. For phone calls it’s slightly less. That’s because each bud has a 55mAh battery, and the charging case is rated 580mAh.
We tested out HUAWEI’s claims, and got more or less the same results, the only caveat being that we didn’t deplete everything in one sitting, and neither will you, probably.
Experience
Fit
There are three silicone tip sizes you can choose from, as usual with these types of products. Small, medium, and large, but rest assured you will find one that properly seals your ear canal.
The fit is snug, and, these also being passive noise canceling earbuds on top of the active component (meaning they seal the ear canal from the outside world), even a tight and proper fit will cut out a lot of outside noise.
Being light weight, you sometimes forget you are wearing them. They are comfortable and even after long periods of time you won’t feel any discomfort or ear fatigue.
Pairing
The FreeBuds Pro 2 feature dual-device connection. Whether that’s a phone and a PC, a tablet and a smartwatch, or any other dual combination, you can pair them, and seamlessly switch between devices with ease.
Pairing is as simple as opening up the case, and if you own a HUAWEI product, they will pop up instantly. Furthermore, they can be added to a Super Device. You can read more on what that is and how it works in our feature here.
For non-HUAWEI devices, including Apple, you might have to go through the manual Bluetooth pairing route to get them connected.
Features
The AI Life app is where you manage all the settings for the source device, ANC, EQ, notifications, firmware update, etc., and we’re glad to report that it’s now available for the iPhone as well. There’s even an tip fit test which tells you whether you got a proper seal from the silicone tips you chose to install on the buds.
The FreeBuds Pro 2 feature gestures, so you don’t need to touch your source device. Pressing and holding on the stem cycles through the ANC modes. Swiping up and down turns the volume higher or lower. Last, but not least, pinching the stem once will trigger a play/pause action, or an answer/end call command.
Audio
We spent a lot of time listening to music on the FreeBuds Pro 2, both from our own library, and other sources. While it’s a matter of personal preference, we left the EQ off so that the sound is as close as possible to the one the artist intended to produce. If you’re more heavy on the base, or prefer to hear a more mild, vocal oriented reproduction, you can play around with the presets, or generate your own.
In general, the FreeBuds Pro 2 live up to the claim of being audiophile-grade. Sound is very rich across all frequencies, from lows to highs through mids. There’s no exaggeration in any frequency range, like with some base-oriented models. You clearly hear a distinction between the punch of the deep base, the orchestra, vocals, or instruments in the mid-range, and the highs of the percussion that trigger the tweeter.
If I had to nitpick, there’s only one thing that I personally can critique. To my taste, I wish there was just one tick for the volume to go just one level higher. Even with ANC on, when I listen to one of my favorite songs, I wish it was just a wee bit louder.
Phone and other calls
I used the FreeBuds Pro 2 for phone calls, WhatsApp calls, and even our in-house meetings on Google. I can report that the sound was loud and clear (depending of course on the limitations of the service you use), with voices being crystal clear on HD-voice enabled services.
Those on the other end of the line reported the same, and were surprised to find out I was walking down a busy boulevard. With noise canceling blocking out traffic and your usual urban jungle sounds, they reported hearing me like I was in a library.
Active noise canceling
Which brings us to ANC. Of all the wireless earbuds I’ve used, the FreeBuds Pro 2 is right there at the top with the best of them. Regular sounds like a fan or an air conditioner disappear instantly and completely.
Traffic sounds on a busy street are about 90 percent cut off, which is in and of itself already too dangerous, and I would not recommend if you’re a pedestrian. Other usage scenarios include cutting off the humm of an airplane engine (no, we didn’t fly for this one) but we took an Uber downtown and it felt like I was sitting in the armchair of my quiet living room.
Conclusion
The original FreeBuds Pro was, for a long time, my favorite pair of wireless earbuds. For wired audio I use something more sophisticated, but nothing beats the convenience of being wireless.
I said it was, for a long time, and I meant exactly until I started using the FreeBuds Pro 2. To be honest, I didn’t think, at the time, HUAWEI can do a lot, if at all, to Boost the original model, and I’m happy to report I was wrong.
Smaller, lighter, better ANC, better audio, longer battery life (depending on how you use them), extra drivers, extra microphones, what else can you ask for?
Depending on your region, and where available, they will cost you €199/£170/$200, which isn’t cheap, but on one hand, you get an excellent, audiophile-grade pair of ANC earbuds, and on the other hand, they’re still a tad cheaper than the competing Apple AirPods Pro or Bose QC.
I’m going to say the exact same thing I said about the predecessor, and I hope HUAWEI will prove me wrong once again: while not perfect, it will be difficult for the company to do one better with the third generation, but HUAWEI has definitely proven me wrong before.
