OnePlus has started open sales for the OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Pro in India. The earbuds are part of the company's Nord lineup, which continues to expand beyond smartphones.
The Nord Buds 4 Pro are priced at ₹3,999, with a limited-period offer bringing the price down to ₹3,799. They are available across OnePlus' online and offline channels, along with major e-commerce platforms.
ANC and Audio Updates
The earbuds come with active noise cancellation rated at up to 55dB, a figure that's becoming more common in this segment.
OnePlus has also updated the internal drivers and added a titanium coating, with the aim of improving bass response and overall clarity compared to the previous model.
Everyday Features and Connectivity
On the connectivity side, the Nord Buds 4 Pro support Bluetooth 6.0 and LHDC 5.0, along with Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair.
There's a six-microphone setup for calls, along with features like touch-based volume controls and Spotify Tap. The earbuds weigh 4.4 grams each, and the charging case is slightly smaller than before.
Software Features
The earbuds also include support for real-time translation on compatible devices running newer versions of OxygenOS. The feature works across multiple languages, including English and Hindi, though it remains tied to specific devices within the ecosystem.
Launch Comes Ahead of Nord 6
The timing of the Nord Buds 4 Pro release is in line with OnePlus' broader Nord roadmap. The company is expected to launch the Nord 6 in India soon, with teasers already starting to surface.
While details are still emerging, early reports suggest the device could focus on performance and battery upgrades, positioning it as a step up from the current Nord lineup.
With the Nord Buds 4 Pro arriving ahead of the next smartphone, OnePlus continues to build out the Nord range across categories.
It's a straightforward expansion strategy that includes adding more products under the same branding. Another interesting thing to note for this launch is the timing. After launching its flagship devices, OnePlus is looking to strengthen its hold in the mid-range, and both products are well-positioned to help the brand scale to the next level.
