Sony appears to be getting ready to add two new models to its affordable headphone lineup, and they could arrive pretty soon. A new leak has revealed a possible launch date for the Sony WH-CH730N and WH-CH530, along with their expected prices, colors, and some other details. According to well-known leaker Roland Quandt, both headphones could go on sale as early as September 7.

The WH-CH730N is expected to sit above the entry-level WH-CH530 and could serve as the successor to the WH-CH720N. What’s particularly interesting this time is the reported price. The latest leak puts the European price at just €69.99, which would be less than half the €149 launch price of the WH-CH720N in 2023. Despite the much lower price, the new model is still expected to offer active noise cancellation (ANC).

There is a bit of a trade-off in terms of weight, though. The WH-CH730N is reportedly 220 grams, compared with 192 grams for the WH-CH720N. That’s 28 grams heavier, or roughly a 14.6% increase. The headphones are also expected to come in four colors: black, pink, blue, and sand. Sony could, of course, give these colors different names when the headphones officially launch.

Previous retail leaks have also suggested that the WH-CH730N will feature Bluetooth connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a USB Type-C port. None of these details have been confirmed by Sony yet.

The WH-CH530, meanwhile, is expected to be the cheaper option of the two. The latest leak suggests a €34.99 price tag, with five color options: black, blue, mint green, pink, and white. Unlike the WH-CH730N, the entry-level model is reportedly expected to skip ANC.

If the September 7 date turns out to be accurate, there’s a good chance we’ll see both headphones at IFA 2026 in Berlin.

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Edifier has announced the W800NB, a new set of wireless over-ear headphones. They are currently available for reservation on e-commerce platforms like JD.com. The introductory price is set at 289 yuan ($43).

Edifier W800NB Headphones Specifications

The W800NB uses 40mm dynamic drivers with silver-plated diaphragms. The headphones support Hi-Res Audio Wireless and LDAC, provided the connected phone or computer also supports the codec. There is also a spatial audio mode that creates a wider virtual sound field.

The headphones offer up to 50dB of active noise cancellation, a 14% improvement over the previous generation. These feature five noise-control modes, including ANC, Transparency, and Wind Noise Reduction, for different environments.

The W800NB weighs 250 grams. Its earcups use memory protein leather and slow-rebound foam, which should make them more comfortable during long listening sessions. Edifier has also added a four-axis floating structure to the headband and earcups. This allows the earcups to move and adjust more naturally when the headphones are being worn.

For calls and voice control, the W800NB features three microphones with AI noise reduction for clearer conversations in noisy environments. It also supports voice-assistant controls and real-time translation.

In terms of connectivity and battery life, the headphones feature Bluetooth 6.0, dual-device connectivity, a low-latency gaming mode, and wired audio support. These offer up to 118 hours of playback without ANC and 60-70 hours with ANC enabled, while a 15-minute charge provides around 18 hours of playback.

The headphones also feature a foldable design and app-based EQ customization, button remapping, firmware updates, child mode, voice-prompt language selection, and headphone-finding support.

In related news, Ugreen has recently launched the Max5s headphones with LDAC support, 45dB ANC, AI features, and up to 112 hours of battery life. Meanwhile, boAt has introduced the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC headphones with LDAC, 45dB adaptive ANC, and up to 80 hours of battery life.

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It looks like Samsung is getting ready to enter a new product category. Fresh code discoveries suggest Samsung is working on a pair of over-ear headphones under the Galaxy brand, something that could eventually go up against the likes of Apple’s AirPods Max and Sony’s WH-1000XM series.

According to findings from SamMobile, icons tucked away in the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app clearly show over-ear headphones listed under the internal codename “Galaxy H1.” The graphics appear in white, gray, and black, with the ear cushions shown in gray or green.

The overall shape has a wide headband that reminds you of the AirPods Max, while the slightly thicker ear cups lean more toward the look of Sony’s WH-1000XM6. The final name will almost certainly be different from H1, and the current expectation is a spring 2027 launch, though nothing is locked in yet.

Specific hardware details are still scarce at this stage. It’s reasonable to expect Bluetooth 6.0, active noise cancellation, ambient sound modes, AI assistant support, and Auto Switch for moving between devices.

One potentially interesting feature is Samsung’s own Seamless Ultra-High Quality (SSC UHQ) codec, which in theory can push 24-bit/96 kHz audio at bitrates up to about 2.3 Mbit/s when paired with compatible Galaxy phones. In real-world use it usually gets compressed more to keep the connection stable. Longer battery life than the typical Galaxy Buds is also expected.

The company did release the “Level On” back in 2015, which was officially positioned as an on-ear model because the pads sat on the ears rather than around them. In practice, a lot of retailers and users still treated or described them as over-ear headphones because of the design. So whether the upcoming Galaxy headphones get called a true first or simply a modern follow-up to that earlier Level series will ultimately depend on how Samsung decides to position them.

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Ugreen has launched its new Max5s over-ear Bluetooth headphones in China. It is priced at 169 yuan ($25) and is now available on JD.com.

Ugreen Max5s Headphones Specifications

Ugreen is using 40mm custom dynamic drivers equipped with a dual-layer PET polymer diaphragm. The company notes this setup is designed to balance low, mid, and high frequencies. The Max5s support the LDAC codec for higher-resolution wireless audio transmission and carry both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certifications. It also includes the 3D spatial audio feature and a sensitivity rating of 113dB.

For noise management, the Max5s feature adaptive active noise cancellation (ANC) that can reduce ambient sound by up to 45dB. According to Ugreen, the system monitors environmental noise and adjusts the cancellation level dynamically, performing 375,000 calculations per second. The headphones offer five adjustable ANC levels and several specific listening modes.

The headphones offer multiple noise control modes, including adaptive ANC, wind noise reduction, and enhanced isolation, while a five-microphone system helps deliver clearer voice calls by reducing background noise.

Ugreen also includes a built-in AI assistant. The software provides voice-to-text transcription, real-time interpretation, and conversation translation. When connected to a smartphone, the system can translate spoken language in real time and route the translated audio directly into the headphones.

The device is powered by an 800mAh battery. Ugreen estimates this provides up to 112 hours of playback with ANC turned off, and up to 74 hours with ANC enabled. Charging is handled through a USB-C port, requiring approximately two hours for a full charge.

The headphones weigh 238g and feature protein leather ear cushions, a 90-degree fold-flat design, Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity, and dual-device pairing support.

In related news, boAt has recently introduced the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC headphones, featuring LDAC support, adaptive ANC with up to 45dB noise reduction, and up to 80 hours of battery life. Lenovo has also unveiled a budget-friendly gaming headset equipped with 50mm drivers, virtual 7.1 surround sound, and an ENC-enabled microphone.