If you’re looking for a pair of excellent wireless ANC earbuds that work with both Android and iOS, Windows and Mac, priced decently under the competing flagship alternatives, with great sound and features, we definitely recommend you take a serious look at the HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro 2.
HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro 2
Smaller, lighter, better ANC, better audio, longer battery life (depending on how you use them), extra drivers, extra microphones, what else can you ask for?
I've gotten to review a few of the FreeBuds in the past, and I've always enjoyed them, just never a Pro model.
Now, the way they're shaped I've never had the full confidence to use them how I use my Pixel Buds, when I go running or biking; however, I do love how they handle noise cancelling and that lends itself to more passive activity. Swinging in the hammock in the backyard to kill the road sounds, or mowing the lawn, or... something relaxing I want some silence for (biking, it's generally not a good idea to kill all the potential warning noises).
So let's dive into these FreeBuds Pro 2; at $269CDN they are priced in the same realm of some of its competitors, and there's a deal on right now where you can get a free Huawei Band 6.
So, not that you need to know many 'specs' for wireless earbuds, but:
- 11mm driver
- 14Hz - 48kHz
- 55mAh battery in each bud
- 580mAh battery in case with Qi charging available
It's a different shape than the other Buds I've tried, in case and in the form of the real earbuds. Notably (aside from the chic/sleek metallic look) is that the 'stem' is pretty short, and I'll get to that in a bit.
It sticks in the ear and stays put by the rubber/silicone fitting. But that's it. No other assistance to ensure it stays put where it needs to while using it. I've never had that much luck with things staying put in my ears, but at least the cap helps provide some extra friction (compared to the 3, which have none and those can be slippery).
Now, to use them, you could just hold the little button on the case to put it in pairing mode and do Bluetooth, but then you'll miss out on many of the customizable features and any future firmware updates (I've had 2 since I got them); so to get the most out of the pair, you'll want to get the Huawei app to pair with it.
To do that you first can go to the Play Store and get Huawei AI Life. Except, as it's a newer device it'll tell you that you'll have to get the updated version of the app, either from Huawei's AppGallery, or it'll send you to a place to get the APK and sideload it on your own.
Now, you'll have 2 AI Life apps in your app tray, remember which one was the first? Delete it.
Now that it's in, you can then pair up the earbuds to your device; and then now see all the settings you can play with for it.
Primarily, you can play with the EQ settings, adjust the Noise Cancellation (between OFF, Awareness and ON) as well as play around with what the gestures you can do.
The EQ and the Noise cancellations are pretty straightforward, the gestures are the ones you need to pay attention to.
Now, over the past few years any 'gestures' with buds are done by touching and swiping. With these they are done by 'pinching' and swiping.
Okay, so pinch is different. You have to grasp the bud with front and back of it and pinch the end of it.
This is where the crux of the use of the unit starts to come through.
Because the 'stem' is so small, it's a little difficult as it's so close to the ear/side of your head. Not too bad, but it's just a new mode to get used to.
It takes a bit of practice to find the right way. Luckily, the devices plays a little 'click click' sound, to let you know, and it really sounds like you pinched some piece of plastic that it feels almost physical.
The swipe gesture, now this is something I'm used to...
...except, usually you swipe the outside of the bud. It took me a while to figure you have to swipe the 'front of the side'... again it's a new space, and because it's so close to your head in the ear it's a little tricky to get your finger in the right spot to slide.
I have to admit it's pretty tricky and could be way better. It feels awkward honestly.
Outside of that I like these earbuds. Once being used the sound is great and the noise cancellation is a dream.
Battery life is good too, it's about an hour or so before it'll need to be charged again. Seems low, but I never really need anything longer than an hour anyways.
The case will charge them up in about 40 minutes. With a single case you should be able to do that 4 - 5 times. But, neatly, you can charge the case on a Qi pad, so it's easy to always keep things charged (just that gap in between).
Overall, I like the sound, I like the quality of the build; just the 'usability' is a bit off. If I'm just watching Netflix or something it's great. If I want to listen to music and skip or adjust volumes between different tracks, it can be a bit of a pain. I don't know why they changed the tap to a pinch, or where the swiping happens, why did they change?
This latest tablet from Huawei has a function. I really want an iPad Pro
With the release of the Huawei MatePad Pro 2022, the company has launched its existing attack on our list of the best tablets, with an improved version of the Huawei MatePad Pro.
With an 11-inch screen like its predecessor, the new MatePad Pro sports OLED technology and a 120Hz refresh rate, which is a huge improvement over its predecessor’s LCD display.
