HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S Deepsea Blue – Open-Ear Earbuds, 38H Battery, Spatial Audio, IP57

The HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S Deepsea Blue is what happens when Huawei stops treating open-ear earbuds as a gadget and starts treating them as jewellery. A rounded, almost spherical charging case taken through more than 100 finishing processes into a deep mirrored blue, a C-bridge moulded from liquid silicone that is 25% softer than the last generation, and a 10.8 mm dual-diaphragm driver that doubles volume and low-frequency output against the original FreeClip. All of it at 5.1 g per earbud. Available now at Totot in the UAE.

Table of Contents

• The Luminous Case and Airy C-bridge
• Dual-Diaphragm Drivers and the AI NPU
• Open-Ear Listening That Still Hits
• Tri-Mic Calls and Adaptive Volume
• Hand Gestures and Head Control
• 38 Hours and a 10-Minute Rescue
• Who the Deepsea Blue Suits
• Technical Specifications
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Order from Totot

HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S Deepsea Blue: A Case Built Like Jewellery

The headline change over the standard FreeClip 2 is not the audio hardware, it is the shell. Huawei ditched the pill-shaped case for a rounded, near-spherical form with a mirrored finish that catches light the way sun hits deep water. Inside there is 20% more room than before, enough to drop a ring or a small pendant in beside the buds.

The C-bridge itself was reworked through roughly 50 production steps into a smooth, ridge-free surface. Huawei quotes a 25% softer liquid silicone compound, and the practical result is that the clip stops announcing itself after twenty minutes on the ear.

Dual-Diaphragm Drivers and the AI NPU

Open-ear earbuds have historically had one glaring weakness: thin, bass-light sound. The 10.8 mm dual-diaphragm driver in the FreeClip 2 S attacks that directly, running two diaphragms from an integrated dual-magnet circuit to deliver a claimed 100% increase in volume and low-frequency output over the first-generation FreeClip. Frequency response covers the full 20 Hz to 20 kHz range.

Behind it sits a third-generation NPU AI audio chip with roughly 10 times the processing headroom of the previous chip, handling sound optimisation and voice work in real time rather than leaning on your phone.

Open-Ear Listening That Still Hits

Nothing enters the ear canal. The Comfort Bean sits outside it, shaped from data across more than 10,000 ear samples, which means you keep full awareness of traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road, a colleague at the next desk, or a boarding announcement. A reverse sound-wave system keeps leakage low so the person beside you is not sharing your playlist.

Tri-Mic Calls and Adaptive Volume

Three microphones paired with multi-channel DNN noise-cancellation algorithms isolate your voice from whatever is happening behind you. Adaptive Volume then reads your surroundings and the content you are playing and nudges the level across three adjustment steps, while Adaptive Voice Enhancement lifts speech clarity for podcasts and calls in noisy places.

Hand Gestures and Head Control

Double-tap answers or ends a call and plays or pauses audio, triple-tap skips forward, and a swipe along the bud raises or lowers volume. Head control is the party trick: nod to accept a call, shake to reject it, hands free. Everything is remappable in the HUAWEI Audio Connect app.

38 Hours and a 10-Minute Rescue

Nine hours of playback on a single charge, 38 hours in total with the case. Ten minutes plugged in buys three hours of listening, which covers the walk out the door on a bad morning. The case charges over USB-C or wirelessly at up to 3 W.

Who the HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S Deepsea Blue Suits

Deepsea Blue is the quieter of the two finishes. Under office light it reads almost charcoal, and only turns properly blue when direct sun or a phone flash hits the mirror. That makes it the safer pick if you wear the buds through meetings and do not want a bright object clipped to your ear pulling focus.

It also hides the day-to-day better. Fingerprints and skin oil show up far less on the darker mirror than on a pale one, and light scuffing on the case is less visible. If you want it noticed instead of understated, the Space Silver is the one to look at.

Technical Specifications

• Model: HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S
• Type: Open-ear clip-on true wireless earbuds, C-bridge design
• Driver: 10.8 mm dual-diaphragm, 20 Hz to 20 kHz
• Chip: 3rd-generation NPU AI audio processor
• Microphones: Tri-mic call noise cancellation with multi-channel DNN algorithms
• Audio features: Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, Adaptive Volume, Adaptive Voice Enhancement, 10-band equaliser
• Codecs: SBC, AAC, L2HC
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 6.0, dual-device multipoint, Pop-Up Pair
• Sensors: Infrared, Hall, gyroscope and accelerometer, bone conduction, touch
• Controls: Double-tap, triple-tap, swipe, press and hold, head gestures
• Battery: 9 hours playback, 38 hours with case; 6 hours talk time, 25 hours with case
• Battery capacity: 60 mAh per earbud, 537 mAh charging case
• Charging: USB-C 5V 1.5A, wireless up to 3 W; 10 minutes for 3 hours playback
• Water and dust resistance: IP57 earbuds, IP54 charging case
• Compatibility: iOS and Android, HUAWEI Audio Connect app
• Earbud dimensions: 2.54 cm (H) x 2.67 cm (W) x 1.88 cm (D)
• Case dimensions: 3.74 cm (L) x 4.86 cm (W) x 4.89 cm (D)
• Weight: 5.1 g per earbud, 39.4 g charging case
• Colour: Deepsea Blue
• In the box: Earbuds x1 pair, charging case x1, quick start guide, warranty card
• Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot

Frequently Asked Questions

What is different between the FreeClip 2 S and the standard FreeClip 2?

The drivers and chip are shared. What changes is the shell: a rounded mirrored case with 20% more internal space instead of the pill shape, a smoother 25% softer C-bridge, and a metallic finish on both. Full figures are on the official HUAWEI specification page.

Does the Deepsea Blue look navy or black in person?

Indoors it reads as a very dark blue that most people first take for black. The blue only resolves properly in daylight or under a direct light source, which is exactly the appeal for anyone who wants the colour without the attention.

Will they fall off while running?

The clip closes around the ear rather than wedging into it, and at 5.1 g there is very little mass to shake loose. With IP57 on the buds, sweat and splashes are not a concern either.

Do they work with an iPhone?

Yes. Bluetooth 6.0 pairs with iOS and Android, and the HUAWEI Audio Connect app is available on both, so gesture remapping and the equaliser work regardless of phone.

Can I connect two devices at once?

Yes, dual-device multipoint is supported, so a laptop and a phone can stay connected together and the buds switch to whichever one starts playing.

How do these compare to the older FreeClip 2?

Same sound, different object. If the case design does not matter to you, the HUAWEI FreeClip 2 saves money for near-identical audio.

Order the HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S from Totot

Order with fixed 10 AED Aramex delivery anywhere in the UAE, cash on delivery, and Tabby or Tamara instalments. Browse more in our Earbuds collection or see the full HUAWEI range.