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Indian audio brand boAt has added a new set of over-ear headphones to its Nirvana lineup. The Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC is priced at Rs. 4,999 ($52) and offers high-resolution audio support and adaptive noise cancellation in the sub-5,000-rupee market segment.

boAt Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC Specifications

Inside the earcups, boAt is using a dual-driver configuration. Each side houses a standard 40mm driver paired with a smaller 10mm driver. The headphones support Hi-Res Audio and utilize the LDAC codec, which allows for higher bitrate audio streaming (up to 990kbps at 96kHz/24bit) over Bluetooth compared to standard SBC or AAC codecs. The company has also included a 3D Spatial Audio feature designed to widen the soundstage for supported media.

For noise isolation, the Eutopia 2 features a 45dB Adaptive Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation system. Instead of a fixed level of noise blocking, the adaptive ANC is built to adjust automatically based on the surrounding environment, shifting between travel, indoor, and outdoor profiles.

For voice calls, the headphones use boAt’s AI ENx technology, which is designed to filter out background ambient noise and isolate the user’s voice for better clarity.

The headphones are equipped with an 800mAh battery. boAt says this will provide up to 80 hours of continuous playback with ANC disabled, and around 50 hours with ANC turned on. Charging is handled via USB-C, taking about 2.5 hours for a full charge, while a 10-minute quick charge provides an estimated 12 hours of listening time.

On the outside, the Eutopia 2 ANC features a foldable, swivel design with memory foam ear cushions and a soft leatherette finish. They carry an IPX4 rating for basic splash and sweat resistance. Connectivity is powered by Bluetooth 5.4, which includes support for Google Fast Pair (GFPS) and multipoint connection to easily switch between compatible devices.

For controls, it uses physical buttons for playback, volume adjustment, voice assistant access, and ANC toggling. You can also fine-tune EQ settings and customize various features through the boAt Hearables companion app.

The boAt Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC is available in two color options: Cosmic Black and Utopian White. You can find them on boAt’s official website and Amazon India.

In related news, Edifier has recently unveiled the R1000TC II desktop speakers, featuring 42W output and Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity.

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Lenovo has released a new wired gaming headset in China, the EY130. Priced at 99 yuan (roughly $14) on JD.com, it is an entry-level over-ear model that manages to include a few hardware features usually reserved for slightly more expensive peripherals, such as 50mm drivers and built-in 7.1 surround sound processing.

Lenovo EY130 Specifications

Inside the earcups, the EY130 relies on 50mm composite diaphragm drivers. These are built with a dual-magnet design and a polyurethane and fiber paper construction, covering the standard 20Hz to 20kHz frequency response range. According to Lenovo, the headset’s audio profile is specifically tuned for first-person shooters.

Additionally, the headset handles virtual 7.1 surround sound directly through an integrated acoustic chip. This is a convenient inclusion, as it means the surround sound processing happens on the hardware level, bypassing the need to install separate software or proprietary drivers on your PC to get it working.

For voice communication, the headset features an attached omnidirectional boom microphone with a sensitivity rating of -42dB ±3dB. The mic is flexible for easy positioning and includes Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) technology.

The physical design of the EY130 sticks to standard PC gaming conventions. It features an all-black exterior accented by dynamic RGB lighting on the earcups. Lenovo opted for a dual-layer, self-adjusting headband that stretches to fit different head sizes while distributing the headset’s weight. The ear cushions are made from a breathable fabric to reduce heat buildup during longer sessions. The entire unit measures 230 by 206 by 95 mm.

Connectivity is handled by a combined USB and 3.5mm cable. As a fully wired device, it operates as a plug-and-play peripheral for desktops, laptops, and consoles, avoiding the latency and battery management issues associated with wireless models.

In related news, Lenovo has recently introduced a budget-friendly mechanical keyboard featuring tri-mode connectivity and hot-swappable switches, alongside a compact AI Mini PC powered by a 12-core processor and equipped with its Tianxi Claw AI assistant.

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Rapoo has announced the VE3, a new wireless gaming headset launching in China that brings a relatively uncommon feature to the budget peripheral market: a modular, hot-swappable battery system. The headset is priced at a standard 299 yuan (around $44) and is now available on JD.com.

Rapoo VE3 Headset Specifications

The headset uses removable 1,500mAh lithium battery modules, with Rapoo claiming up to 150 hours of battery life per charge. During the launch window, the company is including two battery packs in the box, allowing users to swap a depleted battery for a fresh one immediately without needing to plug the headset in. The system also supports charging while in use and includes standard temperature, overvoltage, and short-circuit protections.

For audio, the VE3 is equipped with 53mm titanium-coated polymer diaphragm drivers and a neodymium magnetic system. The internal design features an independent acoustic chamber, which is intended to reduce structural vibrations and frequency interference.

The headset operates on a dual-chip architecture, combining a low-power controller with a dedicated C-Media gaming audio chipset. According to Rapoo, this setup enables a wireless latency of 15ms. It also includes a software-based 7.1-channel surround sound mode for spatial audio in games.

The headset can connect via 2.4GHz wireless using either the included USB-C or USB-A receivers, through Bluetooth 6.0, or via a standard wired USB-C connection. This makes it compatible with PCs, laptops, mobile devices, the Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation consoles.

Physically, the VE3 weighs 315g without the detachable microphone and receiver. It is built with an adjustable headband with nine levels of extension, anodized aluminum support arms, and protein leather ear cushions featuring a hydrophobic coating. The detachable omnidirectional microphone includes environmental noise cancellation (ENC) and AI-powered voice processing to filter background noise.

The headset will be available in three color options: Mint Green, Starlight White, and Shadow Black.

In related news, Sony is celebrating a decade of the 1000X lineup with the WH-1000X The ColleXion, and Edifier has launched affordable headphones equipped with a built-in dot-matrix screen for displaying lyrics.

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Sony is marking the 10th anniversary of its 1000X headphone lineup with a noticeably more premium take on the series. The new WH-1000X The ColleXion sits above the WH-1000XM6 in Sony’s lineup and leans heavily into luxury materials, nostalgia, and refined audio tuning rather than chasing dramatic new features.

The headphones borrow several design ideas from the original MDR-1000X from 2016, which was the model that started Sony’s now-dominant noise-canceling headphone lineup. This new version uses synthetic leather around the ear cup housing, larger ear pads, a wider headband, and stainless steel accents to create a more upscale feel overall.

Sony also appears to be prioritizing comfort more aggressively this time. The ear cushions are deeper and slightly wider than those on the XM6, and the overall structure looks more substantial. The foldable hinge design from older XM models is still gone, though, with the headphones instead folding inward similarly to the XM5 and XM6.

