vivo launched the Buds Clip in China in September 2026. It is vivo’s first clip-style, open-ear TWS design. Instead of going inside your ear canal, the earbuds sit around the ear using a flexible titanium-alloy bridge.
Now we at passionategeekz has been tipped that vivo is getting ready to bring its unique Buds Clip to India, expanding its audio lineup with a design that looks very different from regular TWS earbuds. The vivo Buds Clip uses an open-ear clip-style design that sits around the ear instead of going inside the ear canal, making it possible to enjoy music while staying aware of your surroundings.

First introduced in China, the Buds Clip comes with a lightweight design, a 12mm driver, Bluetooth 5.4, LDAC support and up to 42 hours of total battery life with the charging case. While vivo has not yet revealed the complete India pricing and sale details, the upcoming launch could give Indian buyers another option in the growing open-ear audio segment.
The Buds Clip use a flexible memory-titanium bridge that clips around the ear. vivo says it used more than 2,000 real-ear models during ergonomic development. The earbuds are also symmetrical, so there is no fixed left/right side—you can simply pick one up and wear it.
vivo Buds Clip — Key Features

- Open-ear clip-style design
- Only 5.2g per earbud
- Flexible memory-titanium ear hook
- 12mm dual-magnetic moving-coil driver
- Hi-Res Audio Wireless
- LDAC, AAC, SBC and LC3 codec support
- Bluetooth 5.4
- Up to 10 hours playback on earbuds
- Up to 42 hours total battery life with case
- IP55 dust and water resistance
- Three-device connection support
- Dual microphones + VPU bone-conduction microphone
- AI call noise reduction
- Real-time translation and AI features
- 10-band custom EQ
- Adaptive volume adjustment
- Wear detection
- Touch/gesture controls
- Find My Earbuds
- Remote camera control on compatible vivo/iQOO phones
- Wireless charging on the higher-end variant
The vivo Buds Clip has launched in China at CNY 599, which is roughly ₹8,600 based on current conversion. The official Chinese pricing lists the standard version at ¥699 after the launch offer, while the wireless-charging version is priced at ¥799.
For Indian buyers, the final pricing and launch offers will be the most important details to watch. vivo has not yet confirmed the complete India pricing, but the Buds Clip could be an interesting option for users who want comfortable audio without fully blocking their ears.
We will bring you the latest updates on the vivo Buds Clip, including its India price, launch date and availability as soon as vivo officially reveals them. Stay tuned to Passionategeekz for more smartphone, gadget and technology updates.