Philips has launched new wireless earbuds dubbed Fidelio T2. The Truly wireless headset looks like a great choice for those who are looking for a compact, high-quality audio experience. The in-ear design makes the headphones small and convenient to carry around, while the improved battery life of 36 hours allows for long listening sessions.
The support for Sony LDAC technology is a major selling point for these headphones. Sony LDAC allows for the transmission of high-resolution audio content with a maximum bit rate of 990kbps, providing a high-quality audio experience for listeners. The technology also automatically adjusts the bit rate based on network conditions. This ensures stable connections even in harsh environments.
In addition to its audio capabilities, the Fidelio T2 headphones also feature active noise reduction (ANC) technology. The ANC technology uses bone conduction to reduce wind noise, making it easier to enjoy your music or other audio content even in noisy environments.
The headphones are also splash-resistant, thanks to their IPX4 rating. They are also equipped with three microphones per ear. This makes it possible to use the headphones for hands-free phone calls or other voice-activated functions.
It is worth mentioning that the Philips Fidelio T2 headphones are expected to be launched in the third quarter of 2023. However, the company is yet to announce the retail price. No doubt, Philips’ new wireless earbuds are expected to be a popular choice for those looking for high-quality wireless headphones considering their impressive features and compact design.
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