Under the hood, Sony is still using 30mm drivers, but the company says the new soft-edge driver design improves bass response and overall sound depth. There are also internal hardware tweaks, including a thicker copper substrate on the circuit board, which Sony claims helps improve detail and soundstage performance.

The company is adding more software processing as well. New 360 Upmix modes are designed specifically for movies, gaming, and music, while DSEE Ultimate AI upscaling returns for compressed audio enhancement. Sony also says the headphones were tuned alongside engineers from Battery Studios, Sterling Sound, and Coast Mastering.

Noise cancellation remains one of the main selling points. The ColleXion uses Sony’s QN3 processor alongside a newer V3 chip and a 12-microphone setup for adaptive ANC.

Battery life lands at up to 24 hours with ANC enabled and 32 hours without it. That is slightly below the XM6, though still comfortably within flagship territory.

The biggest difference, however, is probably the price. Sony is charging $649 for the ColleXion, putting it roughly $200 above the XM6. That makes it less of a mainstream upgrade and more of a niche luxury version for buyers who want the most premium version of Sony’s headphone design philosophy.

Realistically, most people probably will still gravitate toward the XM6. But for longtime Sony headphone fans, the ColleXion feels more like a commemorative flagship built around materials, comfort, and presentation rather than pure specs alone.

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Headphone designs usually stick to familiar templates, but Edifier is trying a different approach with its latest release in China. The company has launched the Auro Ace, a pair of over-ear headphones that integrate a dot-matrix display into the side of the earcup. Priced at 279 yuan (roughly $40), the headset is positioned as a budget-friendly option that leans heavily into visual customization.

Edifier Auro Ace Specifications

The most distinct hardware feature is the screen itself. Built directly into the earcup, the animated dot-matrix panel can display real-time song lyrics and audio spectrum animations while connected via Bluetooth. Through the companion app, users can also set up custom text, pixel art, and graphics. Edifier includes a selection of built-in themes designed to match different outfits or preferences, treating the headphones as much as a visual accessory as a standard audio device.

As for the physical build, the Auro Ace is light, weighing in at 130 grams. This lower weight is intended to reduce pressure on the head during longer listening sessions. The design includes an adjustable hidden headband, a swing-joint structure to accommodate different head shapes, and soft ear cushions. It is available in three colors: Silver, Black, and Gold.

Inside, the headphones rely on 32mm dynamic drivers paired with a rear acoustic cavity design. On the connectivity side, the Auro Ace supports Bluetooth 6.0, which brings multipoint support so you can stay connected to a phone and a laptop at the same time. If you prefer a wired connection, the headphones also support plug-and-play USB audio.

Battery life is rated at up to 62 hours, though that metric comes with a caveat: it requires the dot-matrix display to be turned off and the volume set to 50%. The headset supports fast charging, providing about 11 hours of playback from a 15-minute charge.

Edifier also included AI noise reduction for phone calls and a shortcut that lets users double-press the power button to trigger their smartphone’s camera shutter.

In related news, Honor Choice Headphones 2 recently launched with 57dB ANC and 70-hour battery life.

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Sony appears to be preparing a more fashion-forward take on its flagship noise-cancelling headphones. Newly surfaced renders show what looks to be a premium spin on the WH-1000X lineup, with upgraded materials and a noticeably more luxurious design that could put it closer to rivals like Apple AirPods Max in terms of styling and positioning.

The upcoming model, reportedly called the WH-1000XX The ColleXion (or simply 1000X The ColleXion), was recently seen worn by actor Damson Idris ahead of the Met Gala. Fresh renders shared by OnLeaks in collaboration with Android Headlines also offer a much clearer look at the headphones in multiple color options, revealing what could be Sony’s biggest design shift for the series in years.

Compared to the standard Sony WH-1000XM6, the new model adopts a more premium aesthetic. The renders show a metal headband structure with wraparound arms, thicker cushioning around the top band, and redesigned earcups that appear to swap the usual matte plastic finish for a leather-like material. Overall, the look feels more upscale and lifestyle-focused while still keeping the familiar over-ear design of the 1000X lineup intact.

Sony has already started teasing the product ahead of launch. In a recent teaser video posted by Sony with the tagline “A masterpiece awaits…”, the company briefly showcased parts of the design, effectively confirming that the upcoming reveal is for the WH-1000XX The ColleXion. The launch is scheduled for May 19 at 9 AM PST.

Pricing is also expected to place the headphones firmly in the luxury segment, with reports pointing to $649 in the US, €629 in Europe, and £549 in the UK.

Full specs are still under wraps for now, but Sony’s 1000X series is already known for top-tier ANC, strong audio quality, customizable sound features, and reliable battery life. It would not be surprising to see Sony introduce upgraded internals or exclusive tuning features to help justify the higher price tag here.

The ColleXion seems to be Sony experimenting with a more premium and fashion-conscious direction for its headphone lineup. If the leaked renders are accurate, this could end up being one of the company’s most visually distinctive audio products in years.

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Lenovo is all set to introduce its new hardware lineup in China on May 19, 2026. The company has already confirmed the release of the Legion Y70 smartphone, the Legion Y900 tablet, and the Legion Y7000X gaming laptop. Lenovo will also introduce a new gaming headset, the Legion Y960.

The company teased the Legion Y960 headset earlier today. According to the teaser, the headset supports true 7.1 surround sound and uses a patented six-driver setup.

The headset also includes a sound profile visualization feature for enhanced in-game awareness. Lenovo claims the Y960 allows users to not only identify sound direction but also recognize objects through sound, providing a unique edge in competitive gaming.

While details about the headphones remain limited, the company has previously shared some information about its other products.

The Legion Y900 tablet series will be available in 11.1-inch and 13-inch variants. Both models feature a sharp 3840 x 2560 resolution with a 3:2 aspect ratio. The smaller variant offers an exceptional 415 PPI, one of the highest in tablets.

Lenovo has equipped both models with 144Hz refresh rates, up to 2340Hz touch sampling, 1100 nits brightness, DCI-P3 color gamut, and 12-bit color depth. These tablets also include Dolby Vision compatibility, Gorilla Glass 7i protection, and TÜV Rheinland certification to reduce eye strain.

Meanwhile, the Legion Y70 gaming phone features a redesigned look with dual color options, triple rear cameras, and Dolby Atmos speakers. Lenovo confirms that the phone will use a QHD 2K display with AI-driven power efficiency to maximize battery life.

More details about these devices will be revealed in the coming weeks and at the launch event.

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Honor has launched the Honor Choice Codeler Headphones 2 during its Win gaming laptop and ecosystem product event. The headphones are priced at 399 yuan ($58) and come in Elegant Black and Camellia Gold colors.