Improved speakers, a revised camera bump, and software geared for multitasking are all included in the new tablet.
At first, I wasn’t sure whether the new Huawei MatePad Pro was worth reporting on since Huawei hasn’t offered any pricing or release information, and it hasn’t even indicated if it would be available to purchase in any places we cover. Huawei’s press release changed my mind.
It wasn’t until I read about a new function in the MatePad Pro that I realised how much I’d been missing out on with my iPad Pro.
The key is the keyboard
A new keyboard folio is supported by the Huawei MatePad Pro (2022). This attachment combines a stand, a case, and a keyboard all in one. Huawei MatePad Pro (2022)
Smart Magnetic Keyboard may be linked to tablet like any other keyboard stand, but it can also be paired with tablet through Bluetooth so that you can use it even if you don’t have tablet nearby.
Detachable mode is one of three’modes’ for the keyboard, alongside laptop mode (like a standard keyboard attachment) and studio mode (like Apple’s Magic Keyboard).
Disposable mode is the most notable aspect of this device, and it’s something I wish other slates could provide, particularly the iPad Pro that I use on a daily basis.
Trying to type on my tablet on a little table in a coach, a coffee shop, or even my own (tiny) workstation has been very hard owing to its big size, which I’ve attempted to awkwardly prop up many times. On extended train rides, I’ve had to wriggle my arms into ridiculous postures in order to write.
With detachable mode, you could theoretically position the tablet on the small table while you leave the keyboard on your lap to write, or place the slate anywhere else from your accessory in order to conveniently type.
Working on the go would be so much simpler if this mode was available. Even whether you were sitting at a desk, couch, or in bed, you would have the ability to twist yourself into odd stretches as you worked.
The iPad Pro could really use a feature like this. It’s unlikely, given Apple’s track record of releasing subpar keyboards (see at you, Magic Keyboard, with its ridiculously limited viewing angles), but let’s hope.
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Router Market
Growing penetration of bring-your-own-device policy among the SMEs positively impacts the router market growth.
PORTLAND , PORTLAND, OR, UNITED STATE, July 21, 2022 /EINPresswire.com / -- An increase in demand for fast internet connectivity among consumers, surge in adoption of connected devices among the healthcare, education, and BFSI industries, and penetration of bring-your-own-device policy among the small and medium enterprises drive the growth of the global router market .
However, the high implementation cost of wired router solutions and issues such as overheating and overloading hinder the market growth. On the other hand, supportive government initiatives such as smart city projects are expected to present new opportunities in the coming years.
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Based on type, the wireless segment accounted for the largest share in 2020, contributing to nearly two-thirds of the total share, and is estimated to maintain its leadership status during the forecast period. Moreover, this segment is expected to register the highest CAGR of 9.1% from 2021 to 2030. The report also analyzes the wired segment.
Based on end-user, the IT & telecom segment held the highest share in 2020, accounting for more than two-fifths of the global router market, and is estimated to maintain its dominant share during the forecast period. However, the healthcare segment is projected to witness the largest CAGR of 13.6% from 2021 to 2030.
Based on region, North America accounted for the highest share in 2020, holding more than one-third of the total share, and is estimated to maintain its lead position by 2030. However, Asia-Pacific is projected to portray the fastest CAGR of 10.9% during the forecast period.
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Smart Cities Market
Rise in the need for better natural resource management in urban environments drive the growth of the smart cities market.
PORTLAND, PORTLAND, OR , UNITED STATES , July 20, 2022 /EINPresswire.com / -- Increase in adoption of smart cities in multiple regions, emergence of several digital city initiatives, incorporation of artificial intelligence in smart cities and the rise in the IoT market & its application in digital cities are expected to create lucrative opportunities in the industry.
Key market players such as AT & T Intellectual Property, Cisco Systems, Inc., Ericsson, General Electric, Hitachi, Ltd, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., IBM Corporation, Intel Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, and Schneider Electric.
The global smart city market was estimated at $648.36 billion in 2020, and is anticipated to hit $6,061.00 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 25.2% from 2021 to 2030.
By region, the market across North America had the lion's share in 2020, generating around two-fifths of the global smart cities market, due to various government initiatives to promote smart cities in the province. The Asia-Pacific region, simultaneously, is projected to portray the fastest CAGR of 28.7% by 2030, due to growing economic transformation in the region.
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By functional area, the smart infrastructure segment accounted for the major share in 2020, holding around one-fifth of the global smart cities industry, due to increasing demand for intelligent infrastructure post the outbreak of global pandemic. The smart energy segment, on the other hand, is also expected to grow at the fastest CAGR of 28.1% from 2021 to 2030. This is attributed to rise in demand for clean and green energy.
