Next October 14th there won't be the only launch of OnePlus 8T but also other products. Among these, one of the most anticipated is the one dedicated to audiophiles. THE OnePlus BudZ they are the most awaited headphones by lovers of the brand and will be on sale in a few days. But what are the characteristics of the new ones true wireless of the brand? Currently we are not aware of the details but there are some features that have "escaped" the company. Escape in a manner of speaking, of course, as on the official Twitter profile the brand has announced a much awaited and requested feature. This is the protection against water jets. Let's see the details.
The OnePlus BudZ will be IP55 certified: this means that they will be protected against accidental jets of water and not from diving or waves!
After learning the news that both the standard model and the OnePlus BudZ will be able to count on a companion app for connection to other devices, here comes excellent news especially for sportsmen. The company's next flagship headphones will be equipped with IP55 certification. This guarantees protection MAXIMUM by water jets. But let's see in detail what it means, so we will be more prepared to buy.
l IP code is a convention defined to locate the degree of protection of the enclosures of electrical and electronic devices against the penetration of external agents of a solid or liquid nature. The numbers range from IP0X a IP6X regarding the first digit and from IPX0 a IPX8 regarding the second digit. Clearly, the previous IP number is always “less” than the next one with the meaning of protection from the external agent indicated by the smaller digit. As a result, the company's new true wireless headphones will be protected by:
- vertical fall of water drops;
- falling drops with an inclination of less than 15 °;
- rain;
- splashing water;
- water jets
Great news especially for sportsmen. The only doubt now is: other specifications and prices. We are sure that in the coming days the brand will tell us something about it.