Honor Choice Codeler Headphones 2 Specs

The headphones feature 40mm high-resolution drivers with neodymium magnets for enhanced bass and clear sound. These include a large acoustic rear chamber for a dynamic sound profile and are Hi-Res Audio certified in both wired and wireless modes, supporting the LDAC codec for 24-bit/96kHz audio quality.

The Codeler headphones feature active noise cancellation (ANC) that reduces noise by up to 57dB, with an average reduction of 35dB, eliminating up to 99.9% of ambient noise. These include adaptive noise cancellation, which adjusts automatically to the environment for an optimized listening experience.

Honor has integrated 360-degree spatial audio technology with a built-in gyroscope to enable real-time head tracking and deliver a stable surround sound experience. The headphones offer static and head-tracking modes, along with multiple EQ presets like Standard, Bass Boost, and Treble Boost for tailored sound customization.

In terms of comfort and durability, Honor designed the headphones with ergonomically angled earcups and memory foam padding covered in skin-friendly protein leather. These feature a flexible metal headband, a three-dimensional rotating hinge for even pressure distribution, and a foldable design for easy portability.

The headphones provide up to 70 hours of playback without ANC, 50 hours with ANC, and 8 hours of use from a 10-minute quick charge. These include Bluetooth 6.0 for stable connections, dual-device pairing, and a 3.5mm wired option for zero-latency audio.

The headphones also include a low-latency gaming mode that reduces audio delay by up to 60%, a triple-microphone system for clear calls with noise cancellation, and easy-to-use physical button controls.

In related news, Soundcore Space 2 arrives with LDAC support, active noise cancellation, and extended battery life at a $129 price point, while Tozo Open X2 Pro debuts as open-ear earbuds featuring 15.4mm drivers, an LCD-equipped charging case, and up to 36 hours of total playback.

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Anker has officially launched the Soundcore Space 2 over-ear headphones, following its introduction last month. These headphones have debuted as a follow-up to the Space One released in 2023. The new model is priced at $129.99. It is available in Seafoam Green, Linen White, and Jet Black through the company’s official store and major retailers, including Amazon.

The Space 2 focuses on everyday listening and travel use. It comes with a four-stage active noise cancellation system that targets low-frequency sounds, such as traffic or engine noise during flights and train rides. There is also a transparency mode, so users can hear announcements or conversations without taking the headphones off.

For audio, the headphones use 40 mm double-layer diaphragm drivers. Wired playback supports Hi-Res Audio, while wireless listening uses the LDAC codec for higher data transfer compared to standard Bluetooth audio. LDAC can reach up to 990 kbps, but it is only available on Android devices and needs to be turned on through the Soundcore app.

Call quality is handled by a three-microphone setup with AI noise reduction, designed to keep voices clear in noisy environments. The app also includes extra features such as EQ controls, hearing protection settings, a built-in assistant called Anka, and real-time translation for over 100 languages.

The headphones weigh 264 grams and use memory foam with protein leather ear cushions for comfort. Wear detection sensors inside the ear cups can pause or resume playback automatically.

Battery life is rated at up to 70 hours without noise cancellation and up to 50 hours with it turned on. A quick five-minute charge can deliver up to four hours of playback under standard test conditions. The Space 2 also supports dual device connection over Bluetooth 6.1 and uses physical buttons for controls.

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Tozo has officially launched its Open X2 Pro open-ear earbuds in the Chinese market. The earbuds are now available on JD.com for 1,299 yuan (about $190).

Tozo Open X2 Pro Specifications

The Open X2 Pro earbuds deliver premium audio with 15.4mm drivers for balanced sound, emphasizing deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs. They support LDAC high-resolution audio decoding with transmission speeds up to 990 kbps and are Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified for high-fidelity listening on compatible devices.

The earbuds offer dynamic spatial audio with 360-degree head tracking for an immersive experience. These include Origx Pro tuning, Bass+ technology for enhanced bass, and customizable EQ settings for personalized sound.

The charging case includes a 1.75-inch ultra-HD touchscreen for direct control, enabling volume adjustment, mode changes, EQ management, and earbud location. It also offers AI-powered features like real-time language translation, voice assistant integration, and AI voice note functionality.

Tozo has prioritized comfort by introducing a dual-axis adjustable design for the earbuds, allowing both horizontal and vertical rotation to fit different ear shapes. The build uses liquid silicone material and memory alloy wire for a secure fit. The open-ear design improves comfort and maintains situational awareness during outdoor activities.

The device features Bluetooth 6.0 for stable connectivity, dual-device pairing, and a 60ms low-latency mode. These also include gesture controls that let users answer or reject calls by nodding or shaking their heads.

The earbuds deliver 9 hours of playback on a single charge, with up to 36 hours using the charging case. They feature fast charging and quad microphones with AI ENC for clear calls in noisy environments.

The Open X2 Pro features IPX7 water resistance for outdoor and workout use and is available in purple and blue-purple.

In related news, Realme is set to launch the Buds T500 Pro on April 16, featuring 50dB active noise cancellation and up to 56 hours of battery life, while QCY has introduced the C50S clip-on earbuds with LDAC support and real-time translation.

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Zebronics has launched the Zeb Silencio 200T wireless headphones in India, expanding its lineup of audio products. The headphones are priced at ₹2,999 ($32) and are now available for purchase on Amazon.in. These come in three color options: Blue, Black, and Maroon.

Zebronics Zeb Silencio 200T Specs

The Zeb Silencio 200T headphones deliver high-quality sound with 40mm Neodymium drivers. They include equalizer modes like Sound Monster and Vocal Enhance, along with a low-latency Gaming Mode for seamless gameplay.

The headphones offer 48dB Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) for superior noise reduction. They feature a 1000mAh battery, providing up to 100 hours of playback without ANC, and support rapid charging, delivering 10 hours of use with a 10-minute charge.

The Zeb Silencio 200T offers Bluetooth v6.0 for wireless connectivity and an AUX port for wired use. It features dual pairing for effortless switching between two devices and dual-microphone Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for clear voice calls.

For comfort, the headphones feature soft ear cushions and an adjustable headband for long listening sessions. They also include touch controls for easy management of playback, volume, and calls, along with support for voice assistants like Google Assistant and Siri for added convenience.

The headphones weigh 263 grams, making them lightweight and portable. Zebronics includes compatibility with an app, giving users added control over audio settings.

In related news, Anker has recently unveiled the Soundcore Space 2 headphones with upgraded ANC and up to 70 hours of battery life, while Noise has introduced the Airwave Max 6 headphones featuring 45dB ANC and a massive 120-hour battery life.

