Not only did OnePlus unveil one of the most awaited smartphones of the year, but also added a little surprise in there by announcing a wireless sibling of the Bullets Earphones. 

Following in the footsteps of Apple, Samsung, Google and almost every other hardware manufacturer, OnePlus showed off the Bullets Wireless.

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Unlike Apple's offerings, however, the Bullets Wireless feature a wire that holds together the left and right earbuds, in the style of a neck band.

OnePlus promises about eight hours of battery life for the Bullets Wireless, but the most interesting thing is the support for its fast charge technology, Dash Charge, that should get you "five hours of continuous audio from 10 minutes of charging".

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Obviously, in line with OnePlus' history of using the USB-C port in all its devices, the Bullets too sport one. The earphones also support voice support for Google Assistant. 

They feature 9.2mm drivers, and the company's Energy Tube technology to stabilise sound as it passes through. The Energy Tubes are composed of a non-metallic mineral and silica gel. 

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The company will provide interchangeable tips and fins, for users to find the right fit for their ears. The earphones are also weather-resistant, the company says.

In a release, the OnePlus CEO says the company's been working on the things for about two years now, and the result is pretty solid for something that's a fraction of the price of the competition.

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The Bullets will retail for $69 or Rs 4,672, which is a very competitive price when compared to Apple or Google's offerings. They shall be available on the OnePlus Store starting next month.