Honor xSport Pro Bluetooth headset is now getting Nebula Purple color option


Honor xSport Pro

Today Huawei had a very busy day with the release of Honor V30 series, new HonorBooks, and a new wearable. Besides these new pieces of technology, the company also announced additional products, one of which is a Nebula Purple variant of the Honor xSport Pro sports Bluetooth headset. The new variant will go on pre-sale on November 26 at 18:00 and December 4th at 23:59, and it will be sold on December 5 at 10:08 am. The new Nebula Purple color retails at CNY399 ($56).

Huawei unveiled the xSport Pro sports Bluetooth headset back in October. It boasts a memory metal cable. It is more suitable for the neck. Moreover, it is wrapped with more skin-friendly liquid silicone. Textile cable is not easy to knot/twist, and can also reduce the stethoscope effect. The headset supports a smart magnetic design. For that reason, it automatically turn-off Bluetooth mode when the earphones are connected. This way, it is able to save power for another “wireless” section. Besides the new Nebula Purple, the headset also comes in Enchanting Red and Seagull Ash.

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When it comes to the battery life, the Honor xSport Pro sports Bluetooth headset provides 18 hours of continuous music playback. This is 60% higher than the previous generation. So you can use it for a week on a single charge. In addition, the new headphones also support reverse charging, and you can get 4 hours of music playback in 5 minutes. The headset also offers an IP55 level of protection which makes it both dust and water-resistant.

Let’s see how the Nebula Purple will sell in comparison with the other color offerings.

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