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UNIX has introduced a new wireless headset, the HAVANA (UX-W3), expanding its presence in the budget audio segment. The device brings a combination of noise reduction features, long battery life, and a foldable design aimed at everyday use.

The HAVANA (UX-W3) includes both Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC). ANC is used to reduce background noise during media playback, while ENC focuses on improving voice clarity during calls by filtering surrounding noise. This dual setup is intended to maintain usability in crowded or noisy environments.

The headset connects over Bluetooth with a stated range of up to 10 metres. It is powered by a 300mAh battery, rated for up to 42 hours of playback on a single charge. Standby time is listed at up to 400 hours. Charging is handled via a Type-C port, with a full charge taking approximately 2 to 3 hours.

In terms of hardware, the HAVANA (UX-W3) uses a foldable over-ear design, allowing it to be stored more easily when not in use. The headset also includes RGB lighting accents, which serve as a design addition rather than a functional feature.

Pricing & availability

The HAVANA (UX-W3) is priced at Rs. 1,699. It is currently available through the company’s official website as well as online platforms, including Amazon India and Flipkart. The device is available in Black and Beige color options and comes with a 6-month warranty.

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Philips has announced the full details of its revived Moving Sound audio lineup, a product range that draws design inspiration from the company’s 1980s-era devices while incorporating current wireless and smart audio features. The lineup includes two portable Bluetooth speakers, a pair of on-ear headphones, and true wireless earbuds, all expected to launch in Q2 2026.

The larger of the two speakers, The Tube (MS80), is positioned as a modern take on the classic boombox. It delivers 140W output through two 12.7cm woofers and two 19mm tweeters, along with dual passive radiators for low-frequency support. The device includes Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast sharing, and an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. Battery life is rated at up to 24 hours. A built-in display shows an animated cassette graphic, referencing older cassette players. The unit measures 51 x 20 x 16.5cm, includes a carry handle and shoulder strap, and is priced at €350.

The Roller (MS60) is a smaller portable speaker with a 60W output system comprising a woofer, tweeter, and passive radiator. It uses what Philips calls a “true stereo acoustic architecture” and includes Moving Sound Bass+ processing. The speaker supports the same Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast, IP67 protection, and 24-hour battery life as the MS80. It measures 38 x 20 x 12cm and is priced at €180. Both speakers also support smartphone charging and can be controlled through the Philips Entertainment App.

The Ringo Duo (MS1) headphones retain a lightweight on-ear design but add wireless Bluetooth connectivity alongside USB-C wired support. They use 40mm drivers and include an AI-assisted microphone intended to reduce background noise during calls. Battery life is rated at 26 hours. The headphones are priced at €35.

The Buds (MS3) introduce true wireless functionality to the lineup. They support hybrid active noise cancellation, spatial audio, multipoint connectivity, and Auracast. The earbuds use six microphones for noise cancellation and three AI microphones for voice clarity. Total battery life reaches 42 hours with the charging case when ANC is disabled, while a 10-minute charge provides up to two hours of playback. The earbuds carry an IP54 rating and are priced at €80.

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At MWC 2026, Anker has announced the Soundcore Space 2, a pair of over-ear noise-canceling headphones designed for travel and everyday use. The headphones come in three colors: Cream White, Jet Black, and Sage Green.

Soundcore Space 2 Specifications

The Soundcore Space 2 headphones include advanced 4-stage active noise cancellation (ANC) that reduces low-frequency sounds like airplane engines, subway noise, and other background disturbances. The headphones weigh 261 grams, and the earcup design has been updated for a sleek, unified appearance.

The Soundcore Space 2 headphones improve on the Space One with better battery life, upgraded noise cancellation, and a lighter design. The Space 2 delivers up to 50 hours of playback with ANC on and 70 hours with ANC off, compared to the Space One’s 40 hours and 55 hours, respectively.

It also features fast charging, and a 5-minute quick charge provides up to 4 hours of playback, making the Space 2 a practical option for users in a hurry.

Anker has used soft memory foam padding to ensure comfort during long listening sessions. The ergonomic design has been tested with over 2,000 real head profiles for an optimal fit, according to the company.

The headphones feature 40mm double-layer diaphragm drivers and support Hi-Res Audio and LDAC, delivering high-quality sound with up to three times the data transmission rate of standard Bluetooth codecs. LDAC is only compatible with Android devices and can be enabled through the Soundcore app.

Pricing and Availability

The Soundcore Space 2 will launch globally on April 21, 2026, through Amazon and Soundcore.com. The headphones will cost $129.99 in the United States, £129.99 in the UK, and €129.99 in Europe.

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Noise has launched its latest premium headphones, the Airwave Max 6, at an introductory price of Rs. 6,999 ($76). The headphones are available on gonoise.com, Amazon, and Flipkart in four color options: Dune White, Cobalt Blue, Forest Green, and Carbon Black.

Noise Airwave Max 6 Specifications

The Airwave Max 6 features Coaxial Dual Drivers (40mm + 12mm), which deliver a deeper bass and clearer vocals. Noise claims the headphones provide rich, balanced sound across highs, mids, and lows, making them suitable for a variety of audio content. It also supports LDAC and Hi-Res Audio certification, which ensures users experience high-quality, detailed sound.

The headphones feature Adaptive Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) that reduces ambient noise by up to 45dB, allowing users to stay focused in noisy environments like crowded commutes, offices, or cafes. Additionally, a five-microphone system with Wind Noise Cancellation ensures clear and crisp voice quality during calls, even in outdoor settings.

The Airwave Max 6 headphones boast a 120-hour battery life in normal mode and up to 80 hours with ANC enabled. They also feature Instacharge, providing six hours of playtime with just 10 minutes of charging, making them ideal for long days and travel.

The headphones use Bluetooth 6.0 for faster connectivity, better stability, and low latency of 80ms. These are compatible with Android and iOS devices and feature Google Fast Pair for quick setup. Noise has also added Spatial Audio, which creates a 3D soundstage for a more immersive experience while watching movies or gaming.

In terms of design, the headphones come with breathable ear cushions for added comfort and a durable steel headband that retains its shape over time. They also feature a foldable design and include a zipper case, making them convenient to carry.

In related news, Asus has launched the ROG Kithara open-back gaming headset featuring 100mm planar drivers with HIFIMAN tuning, while Audio-Technica has introduced new Ash Wood headphones with a guitar lacquer finish.

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Asus is stepping a little outside its usual gaming headset formula with the new ROG Kithara. Instead of focusing on RGB lighting or wireless features, this one leans heavily into sound quality, and it does so with help from HIFIMAN, a brand better known in audiophile circles than esports arenas.

The Kithara is an open-back headset built around large 100mm planar magnetic drivers. That alone makes it unusual in the gaming space, where dynamic drivers are far more common. At $299, the Kithara is clearly aimed at enthusiasts rather than casual players.

