After months of waiting, Microsoft (MSFT) will finally release its AirPods competitor, the Surface Earbuds, on May 12. What’s more, the company has revised pricing for the wireless earbuds from its original price tag of $250 to $199.

That’s a significant price drop and more in line with what earbuds without active-noise cancelling technology from competitors like Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG, GOOGL), and Amazon (AMZN) are offering. The big difference for Microsoft is its Office 365 functionality and unique design.

The company is also launching its second-generation over-the-ear headphones, the Surface Headphones 2. The active-noise cancelling headphones will also launch May 12 and cost $250.

Surface Earbuds

• Unique design with touch controls

• Office 365 integration

• 8 hours of listening on a single charge

• Charging case adds an hour of listening in 10 minutes

• $199

Surface Headphones 2

• Over-the-ear headphones

• Office 365 integration

• Active-noise cancelling technology

• 20 hours of listening on a single charge

• $250

Surface Earbuds

The Surface Earbuds with their distinctive design will likely steal the show. From the outside, the buds look like small white saucers sitting in your ears. It’s sure to get plenty of looks from passersby who, by now, are more used to seeing the look of Apple’s AirPods, which look more like Q Tips.

The Earbuds’ design isn’t just for show, though. That flat surface also supports touch inputs including tapping to pause and play music and swiping to raise and lower the volume.

The first true-wireless earbuds from Microsoft, the Earbuds don’t push into your ear, but rather sit on the outside of the opening anchored by four touch points. The buds also come with three different silicone tips to ensure you’re able to get the best fit possible.

Microsoft says the buds will use the company’s Surface Omnisonic profile, and you can launch Spotify instantly, on Android phones, by triple-tapping the buds. The company doesn’t say whether that will work with Apple’s iPhone.

Interestingly, Microsoft is also including dictation capabilities for its Office 365 suite of apps, including the ability to listen to and delete emails in Outlook.

The buds are listed as splash resistant, and, according to Microsoft, offer 8 hours of continuous listening before needing to be dropped into their charging case. A 10-minute charge gives you an hour of listening.

As far as pricing goes, the Surface Earbuds line up nicely with Apple’s base AirPods, which start at $159 with a standard charging case and $199 with a wireless charging case. The AirPods Pro, which offer active-noise cancelling technology, cost $249.