HUAWEI Freebuds 7i price and specs via REVU Philippines

HUAWEI FreeBuds 7i now in PH: 55dB ANC for ₱3,999 until March 3

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HUAWEI just dropped a major contender for the title of “best budget earbuds.” If you’ve been waiting for a reason to ditch tangled wires or aging buds, this might be it. As of Feb. 2, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 7i is officially available in the Philippines, aiming to dominate the sub-P5,000 (sub-$85) market with features usually reserved for flagship Pro models.

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While most midrange buds settle for “good enough,” HUAWEI swings for the fences with powerful noise cancellation and a surprisingly refined soundstage.

The standout spec here is Intelligent Dynamic ANC 4.0. Most earbuds in this price bracket struggle to block anything beyond a low hum, but the FreeBuds 7i promises a maximum noise‑cancellation depth of 55dB.

To put that in perspective, that should be enough to hush the chaos of a busy Manila coffee shop. With an ultra‑large 8mm² rear vent and a specialized air guide cavity, the buds detect and counter external noise in under half a second. Beyond raw power, the system applies “full‑band” reduction so the silence feels natural rather than like you’ve been shoved into a vacuum.

Under the hood, the HUAWEI FreeBuds 7i features an 11mm quad‑magnet dynamic driver. Expect a punchy, bass‑forward sound that doesn’t sacrifice the high end, backed by Hi‑Res Audio certification.

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The headline feature is Unlimited Spatial Audio. Using a six‑axis Inertial Measurement Unit for head tracking, the earbuds create a 3D soundstage that stays locked in place even as you move. The “unlimited” part matters: Unlike Apple’s spatial audio, which often requires specific hardware or apps, HUAWEI’s technology works independently of your device or content source — delivering that immersive feel whether you’re on an iPhone or Android.

For anyone who spends hours in Zoom meetings or takes calls on the move, the microphone setup stands out. The company crammed six microphones into these buds, supplemented by a bone‑conduction sensor and AI noise reduction. Together, they can cut up to 90dB of ambient noise during calls, so the person on the other end hears you, not the traffic behind you.

Other notable features include:

  • Battery life: Up to 35 hours with the case, plus a fast‑charge option that delivers four hours of playback from a 10‑minute top‑up.
  • Durability: An IP54 rating for dust and water resistance makes them safe for sweaty workouts or a sudden drizzle.
  • Connectivity: Dual‑device pairing lets you switch seamlessly between your laptop and smartphone.
  • Fit: For inclusivity, HUAWEI has added an extra‑small or XS ear tip alongside the usual S, M, and L sizes.

Pricing and availability

The HUAWEI FreeBuds 7i has a suggested retail price of P4,499 ($76), but the early‑bird deal is especially aggressive if you act fast.

Until March 3, you can grab the earbuds for a promo price of P3,999 ($68). To sweeten the pot, the brand is throwing in P1,198 ($20) worth of freebies, including a stainless steel thermos worth P999 ($17) and HUAWEI Loss Care valued at P199 ($3).

At under P4,000 (under $68), finding another pair of buds with 55dB ANC and head‑tracking spatial audio will be a tall order. They’re available on HUAWEI’s official website and flagship stores on Shopee and Lazada.

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Editor-in-chief: Alora Uy Guerrero has 23 years of experience as an editor for print and digital publications such as Yahoo. She took time off journalism to manage OPPO’s digital-marketing campaigns. When not busy with her babies, she’s working on Revü, a passion project — or probably traveling or obsessing over her favorite bands, movies, TV shows, and basketball teams.