The headset uses a fully open-back design, which helps create a wider, more natural soundstage. That can be useful for competitive games where spatial awareness matters, but it also means there’s no isolation.

Asus claims a frequency response of 8Hz to 55kHz, which is wider than human hearing, but the real takeaway is likely the tuning. It’s expected to offer a fairly balanced sound signature with good separation between bass, mids, and treble. In theory, that should make footsteps and directional cues easier to pick out without muddying everything with exaggerated low-end.

Unlike many gaming headsets, the Kithara includes a 4.4mm balanced connector, alongside standard 3.5mm and 6.3mm options, plus a USB-C adapter. The detachable boom mic uses MEMS technology and covers a typical 20Hz to 20kHz range.

The frame uses metal in key areas, including hinges and headband supports, and extra earpads are included in the box. At around 420 grams, it’s not lightweight. That’s often the trade-off with planar designs. Whether it feels comfortable over longer sessions will depend on head shape and tolerance for weight.

Reportedly, there’s no wireless mode, no active noise cancellation, and no flashy lighting. That may disappoint some ROG fans, but it seems intentional. Asus seems to be prioritizing sound over features this time.

A Different Direction for ROG

The ROG Kithara feels less like a traditional gaming headset and more like a crossover product. It’s positioned somewhere between an audiophile headphone and a competitive gaming too

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Audio-Technica has introduced the ATH-WP900SE, a limited-edition over-ear headphone designed to accurately reproduce the sound of string instruments, with a clear emphasis on guitars.

The ATH-WP900SE features solid ash wood earcups, a material widely used in electric guitars and basses. Each unit is finished in a three-tone sunburst lacquer inspired by classic guitar designs. The lacquer work is carried out individually by Japanese guitar manufacturer Fujigen, resulting in visible wood grain and a deep gloss similar to that found on musical instruments. This is the first time Audio-Technica has applied a guitar-style lacquer finish to its headphones.

At the core of the headphones are newly developed 53 mm dynamic drivers created exclusively for this limited edition. The acoustic structure has been tuned specifically for string instruments. A redesigned voice coil improves linear motion and control, while uniform airflow behind the driver helps reduce unwanted resonance and uneven vibration. Audio-Technica has also optimized the acoustic port shape to deliver tighter bass. The company says this setup allows clear reproduction of guitar contours, strong low frequencies, and natural sustain.

The ATH-WP900SE offers a frequency response range of 5 Hz to 50 kHz, a sensitivity rating of 98 dB/mW, 37 ohms of impedance, and a maximum power input of 1,000 mW. Despite the large driver size, the headphones weigh around 235 grams without the cable.

Comfort features include low-resilience memory foam used in both the headband and ear pads, wrapped in artificial leather to support long listening sessions. The earcups swivel flat, making the headphones easier to store in the included pouch.

Audio-Technica uses its A2DC detachable connector system for stable signal transmission. The box includes two 1.2 m cables: a 3.5 mm unbalanced cable and a 4.4 mm balanced cable for use with compatible headphone amplifiers and high-resolution audio players. Additional accessories include a Fujigen cleaning cloth for the lacquered wood housing and a handwritten serial number card.

Pricing & availability

The ATH-WP900SE is available for pre-order in Japan and is priced at 110,000 yen, or about $750. The official release date is February 20, 2026.

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TPV Technology India has introduced five Philips Audio products targeting home entertainment, portable listening, and wired audio segments. The lineup includes the TAB4230 soundbar, TAS4400 Bluetooth speaker, TAB4120 mini soundbar, TAA1009 in-ear headphones, and SHP9500 over-ear headphones, now available through online and offline retailers nationwide.

TAB4230 Soundbar

The TAB4230 delivers 300W maximum output through a 2.1-channel configuration with a 6.5-inch wired subwoofer. Dolby Digital surround sound support enhances dialogue clarity and bass response. HDMI ARC enables TV remote control integration, while connectivity includes Bluetooth, USB audio playback, AUX, and optical inputs. The soundbar features a geometric design with metal grille finish.

TAS4400 Bluetooth Speaker

The TAS4400 uses magnetic attachment for modular operation, allowing its two 20W speakers to function independently or together for 40W combined output. Battery life reaches 8 hours per charge. Connectivity covers Bluetooth, AUX, and TF card, with USB Type-C charging. A built-in microphone supports hands-free calling.

TAB4120 Mini Soundbar

Designed for compact spaces, the TAB4120 provides 20W output and comes in black and blue variants. RGB lighting offers multiple display modes. True Wireless Stereo pairing connects two units for expanded sound coverage. The soundbar includes Bluetooth, AUX, USB, and TF card support, plus USB Type-C charging. Built-in microphone enables calling functionality, with 8 hours playback time.

TAA1009 In-Ear Headphones

The TAA1009 targets active users with 12mm neodymium drivers featuring bass vents. Flexible wing tips secure fit during physical activity. IPX4 rating provides splash and sweat protection. The 1.2-meter cable includes a three-button remote and microphone for call and playback control. Available in red and black.

SHP9500 Over-Ear Headphones

The SHP9500 employs an open-back design with 50mm neodymium drivers for Hi-Fi stereo output. Breathable ear cushions, a double-layered headband, and steel frame construction prioritize extended wear comfort. The detachable 1.5-meter cable terminates in a gold-plated 3.5mm jack, with a 3.5mm to 6.3mm adapter included for professional equipment compatibility. Built-in microphone supports communication.

Pricing and Availability

All five products are available through Amazon India, Flipkart, and offline stores across India. The TAB4230 soundbar is priced at Rs. 19,999 and available on Flipkart. The TAS4400 Bluetooth speaker costs Rs. 5,999, while the TAB4120 mini soundbar is priced at Rs. 3,999. The TAA1009 in-ear headphones retail at Rs. 899, and the SHP9500 over-ear headphones are priced at Rs. 12,999.

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Final Co., Ltd. has announced the DX4000 CL, a closed-back, over-ear headphone designed to deliver a wide, open soundstage typically associated with open-back designs. The company will start accepting pre-orders in Japan on January 30, 2026, with sales beginning on February 6, 2026.

Closed-back headphones often struggle to sound open due to their sealed structure, which can reduce transparency and create a boxed-in listening feel. The DX4000 CL addresses this by using newly developed 30 mm thick low-resilience ear pads that increase the distance between the driver and the ear. This design choice helps reduce the sense of pressure and improves spatial presentation. Combined with a low-distortion driver and an internal structure designed to suppress unnecessary resonance, the headphones aim to deliver a sense of openness that feels closer to an open-back model.

