OnePlus Buds 4 launched, here is everything you need to know about them
Another new feature is what OnePlus calls the Golden Sound profile. This customises the audio output based on how the earbuds fit in your ears, so you get a more personalised listening experience. On top of that, there are two AI-powered translation tools. One is for real-time voice translation, ideal for travel or language learning, and the other is a face-to-face translator that works via a paired app.In the meantime, the OnePlus Buds 3 continues to be a solid option in India. Priced at Rs 5,499, these earbuds punch above their weight with dual dynamic drivers, Hi-Res Audio support, and a comfortable fit that works well for long listening sessions. They also come with decent noise cancellation and great battery life, lasting up to 44 hours with the case. If you're looking for a reliable pair of earbuds right now, the Buds 3 still hold their ground — but it might be worth waiting just a little longer if you're curious about what the Buds 4 bring to the table.
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