Surface Earbuds now available in Graphite Grey

Microsoft's Surface Earbuds are now available for purchase. The darker earbuds join the Glacier White Surface Earbuds that were already available. Regardless of the color you choose, the Surface Earbuds cost $200.

The Graphite Grey Surface Earbuds are otherwise identical to the Surface Earbuds that were already available, so don't expect whatever new features or improvements.

The Surface Earbuds look a chip different than other earbuds, as they have a surface big enough to back up gestures for controlling media. They're designed with condolement in mind, and earned high marks in our review thanks to their balanced audio and splendid bombardment life.

Category	Surface Earbuds
Dimensions	Each earbud: 0.98" (25 mm) x 0.78" (19.9 mm)
Charging example	ii.96" (75 mm) 10 ane.31" (33.2 mm) 10 0.98" (25 mm)
Weight Each earbud	7.2g with ear tip
Charging instance	40g without earbuds
Exterior Color	Glacier White Graphite Grey
Frequency response	20 –20 kHz
Microphone	Ii microphones per earbud
Speaker	xiii.6mm driver
Bombardment life	Up to 24 hours battery with included charging case Up to viii hours of continuous listening per charge A 10-minute charge provides up to 1 60 minutes of battery life
Cord	USB-A to USB-C cord (i meter)
Wireless	Bluetooth five.0 LE
Sound codecs	SBC and aptX
Waterproof rating	IPX4
Compatibility	Windows 10, Android four.4, iPhone 5, iOS9, Bluetooth 4.1/iv.2
Controls	touch on, tap, swipe, vocalisation
Warranty	One-twelvemonth express hardware warranty

If you're debating about getting the Surface Earbuds, make sure to check out some of our comparisons, such as Surface Earbuds vs. Apple Airpods, Surface Headphones 2 vs. Surface Earbuds, and Surface Earbuds vs. Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus.

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Surface Earbuds accept an splendid, albeit unique, design that is comfortable for all-24-hour interval wear. However, incredibly good audio and exceptional battery life may non be enough to justify $200 compared to more affordable options.

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