The driver uses a composite diaphragm made from washi paper blended with carbon. Paper has long been used in audio diaphragms for its light weight and high internal damping, while the added carbon improves strength. To allow smoother diaphragm movement, final has adopted a free edge structure with no grooves along the edges. The front plate that secures the driver is made from a special glass-reinforced resin, which is both lightweight and rigid, helping to reduce distortion during playback.

Behind the driver, the DX4000 CL features Final’s proprietary Rear Diffuser Array Structure. This design uses fine ribs with different shapes and spacing to eliminate parallel surfaces inside the housing. By diffusing sound reflections, it suppresses unwanted internal resonance and helps maintain cleaner sound.

The headphones are designed for long-term use. Adhesive use is kept to a minimum, and the housing is assembled with O-rings and precision screws to allow repairs. The 30 mm thick ear pads are made from synthetic leather and memory foam, offering strong sealing and comfort. They can be replaced without tools. The hanger connecting the headband and housing is made from super duralumin, a material also used in aircraft.

The DX4000 CL includes the Final’s original silver-coated 2 m cable with a 4.4 mm plug, along with a 4.4 mm to 6.3 mm adapter. The textured paint finish helps resist fingerprints and sebum. Pricing is set at 128,000 yen, or about $829, with deliveries starting February 6, 2026.

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CORSAIR has announced a new limited-edition gaming and creator peripheral lineup inspired by Nuka Cola, the fictional drink from the Fallout franchise. The collaboration spans products from CORSAIR, Elgato, and Drop, bringing Fallout-themed designs to headsets, keyboards, microphones, streaming tools, and desk accessories.

The launch comes at a time when Fallout continues to attract a growing audience through its long-running game series and the recent television adaptation. CORSAIR says the collection is aimed at fans who want their gaming or streaming setups to reflect their interest in the franchise.

The CORSAIR HS80 RGB Wireless Gaming Headset: Nuka Cola Edition is one of the highlights of the lineup. It supports 3D spatial audio to help players detect in-game movement and direction. The headset features a custom Nuka Cola design with Nuka Girl artwork on the earcups, Cappy and Bottle characters on the headband, and Fallout branding across the body. It keeps the same wireless performance, comfort, and audio tuning found on the standard HS80 model.

Drop’s Nuka Cola Collection focuses on mechanical keyboards and desk accessories. The Drop CSTM80 Mechanical Keyboard is a tenkeyless, hot-swappable keyboard with Fallout-themed key designs and mascots. It includes multiple sound-dampening layers, such as PORON plate foam and IXPE switch foam, to improve typing sound and reduce noise. The collection also includes a 90 x 40 cm desk mat, an MT3-profile keycap set, and four artisan keycaps. These artisan keycaps are designed as Fallout-themed items, including Nuka Cola Power Armor, the Thirst Zapper, a Nuka Cola vending machine, and a crate of Nuka Cola bottles.

Elgato’s Nuka Cola lineup targets streamers and content creators. It includes a 15-key Stream Deck, the Wave:3 USB microphone, and the Wave Mic Arm LP. Stream Deck allows users to control apps, games, and hardware using customizable keys and built-in integrations. The Wave:3 microphone offers professional-grade audio through a USB connection and works with Wave Link software for audio mixing. The Wave Mic Arm LP is a low-profile boom arm designed to position microphones without blocking screens or desk space. All three products feature a matching Nuka Cola-themed design.

Pricing & availability

The CORSAIR Nuka Cola Collection is available now in limited quantities through CORSAIR and Amazon. Pricing is as follows: the 10-piece bundle costs $1,099.99 or €1,129.99. Individual products include the Nuka Cola Stream Deck at $159.99 or €179.99, Wave:3 microphone at $159.99 or €179.99, mic arm at $109.99 or €119.99, HS80 RGB Wireless headset at $169.99 or €159.99, CSTM80 keyboard at $299.99 or €299.99, MT3 keycap set at $119.99 or €119.99, desk mat at $49.99 or €49.99, and vault-crafted artisan keycaps at $69.99 or €69.99 each.

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Sennheiser has launched the HDB 630 wireless headphones in India, following their US release last month. The company says the HDB 630 is made for listeners who want strong audio performance with both wired and wireless flexibility. The design comes from the Momentum 4 but adds a customized acoustic system for focused listening.

The headphones use a 42 mm dynamic transducer built at Sennheiser’s Tullamore facility in Ireland. It is supported by several acoustic treatments that aim to deliver clean mids, clear vocals, and fast dynamics. The company says the sound stays close to what is heard in the mastering studio.

The HDB 630 works with wired and wireless high-resolution audio. Through the USB Type C port or the supplied analog cable, listeners can play music at up to 24 bit and 96 kHz. Wireless use is supported by Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive. This is meant to offer stable streaming and better sound quality. Sennheiser also includes a USB Type C transmitter dongle. This gives high-resolution aptX Adaptive support to devices that do not support it natively. Only about 16 percent of current smartphones support this codec, and the dongle raises compatibility to about 80 percent.

The headphones introduce new sound tuning tools through the Smart Control Plus app. Crossfeed, inspired by the HE 1, blends left and right signals to create a more speaker-like experience. A new Parametric Equalizer gives control over individual frequencies with adjustable bandwidth, filter types, and an A and B comparison toggle. These settings are processed on the headphones themselves, so the sound remains the same across apps and devices. Users can also share presets. A future update will add QR code preset sharing. The app also lets users adjust noise cancellation, on-head detection, and codec selection.

Pricing & availability

The Sennheiser HDB 630 costs Rs. 54,990 in India. It can be pre-booked for Rs. 44,990, and customers will get an Accentum Open TWS headset worth Rs. 12,990 at no extra cost. Pre-booking is open until December 4 on Sennheiser’s website, Amazon, Headphone Zone, Audio Store, Concept Kart, and select retail stores. It comes with a two-year warranty. In the US, the headphones are priced at 499.95 dollars.

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Final has released the UX1000, the latest addition to its UX series of wireless headphones. The model is available in Japan starting Friday, November 21, 2025, and is aimed at listeners who want clear sound, strong noise canceling and long battery life at an affordable price.

The UX1000 uses a driver that has been tuned after studying its acoustic behavior in detail. final has applied a small equalizer adjustment to smooth out the harsh high-frequency peaks that can occur with Bluetooth listening. This helps prevent listening fatigue and produces deep bass and sharp highs, giving the headphones a clean and balanced sound across all types of music.

The headphones are equipped with hybrid noise canceling that uses both feedforward and feedback microphones. The algorithm used is designed to reduce outside noise without harming sound quality. For situations where users need to hear what is happening around them, the UX1000 includes an Ambient Mode that makes surrounding sounds easier to notice.

