42dB ANC for Rs. 3,499? Meet the Honor Earbuds X10 Lite

HONOR has been steadily expanding its budget earbuds portfolio in Nepal. Following the recent introduction of the new A series with the HONOR Earbuds A Pro, the brand has now launched the HONOR Earbuds X10 Lite in Nepal.

The Honor Earbuds X10 Lite is an updated version of the Honor Choice Earbuds X7 Lite. It retains its budget-friendly positioning while adding features like Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and dual-device connectivity.

The X10 Lite brings 42dB ANC and dual-device connectivity, two features that are still uncommon from global brands in this segment. But what else does it have on offer? Let’s check it out!
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Honor Earbuds X10 Lite Overview

The HONOR Earbuds X10 Lite shares a familiar design with its predecessor. The charging case retains the same rounded, pebble-like shape, while the earbuds themselves feature a similar stem design and overall shape.

There’s no upgrade in protection, as the X10 Lite retains the same IP54 dust and water resistance as the X7 Lite. Sadly, it offers only a single color option: white.

The Earbuds X10 Lite gets a notable audio upgrade with a larger 12.4mm dynamic driver for a richer sound profile. HONOR also openly advertises its Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) feature this time. Interestingly, the X7 Lite also had ANC, but you’d hardly know it from the official product page.

The X10 Lite offers up to 42dB Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and it also uses ENC for noise reduction.

Connectivity-wise, the X10 Lite comes with Bluetooth 5.4 and Smart Pop-up pairing for compatible Honor devices. More notably, it supports dual-device connectivity, a feature that’s still uncommon at this price point, enabling seamless switching between devices like your phone and laptop.

The X10 Lite also lets you customize basic settings via its companion app, HONOR AI Space. Furthermore, it also supports real-time AI language translation with multiple language support.

As for endurance, the X10 Lite is equipped with a 40mAh battery in each earbud and a 500mAh charging case. According to Honor, the earbuds can last up to 8 hours on their own, while the charging case extends the total listening time to as much as 45 hours. Do note that these battery figures are based on tests conducted at 50% volume with ANC disabled.

The X10 Lite also supports fast charging, with Honor claiming that a 10-minute top-up can deliver up to 3 hours of music playback.

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With the X10 Lite, Honor is clearly aiming to redefine expectations in the budget TWS segment. At Rs. 3,499, it offers a well-rounded package with 42dB ANC, AI translation, and solid battery life, while also being cheaper than the previous generation. If Honor delivers on its claimed audio and ANC performance, the X10 Lite could be one of the best value-for-money earbuds in its price range.

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