At last year’s Meizu 17 launch event, Meizu unveiled its over-ear noise-canceling headphones for everyone. However, because they are not portable, many users have been looking forward to the Meizu ANC true wireless earbuds.
On January 8th, the Weibo account of Meizu Accessories announced that the Meizu POP Pro active noise-canceling headphones will be released on January 11.
From a naming perspective, this Meizu headset will inherit the naming system of the Meizu POP true wireless earphones, upgraded to the Meizu POP Pro, and will support active noise cancellation.
The Meizu POP Pro was revealed a month ago. Meizu announced the patent for the earphone charging case on November 3. According to patent drawings, the Meizu POP Pro earphones look very similar to the AirPods Pro.
It also adopts a rectangular design, with a power indicator on the front and a connection button on the back. The bottom has a Type-C charging port.
In addition, the Meizu POP Pro will add a transparency mode feature similar to the AirPods Pro, offering three modes: normal mode, ambient sound mode, and noise cancellation mode. Users can adjust the noise cancellation mode in the app to suit their current environment. No matter the environment, you can find the noise reduction effect that suits you.