Since the advent of Apple Airpods on the technological market, we have witnessed a real invasion of TWS headphones, so much so that the various brands of the Android counterpart are nothing if they do not have at least one pair of wireless earphones in their catalog.
Xiaomi in this regard boasts many models in the catalog but it was the presentation of the Xiaomi Mi Air 2 Pro that aroused even more enthusiasm in lovers of this kind of product and why it is attributable to very interesting features, such as the noise reduction function. environmental up to 35 dB.
Well, the news today is that the headphones in question appeared in the Italian site of Xiaomi with the name of Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro, suggesting an imminent landing on the European market, perhaps starting from Italy.
Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro headphones arrive (almost) on the global market
The Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro offer 12 mm dynamic drivers that deliver powerful bass but in harmony with the mid and high tones. There is also the LHDC V3 protocol in charge of reducing latency to just 100 ms, perhaps not ideal for gaming but absolutely perfect for streaming.
As for autonomy, the Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro boast up to 7 hours of use on a single charge as long as you do not use the noise reduction function, while if this is activated, the autonomy drops to 5 hours, which is still an excellent result.
Of course, operation is guaranteed with every Android device but also iOS, but it is with MIUI that the headphones find full integration, offering a unique speed of connection. There is also the possibility of charging via Type-C input but also via wireless, while 4 pairs of rubber pads are available in the package to better adapt the headphones to our ear.
Unfortunately, at the moment the new TWS Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro headphones have only appeared on the Chinese brand's website in the Global version without revealing the price, although a price list that could be around 79,99 euros is not discounted, but above all the doubt arises that Xiaomi may have a launch event in store for Europe. And if so, what could be the upcoming products?
Will it be possible to update the firmware of the Chinese version to the European one?
I doubt it