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The brand has only launched the product abroad and there is no information on when it will be launched in Brazil.
Xaiomi showed the world a new noveltyLast Tuesday (4), the global version of its Redmi Bud 4 Pro phone, the premium factory cordless headphones. With a battery that can last an incredible 36 hours, the device will be connected via Bluetooth 5.3 and high-resolution LDAC codec. The product also features water and dust resistance, and the option of Active Noise Suspension capability, which uses technical intelligence to remove external noise up to 43 decibels.
The launch was only announced abroad, in Europe, with the recommended price being around €90 (about R$463 at the current price without taxes). However, there is still no information about the arrival of the grandmother in Brazil. However, consumers are eagerly waiting for the new product.
The Redmi Buds 4 Pro is a TWS headphone (True Wirelless stereo) that has two diposros drivers on each side: a larger 10mm aluminum one and a smaller 6mm titanium one, which can be used to produce louder sounds. Besides, the element is anti-Sony LDAC codec, being able to play files up to 990 kb / s, however, in this specific configuration, the device will need to compete with the codec. The Redmi Bud still supports AAC and SBC codecs and has an immersive mode very similar to Airpods Space Audio.
The brand, in addition to having a consumer cost compatible in many of its models with its income, is loved by the public for offering great handsets and always with the latest accessories. The company is one of the most popular brands in the country, ranking third, 11.45% lower than Motorola and Samsung.
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