Infinix AI Buds debut in Kenya at KES 8,999, cheaper from 3rd-party retailers
Infinix has officially introduced its AI-powered Infinix AI Buds (model XE37) to the Kenyan market, months after the earbuds launched alongside Infinix AI..
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Infinix has officially launched its AI-powered Infinix AI Buds (model XE37) in Kenya, months after their initial global debut. These earbuds are now available through authorized partners and third-party retailers, with a recommended retail price of KES 8,999.
- The AI Buds feature real-time translation for up to 162 languages across conversation, live listening, and transcription modes.
- A standout feature is the transparent touchscreen charging case, enabling control over music, calls, and translation without touching a phone.
- The earbuds offer hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC), providing up to 45dB of noise reduction.
- They boast a total playback time of up to 36 hours with ANC off and are rated IPX4 for splash resistance.
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