Xiaomi launches Mi Dual-Unit Half-Ear wired headphones in China for CNY 69
Inside the headphones, there is a dual-unit dynamic coil along with a ceramic horn acoustic structure responsible for clear sound and noise reduction.

Xiaomi has announced a pair of new headphones dubbed as 'Mi Dual-Unit Half-Ear' headphones in the Chinese market. The company has priced the headphones at 69 CNY or about Rs 700. The headphones are wired and do not support Bluetooth connectivity.[caption id="attachment_4403841" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Mi dual-unit half-ear headphones[/caption]The headphones come with a glossy ceramic body and use an half-ear structure which keeps the shell of the earphones outside the ear. As per a GizmoChina report, this has been done to protect the ear canal from any damage. The headphone wire is made using a soft Thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) material which, according to the company, will not twist or get entangled easily.Inside the headphones, we find a dual-unit dynamic coil along with a ceramic horn acoustic structure. The company claims that these components will result in clear sound and better noise reduction. A microphone has been integrated into the headphones along with a three-button control system. The headphones have a 90 ° plug design, which the company claims will protect the wire and extend the life of the headset.[caption id="attachment_4403945" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Xiaomi headphones.[/caption]As per the report, the headphones have passed the Hi-Res Audio certification of the Japan Audio Association asserting that they can produce a high listening experience. In terms of colour options, the users have a choice of two colours which are black and white. The headphones will be sold at Mi Home offline stores in China.

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