Wireless Earbuds: Cleaning and New Releases
- Clean wireless earbuds regularly to improve sound quality and hygiene
- Use gentle cleaning products and avoid metallic objects
- HMD's Amped Buds feature a charging case that doubles as a power bank
- The earbuds have 10mm drivers and support Snapdragon Sound
- Priced at £179.99 in the UK and €199.99 in Europe, with a US launch pending
Cleaning Your Wireless Earbuds
Wireless earbuds can accumulate ear wax, oils, and skin cells, affecting sound quality and hygiene. To clean them, use a microfiber cloth and gentle cleaning products. For removable tips, use soapy water or mild cleaning products. Avoid using wet wipes on speaker mesh parts.
For earbuds with non-removable tips, like Apple's AirPods, use a dry cloth or cotton swab to clean the exterior. Avoid using metallic objects that can scratch or pierce the earbuds. Regular cleaning can help maintain sound quality and prevent damage.
New Releases: HMD Amped Buds
HMD's new Amped Buds feature a distinctive hinged design and a charging case that doubles as a power bank. The case has a 1,600mAh battery, providing up to 95 hours of playback time. The earbuds themselves have 10mm drivers, support Snapdragon Sound, and come with three mics for clear voice calling.
The HMD Amped Buds are priced at £179.99 in the UK and €199.99 in Europe, with a US launch pending. They offer a unique combination of sound quality, battery life, and innovative design.