Bluetooth 5.3

MEIZU’s flagship noise-canceling headphones are upgraded again, with the new MEIZU PANDAER Noise-Canceling Bluetooth Earbuds 1s in-ear now released.
● Still features a newly crafted metal star-ring body, making the rotating case a highlight.
● One-piece molding design provides solid protection for the whole unit.
● LED power display allows easy checking of the earbud case’s overall battery level for timely charging.
● Flyme instant pairing, part of the MEIZU ecosystem, shows a pop-up when the case is opened.
● 30-hour long standby time, easing battery anxiety.
● 38dB intelligent noise cancellation plus HiFi high-fidelity sound, delivering a new noise-canceling experience while ensuring music quality.

MEIZU’s PANDAER brand recently launched a uniquely designed true wireless gaming earbud—the Alloy Gear Gaming Earbuds 1s. These earbuds feature a semi-in-ear design with brown transparent ear tips and white stems, paired with a hexagonal charging case, giving them a highly distinctive look.

The PANDAER Alloy Gear Gaming Earbuds 1s (including the charging case) weigh only 58g, with each earbud weighing just 4g. Made from lightweight polymer shell material, they provide a barely-there wearing experience. The charging case resembles a spaceship, with a black frame + smoked transparent case design and a unique twist-open mechanism. The smoked transparent case features multicolored decorative accents, resembling an aircraft dashboard, enhancing its futuristic appeal.

When charging, the earbuds emit a yellow light, complementing the charging case’s power indicator to create a cool LED light effect, making it look like a flying spacecraft—a design that’s sure to win over young users.

There are many noise-canceling headphones, but in terms of design, MEIZU PANDAER definitely doesn’t lose to other brands. This is also MEIZU PANDAER’s first flagship-level headphone upgrade, making it even trendier and cooler. It can also be paired with the original hit theme of the White Gold Unicorn, which looks extremely stylish. In fact, the earbud case has a starship-like feel, officially referred to as the PASA aerospace design.

The earbud case of this model uses CNC aluminum alloy craftsmanship, a technique typically seen in custom mechanical keyboards and flagship smartphones—yet it’s now found on this earbud case.

A Type-C charging cable can be used to charge the charging case. When charging, the indicator light has a breathing effect, with different colors representing different battery levels. When fully charged, the green light stays on for 5 seconds before turning off.
30–100%: Green light | 0–30%: Red light

Another unique design of these earbuds is the opening mechanism—the