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TECNO FreeHear 2 goes on sale in Türkiye at 4,999 TL

The open-ear TECNO FreeHear 2 is now on sale in Türkiye in purple. Priced at 4,999 TL, the earbuds offer up to 9.5 hours per charge and up to 46 hours with the charging case.

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Two black wireless earbuds in an open charging case, beside a green and white mechanical keyboard and dried flowers.
Illustrative stock image: wireless earbuds and a charging case on a desk Photo: Temsili görsel

TECNO's open-ear wireless earbuds, the FreeHear 2, have officially gone on sale in Türkiye in a purple color option. The price in Türkiye was announced as 4,999 TL.

Design and sound

Built with an ergonomic C-bridge clip and soft TPU material, the earbuds sit naturally on the ear. The design aims to reduce the risk of slipping during sports and daily use, and because it does not enter the ear canal, it can be worn all day without pressure.

The earbuds use 10.8 mm dual magnetic dynamic drivers designed to deliver strong bass and clear treble. Advanced acoustic engineering, spatial ambient sound technology and a three-dimensional sound pickup structure are among the highlighted features. A dual pressure-relief vent aims to minimize sound leakage to the outside, a common issue with open-ear models.

Battery and call performance

The earbuds play music continuously for up to 9.5 hours on a single charge. With the compact charging case, total usage reaches 46 hours. Thanks to fast charging, a 5-minute charge provides up to 90 minutes of use.

An AI-powered four-microphone system is used to improve voice quality on phone calls. DNN (Deep Neural Network) algorithms and a special microphone design against wind noise separate ambient sound from the human voice. According to TECNO's laboratory data, the system allows smooth calls even at a wind speed of 5 m/s.

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