Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Headphones Neo in Pakistan, expanding its local audio lineup with a new pair of over ear wireless headphones that combine adaptive active noise cancellation, large drivers and extended battery life. The headphones are now listed on Xiaomi’s official online store in Pakistan for 18,999 rupees, positioning them as a premium addition to the company’s growing audio product range in the country.
The Redmi Headphones Neo use 40mm titanium plated dynamic drivers, which Xiaomi says are designed to provide deeper bass while maintaining clear treble. They support up to 42dB of adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, with users able to manually choose between three noise cancellation levels or enable Adaptive ANC, which automatically adjusts according to surrounding noise conditions. For calls, Xiaomi has included three microphones with AI powered noise reduction, along with wind noise reduction support during calls at wind speeds of up to 5 meters per second. Users can also choose among Balanced, Enhance Bass, Enhance Treble and Enhance Voice EQ presets, or create a custom sound profile through the Xiaomi Earbuds app. The headphones additionally support Hi-Res Audio over a wired USB-C connection, with a frequency response of up to 20Hz to 40kHz in USB Audio mode, though Hi-Res certification applies only to wired playback.
On design, the Redmi Headphones Neo weigh approximately 263 grams and measure 202 by 183 by 47 millimeters, available in Obsidian Black, White and Mist Blue through Xiaomi’s official online store in Pakistan. Xiaomi has used protein leather ear cushions with low pressure foam, while the adjustable headband is designed to accommodate different head sizes for extended comfort during use.
Connectivity is handled through Bluetooth 5.4, with a claimed range of up to 10 meters, and the headphones support dual device connectivity along with Google Fast Pair for quicker setup with Android devices. Compatible HyperOS devices can also use Audio Sharing to connect two pairs of headphones to a single device simultaneously. A 600mAh battery powers the headphones, with Xiaomi claiming up to 72 hours of music playback on a full charge when ANC is disabled. Fast charging provides up to five hours of playback from a 10 minute charge, with charging handled entirely through USB-C, and the headphones come with a three month warranty at launch.
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