South Korean giant LG is launching a new TWS that features a self-cleaning charging case. It utilizes the company's UV nano to kill bacteria while the earbuds are recharging.
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Self-cleaning charging case with UV light |
With a new canal type design and Meridian audio technology
LG revealed two new TONE Free true wireless earbuds namely, HBS-FN6 and HBS-FN4. They both have Meridian Audio technology that is said to deliver a lifelike listening experience.
Also, the earbuds have a new canal-type shape that is designed to offer a more comfortable fit. They come in two colorways and finish, matte Stylish Black and glossy Modern White.
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A canal-type design |
Both models have four EQ presets: Natural, Immersive, Bass Boost, and Treble Boost. There’s also an Ambient Sound Mode that allegedly produces external audio into your ears so you can hear your surroundings.
The earbuds will last 6 hours on a single charge and feature fast charging with a claim of 1 hour of listening with a short 5-minute charge. With the charging case, the earbuds offer a total of 18 hours of listening time.
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A total of 18 hours of listening time |
LG TONE Free HBS-FN6 can clean itself with UV light
The HBS-FN6 is considered more premium since this one includes LG’s innovative UV Nano charging case. The case is built for protected storage, hassle-free charging, and enhanced hygiene. According to LG, there are many studies that proved earbuds can harbor more bacteria than a kitchen cutting board. These bacteria can lead to the possibility of ear infections.
The company claims that the slim charging case keeps listeners’ ears cleaner by eliminating 99.9 percent of E. coli and S. aureus 2. This is said to be possible by the use of built-in ultraviolet light, non-toxic, hypoallergenic silicone ear gel 3, and inner mesh.
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Includes an inner mesh for hygiene |
Both LG TONE Free models will be launched in key European and American markets starting next month. The availability in other regions to follow but there's no information yet regarding its pricing.
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