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The OnePlus Bullets V2 earphones are priced at Rs 1,199 and you can order them right now
OnePlus has finally announced the pricing for its Bullets Earphones (V2) in India. The earphones, priced at Rs 1,199, are claimed to be a minor update to the Bullets Earphones (V1).
OnePlus has finally announced the pricing for its Bullets Earphones (V2) in India. The earphones, priced at Rs 1,199, are claimed to be a minor update to the Bullets Earphones (V1).The Bullets V2 were announced in August this year (via a tweet) and OnePlus fans have been waiting for them ever since. In terms of specifications, the Bullets V2 are a pair of in-ear earphones with a 9mm driver, 24 ohm impedance, an SPL of 107dB and a rated power of 3mW. They’re capable of reproducing a frequency range of 20-20,000Hz and connect to your devices via a 3.5mm connector. They also weigh a measly 14g.OnePlus claims that they partnered with LOFO, a German company, to build the V2’s diaphragm, which is said to be made of “Aryphan polyarylate.” The company has also shown of frequency response graphs which suggest that the Bullets V2 are marginally better than the Bullets V1.The earphones will be available in black and white colours and you can order them right now from OnePlus’ India Store.
First Published:Nov 04, 2016, 18:10:20 IST
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