Vivo Buds Clip Launched with Open-Ear Design, LDAC Audio, and 42-Hour Battery

Jit Bain
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Highlights
  • Vivo officially launched the Buds Clip open-ear earbuds in China.
  • Connectivity features Bluetooth 5.4.
  • Audio is powered by 12mm dual magnetic drivers with Hi-Res Audio Wireless.

Vivo has officially launched the ‘Vivo Buds Clip’ open-ear earbuds and the ‘Vivo WATCH 6’ in China, alongside the X500 smartphone. The earbuds feature a flexible titanium alloy bridge; each weighs 5.2 grams and carries an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance.

The features of the Vivo Buds Clip include a 12mm dual-magnetic moving coil unit that supports Hi-Res Audio Wireless, LDAC, AAC, SBC, and LC3 codecs. Every aspect emphasizes audio clarity, featuring DeepX 5.0 stereo sound, spatial audio, and bone-conduction AI call noise reduction technology.

Vivo Buds Clip Bluetooth 5.4

These earbuds use Bluetooth 5.4 to connect to three devices at once, with 70ms latency. Users get 10 hours of playback on a single charge and a total of up to 42 hours with the charging case, which is available in both standard and wireless charging versions.

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The Vivo Buds Clip costs $89 (approximately ₹8,600) in China and comes in three colors: Floating Purple, Moonlight White, and Starry Night Black. The company has not yet officially disclosed details regarding its global availability or pricing in India.

Vivo Buds Clip IP55 dust and water resistance

Vivo Buds Clip Key Specification

  • Design: Open-ear with flexible titanium alloy bridge, 5.2g per earbud
  • Drivers: 12mm dual magnetic moving coil
  • Audio: Hi-Res Audio Wireless, LDAC, AAC, SBC, and LC3 codecs, DeepX 5.0, spatial audio
  • Calls: Dual microphones with bone-conduction AI noise reduction
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, three-device simultaneous connection, 70ms latency
  • Battery: Up to 10 hours standalone, 42 hours with charging case; 10-minute charge provides 3 hours of playback
  • Durability: IP55 dust and water resistance
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Jit Bain is a tech blogger at Intaak Media, specializing in the latest leaks for gadgets. Instead of just repeating rumors, he breaks down the raw data to find out what it actually means. His goal is to give readers the real, practical story behind upcoming devices before they launch.
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