At a Malaysia showcase, Honor rolled out four earphone families to the global market, converting several late‑2025 announcements into purchasable products. The lineup includes the flagship Earbuds 4, priced at MYR 399 (roughly $100), offering 48 hours of playback, 50 dB active noise cancellation and dual titanium‑coated drivers. A quick unboxing video is already online while a full review is pending. early impressions suggest solid soundstage and comfortable fit for daily commuters.

The Clip 2 Pro, originally unveiled six months ago, finally reaches consumers worldwide at MYR 499 (about $125). Its open‑ear arch adapts to diverse ear shapes, supplies 44 hours of battery life and houses 12 mm dual magnetic drivers. Lacking ANC, it compensates with auto‑wear detection, drop alerts and AI‑driven real‑time translation. plus seamless switching between devices.

Budget‑friendly Earbuds A Pro arrive at MYR 199 ($50), delivering 42 hours of case‑included power, 49 dB ANC and 12.4 mm drivers wrapped in a macaron‑inspired shell. The most unconventional entry, Choice YHEMI MouseBuds Pro, fuses a wireless mouse and semi‑open earbuds; a 1,000 mAh mouse battery powers 30 days of use, while the buds retain ANC and dual magnetic drivers. Both Bluetooth and proprietary receiver modes broaden device compatibility. making it a viable travel companion.