Just yesterday we saw how the market leading Chinese company said goodbye to the year with the presentation of its new family of top-of-the-range smartphones, with the Xiaomi 12 and the new version of its MIUI 13 operating system. However, these were not the only protagonists of their event , with the presentation of two smart accessories: the Xiami Buds 3 headphones and the Xiaomi Watch S1 smartwatch.
Starting with the wearable, we find a watch with a classic look, with a 1.43-inch round AMOLED touch screen with a stainless steel frame, a sapphire crystal and a comfortable bracelet. leather. All this accompanied by a battery that, according to the company, will offer us up to 12 days of regular use or 24 days in standby mode with a single charge.
Although undoubtedly the most remarkable aspect of the Watch S1 is that, like other Xiaomi smart watches, it does not have the Google operating system.
As for the headphones, curiously the new Buds 3 behind the presentation of the Buds 3 Pro presented last September. However, although these headphones renounce this surname, they are presented as a clear improvement over their predecessors, equipping dual magnetic dynamic drivers to offer high-fidelity audio, ideal for both content playback and playback. the calls.
And, according to the brand, these speakers are capable of offering us noise cancellation up to 40 dB , with three active noise cancellation modes configured for the different scenarios and needs of the day to day. day. Thus, the company has also announced that the headphones will have an autonomy of up to 7 hours of music playback with a single charge, which can reach 32 hours of total use thanks to the additional charge from its case.
Thus, following the usual Xiaomi trend, both devices arrive at fairly affordable prices. Released for the moment only in China, the Xiaomi Watch S1 will be available at a price of 1,099 yuan ( approximately 145 euros at the exchange rate ), while the Xiaomi Buds 3 barely reach 449 yuan ( approximately 62 euros ).
Unfortunately, at the moment the prices or availability dates for the rest of the markets have not been disclosed.