Machenike has released a new pair of wireless earbuds in China, the TH66, which are currently available on JD.com for 149 yuan ($22). The earbuds are positioned primarily for mobile gaming, offering active noise cancellation and a low-latency mode at a budget-friendly price point.
Machenike TH66 Specifications
The TH66 earbuds feature an in-ear design with a white, mecha-inspired look and transparent casing elements. Each earbud weighs 4.4 grams, which is a standard weight for this form factor, intended to remain comfortable during regular daily use or longer gaming sessions. They also carry an IPX5 water resistance rating, meaning they can handle sweat or light rain without sustaining damage.
Inside, the earbuds use 10mm bio-diaphragm dynamic drivers. Because these are geared toward gaming, Machenike has included a specific FPS audio tuning profile. This setting is designed to emphasize specific in-game sounds, like footsteps, gunshots, and voice communication, to help players track audio cues.
To keep the audio synced with on-screen action, the earbuds have a low-latency gaming mode that reduces audio delay to 40 milliseconds. You can switch between this gaming profile and standard music modes depending on the media you are consuming.
For noise reduction, the TH66 includes active noise cancellation (ANC) that lowers ambient background noise by up to 28 decibels, covering a frequency bandwidth of up to 5,000Hz. The earbuds also use AI-assisted noise reduction and wind suppression to isolate the user’s voice during phone calls or multiplayer voice chat.
The earbuds connect via Bluetooth 6.0 and support basic SBC and AAC audio codecs. They allow for dual-device connectivity, so you can link them to a phone and a computer at the same time and switch between them. Machenike also provides a companion app where users can adjust EQ settings and manage the gaming-specific audio features.
In terms of battery life, the earbuds offer up to 7 hours of playback on a single charge. It also features fast charging, with a 10-minute top-up providing up to 2 hours of listening time, while touch controls allow users to manage playback, calls, ANC, and gaming modes directly from the earbuds.
In related news, Huawei has recently introduced the FreeClip 2 S to global markets with an open-ear design, 10.8mm dual drivers, and spatial audio, while Rollme has announced the AirCam, an open-ear headset equipped with an 8MP camera, AI-powered translation, and object recognition features.
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