Introducing: Nokia True Wireless Earbuds

dipankar paul · November 27

Hello Fans, it's time to cut the cord.

Here's a look at our Truly Wireless Earbuds - ultra-lightweight, comfortable, long-lasting, and absolutely gorgeous!

Make a style statement

The earbuds come in a stylish carrying case which doubles as a charging station. Push the spring-loaded release button and out pop two shiny earbuds. Weighing just 5 grams each, they may not burden your hands, but boy do they make a statement!

Open. Pair. Play.

Using the earbuds is as easy as 1-2-3. Simply pair your phone with the buds via Bluetooth, and you're good to go. No additional apps required.

The music never stops

Once the music comes on, it stays on - for up to 3.5 hours on a single charge. If you do happen to run out of charge, simply pop the earbuds back in their case to recharge them. And, guess what, the case can fully charge the earbuds up to 3 times. That's up to 14 hours of music playback!

The perfect workout accessory

The Nokia True Wireless Earbuds are rated IPX5. So, take your buds running, cycling, or to the gym, without worrying about sweat and splashes of water.

Nokia True Wireless Earbuds
Features and Specifications:

- Ultra-lightweight: Just 5 grams per earbud
- Up to 14 hours of playback or 16 hours of talk time
- Easy setup with Bluetooth 5.0; no app needed
- Stereo playback and phone calls
- Sweat- and splash-resistant
- Case provides 3 additional full charges
- USB Type-C charging
- LED charge indicator

Keep watching this space for when the Nokia True Wireless Earbuds will be available for purchase.

What do you guys think? Tell us in the comments!

user1531136097939 · November 27

When its available????

andrew leroy · November 27

Just like every other Nokia accessory, this surely won't be available to purchase in the United States.

morozshaun · November 27

Really hoping it will be available in my country!

user1542397294214 · November 27

Awesome earphones

robert 531 · November 27

I guess these wonderful True Wireless Earbuds are not for the USA. How about for Hong Kong? (I have connections there.) Or mail order? I have always trusted Nokia and Bluetooth Headsets are a problem. I am looking forward to trying them.