Infinix XBUDS H5 now available in the Philippines

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Infinix has launched the XBUDS H5 in the Philippines, expanding its lineup of affordable true wireless earbuds.

The XBUDS H5 features 10mm composite diaphragm dynamic drivers and supports fixed spatial audio for a wider listening experience.

For calls, the earbuds are equipped with binaural dual microphones with AI ENC and DNS 3.0 technology to reduce background noise. They also support wind noise cancellation for winds of up to 4m/s.

Battery life is rated for up to 7.5 hours of music playback on a single charge, extending to 30 hours with the included charging case. For voice calls, users can get up to 5 hours per charge or 20 hours with the charging case. The earbuds charge via a USB Type-C port and support fast charging.

Other features include Bluetooth 6.0, dual-device connection, touch controls, IP54-rated water resistance for the earbuds, and compatibility with the AI Mate app on both Android and iOS.

Price and Availability

The Infinix XBUDS H5 is now available in the Philippines with a suggested retail price of PHP 649.

Infinix XBUDS H5 specs:
Drivers: 10mm Composite Diaphragm Dynamic Drivers
Audio: Fixed Spatial Audio
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 6.0
Bluetooth Range: 10 meters or more
Microphones: Binaural Dual Microphones
Noise Cancellation: AI ENC with DNS 3.0
Wind Noise Cancellation: Up to 4m/s
Dual-Device Connection: Yes
Battery (Earbuds): 40mAh each
Battery (Charging Case): 400mAh
Playback Time: Up to 7.5 hours (earbuds), Up to 30 hours (with charging case)
Talk Time: Up to 5 hours (earbuds), Up to 20 hours (with charging case)
Charging: USB Type-C, Fast Charging
Controls: Touch Controls
Water Resistance: IP54 (Earbuds)

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