Honor introduces the Earbuds 4 series to the Philippine market, highlighting impressive battery life and active noise cancellation at an accessible price point, challenging established budget earbud models.
Honor has expanded the Earbuds 4 line beyond China, bringing the model to the Philippines as a low-cost wireless option built around active noise cancellation and dual drivers. According to HONOR’s global product page, the earbuds use 11mm and 6mm titanium-coated drivers, with up to 50dB of noise reduction and AI-assisted call noise cancellation.
The company says the earbuds support Bluetooth 5.3, wear detection and pop-up pairing, while the casing and buds are rated IP54 for resistance to dust and splashes. HONOR lists the buds at about 5.3 grams each, with the charging case weighing 38.3 grams without the earbuds inside.
Battery life is one of the main selling points. HONOR says a single charge can deliver up to nine hours of playback with ANC switched off, rising to as much as 46 hours when the case is included. The earbuds are offered in black and white, although local availability may vary by market.
Review coverage has suggested the Earbuds 4 aim to compete on value rather than luxury. Tom’s Guide described the sound as strong for the price, while noting that the design feels plasticky and that higher-resolution codec support is absent. Even so, the combination of long runtime, ANC and call noise reduction makes the model a practical budget-focused release.
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