Xiaomi’s global website listing points to an international launch for the Xiaomi Clip, the company’s clip-on open-ear earbuds. The design leaves the ear canal open, and Xiaomi lists features including LHDC 5.0 audio and Apple Find My support. The listing surfaced ahead of the November 17 Paris event, but it did not confirm global pricing or when sales would begin.
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What the global listing reveals
The Clip hooks onto the outer edge of the ear rather than sitting inside the ear canal. Each earbud weighs 5.5 grams, and the product comes in Sand Gold, Pearl White, Frost Purple and Graphite Black.
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Xiaomi’s global product information lists LHDC 5.0 high-resolution audio support. Reporting on the earbuds also identifies 11 mm dynamic drivers, AAC and SBC codec support, Bluetooth 5.4 multipoint connectivity, and an IP57 rating.
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Battery life is an advertised maximum of up to nine hours from the earbuds and up to 38 hours with the charging case. Those figures are claims, not independent test results.
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The listing also promotes Apple Find My support. The available reporting does not establish all of the feature’s practical limits, so it is safest to treat this as a compatibility feature rather than assume the listing confirms exactly how tracking works.
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A delayed international debut, with prices still unknown
Reports dated November 12 said Xiaomi had listed the Clip globally ahead of its November 17 event in Paris—five days later. The earbuds had already debuted in China in May. One report put their Chinese launch price at about $127, but that does not establish a price for international markets.
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Xiaomi’s announced event lineup includes the Clip, Watch S5 41mm, Smart Band 11 and Mijia home appliances alongside the Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max.
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What the listing can—and can’t—say about the competition
The listing establishes the Clip’s central design choice: an open-ear clip-on fit instead of an in-ear style. The available sources do not provide a like-for-like comparison or test results against Xiaomi’s OpenWear Stereo Pro or Sony’s LinkBuds Clip, so they do not support a reliable verdict on which model sounds better, fits better or offers more for the price.