By component, the hardware segment contributed to the major share in 2020, holding nearly three-fifths of the global smart cities market. Growth in demand for hardware components in smart cities drive the growth of the segment. The services segment, however, would cite the fastest CAGR of 27.1% during the forecast period. Widespread implementation services availed by smart cities fuel the segment growth.
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Rapid expansion of the corporate sector, increase in demand for hybrid devices, and rise in demand for tablet computers drive the growth of the global tablet PC market.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Tablet PC Market by Operating System (Android, iOS, Windows), by Distribution Channel (Offline, Online), by End User (Consumer, Commercial): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2031." According to the report, the global tablet PC industry generated $70.72 billion in 2021, and is estimated to reach $325.15 billion by 2031, witnessing a CAGR of 16.7% from 2022 to 2031.
Drivers, Restraints, and Opportunities
Rapid expansion of the corporate sector, increase in demand for hybrid devices, and rise in demand for tablet computers drive the growth of the global tablet PC market. However, commoditization by emerging companies along with battery issue & short life span of tablet PCs restrain the market growth. On the other hand, surge in digitization, technological advancements, and enhanced internet connectivity create new opportunities in the coming years.
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- The Covid-19 pandemic led to increased adoption of tablet PCs with lockdown and disruptions in business operations, education sectors, and other industries. With implementation of work-from-home culture, online learning and classes by schools and universities, the sales volume of tablet PCs increased as it offered convenience and digitization benefits.
- However, production activities of tablet PCs hindered due to partial or complete closure of manufacturing facilities, shortage of raw materials,ban on import-export activities, and lack of availability of workforce. This led manufacturers to strategize supply chain, re-evaluate production processes, and devise multiple new and agile approaches for monitoring product quality.
- Physical stores were temporarily closed during the lockdown. This impacted the sales volume and overall revenue of the market. Online deliveries were conducted and people preferred buying these tablet PCs through online platforms. Post-lockdown, offline distribution channels were open and they are expected to gain momentum steadily.
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The android segment to maintain its lead position during the forecast period
Based on operating system, the android segment accounted for the largest market share in 2021, contributing to nearly half of the global tablet PC market, and is projected to maintain its lead position during the forecast period. This is due to rise in adoption of android-based devices, accessibility of this operating system in various brands, and surge in popularity for to its lower pricing, ease of availability, and high compatibility with a variety of devices. However, the iOS segment is estimated to witness the largest CAGR of 18.0% from 2022 to 2031, owing to increased popularity of iPads for their highly preferred design. The report also analyzes the windows segment.
The offline segment to maintain its dominant share during the forecast period
Based on distribution channel, the offline segment contributed to the highest market share in 2021, accounting for more than two-thirds of the global tablet PC industry, and is expected to maintain its dominant share during the forecast period. This is due to Offline an advantage of forming a personal relationship with customers, less product return rate, and touch & feel of the goods for customers. However, the online segment is projected to manifest the fastest CAGR of 19.4% from 2022 to 2031, owing to shifting toward digitalization by businesses and increase in implementation of Industry 4.0 to cope with ongoing tough business competition by making products available on online shopping platforms.
The consumer segment to continue its highest contribution throughout the forecast period
Based on end user, the consumer segment accounted for the largest market share in 2021, holding around three-fifths of the global tablet PC market, and is estimated to continue its highest contribution throughout the forecast period. This is attributed to rise in adoption of tablet PCs for educational and entertainment purposes. However, the commercial segment is estimated to register the highest CAGR of 18.9% from 2022 to 2031, owing to surge in utilization to Boost productivity, efficiency, and communication.
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Asia-Pacific to maintain its lead status by 2031
Based on region, Asia-Pacific held the largest market share in 2021, accounting for nearly one-third of the global tablet PC market, and is expected to maintain its lead status by 2031. This is due to mass switching toward work-from-home (WFH) and remote working culture along with online education in this region. However, LAMEA is projected to register the fastest CAGR of 18.1% from 2022 to 2031, owing to gradual adoption of tablet PC in several industries along with rise in investments in development of tablets with enhanced features and improved devices in the region.
Leading Market Players
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- Apple Inc.
- Hewlett-Packard Company
- Huawei Technologies
- Lenovo Group
- LG Electronics Inc.
- Microsoft Corporation
- Nokia Corporation
- Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
- Toshiba Corp.
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I'll also have my review up shortly, so stay tuned for my thoughts.