The UX1000 comes in two colors, Black and Greige. The surface has a matte finish that resists hydrolysis and reduces fingerprints, oil and dirt. The finish is also designed to provide a comfortable and non-slip grip.

Battery performance is one of the main features. The UX1000 offers up to 70 hours of music playback with ANC turned off and up to 40 hours with ANC on. A full charge takes about two hours. The battery capacity is 500 mA. The headphones weigh 250 g and support multipoint connection. The foldable design makes them easier to store in a bag.

Other specifications include Bluetooth 5.4, a playback frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and codec support for SBC and AAC. Supported profiles are A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and GAVDP. The UX1000 is priced at 7,980 yen (~$50) including tax.

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Bowers & Wilkins has launched the Px8 S2 McLaren Edition, a new version of its Px8 S2 wireless headphones created with McLaren Automotive and the McLaren Formula 1 Team. The headphones use the McLaren Papaya finish with Anthracite Grey accents, along with visible McLaren Speedmark details on the headband and earcups. The design also includes diamond-cut edges on each elliptical logo plate and soft Nappa leather on the memory-foam headband and ear cushions.

The Px8 S2 McLaren Edition focuses on sound performance and the look that connects to McLaren’s identity. It features Bowers & Wilkins noise-cancellation technology that reduces outside noise without affecting music quality. This model is the third product in the partnership and improves on the original Px8 S2.

Audio performance is driven by upgraded 40mm Carbon Cone drive units. The units have a redesigned chassis, voice coil, suspension and magnet for higher detail and better resolution. They are angled toward the listener’s ears to keep a consistent distance across the surface of each driver, which improves imaging and stereo width. The headphones support Qualcomm aptX Adaptive 24/96, aptX Lossless and Bowers & Wilkins DSP to deliver 24-bit, 96kHz high-resolution audio.

Users can control the headphones through the Bowers & Wilkins Music app. The app allows adjustment of noise cancellation, transparency mode, battery levels, wear sensor sensitivity and the Quick Action button. There is also a five-band EQ with the option to save presets. Battery life is rated at 30 hours, and a 15-minute charge provides up to seven hours of use.

The Px8 S2 McLaren Edition will be available from 19 November. Lyle Smith, President of Sound United at HARMAN, said the new model highlights the ongoing partnership with McLaren.

The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 McLaren Edition will be sold on the Bowers & Wilkins website and through selected retailers for £729, €829 and $899.

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JVC Kenwood has launched the Victor HA-S60W on-ear wireless headphones in Japan. The model will go on sale in late November 2025 and will be available in four matte colors: beige, khaki, white, and black. It is priced at around ¥6,930, which is roughly $50.

The HA-S60W has a simple, lightweight design that weighs just 149 grams. The earcups swivel and fold flat, making the headphones easy to wear and carry. The color palette and compact build are meant to match different clothing styles, making the headset suitable for daily use.

Comfort has been given special attention. The ear pads are made of urethane foam that softens with body heat for a better fit, while the headband is designed to reduce pressure on the sides of the head.

Sound comes from 30 mm neodymium drivers tuned for clear and balanced audio. Users can choose from five sound modes: Flat, Bass, Clear, Dynamic, and Vocal, depending on what they are listening to. The headphones also include a detachable 3.5 mm cable for wired use.

The battery lasts up to 50 hours on a full charge, which takes about 2.5 hours through USB. The HA-S60W supports Bluetooth 5.4 for stable wireless connection and allows multipoint pairing so two devices can be connected at the same time. It supports SBC and AAC audio codecs along with SCMS-T protection for streaming.

The Victor HA-S60W is compatible with the Victor Headphones app on iOS and Android. Through the app, users can customize button functions, create a custom sound mode, and manage updates directly from their phone.

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Fiio has launched the JT3, a new pair of open-back wired headphones priced at $69.99. The silver version is available through the Fiio store on AliExpress.

The JT3 uses an open-back design that helps reduce heat, moisture, and pressure buildup while creating a wider and more open soundstage. Inside, it features large 50mm dynamic drivers that deliver detailed sound with strong bass and clear highs.

The drivers use a PEK and PU composite diaphragm that combines stiffness and flexibility. This design keeps the headphones lightweight while reducing distortion. A built-in brass damping ring helps control unwanted vibrations, allowing the JT3 to reproduce every detail in the music more accurately.

For power and performance, the JT3 uses a lightweight TIL former and a CCAW voice coil. The TIL material offers high strength and heat resistance, preventing deformation, while the CCAW coil improves sensitivity and efficiency. High-performance N52 magnets provide strong output and fast response, boosting overall clarity and depth.

The outer shell is made of aluminum-magnesium alloy with a perforated grille that enhances airflow and reduces pressure inside the earcups. The drivers are angled to match the ear’s shape, which improves comfort and sound direction.

The velvet earpads are soft, detachable, and washable, with memory foam inside for a comfortable fit. The dense velvet fabric is durable and resists wrinkles even with regular use. The JT3 weighs 330 grams and has a sturdy stainless steel and zinc alloy headband with ball-bearing sliders for easy adjustment.

The cable is made from palladium-plated oxygen-free copper and connects through dual 3.5mm TRS plugs with color indicators for left and right. It includes an in-line microphone and controls for calls and playback, as well as a 3.5mm to 6.3mm adapter for wider compatibility.

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Harman International has announced the launch of the JBL Tune 730BT wireless over-ear headphones in Japan. The new model will be available from November 13, 2025.

As music and video streaming have grown, more people are using headphones not just for listening but also as part of their personal style. The JBL Tune 730BT fits this trend with a lightweight, foldable body that weighs about 218 grams. It will be available in three colors: black, white, and blue.

The headphones are equipped with a 40mm dynamic driver that delivers JBL’s Pure Bass sound with rich bass and clear highs. They come with two beamforming microphones and an AI noise reduction module that helps reduce background noise for clearer calls. The Tune 730BT supports Bluetooth 6.0 and the latest LE Audio standard using the LC3 codec, which improves power efficiency and sound quality.

Battery life is one of the key highlights. The Tune 730BT offers up to 76 hours of playback on a full charge. With quick charging, a five-minute charge provides about five hours of use. The headphones also support multipoint connection, allowing users to connect two Bluetooth devices at the same time.

They are compatible with Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, and Google Find My Device. Users can adjust button controls and sound settings through the JBL Headphones app.

Pricing & availability

The JBL Tune 730BT wireless over-ear headphones will go on sale at an open price, with the JBL online store listing them at 13,200 yen including tax.

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Black Shark has launched the Fengming S1 over-ear wireless headphones in China, priced at 379 yuan ($53) and available on JD.com. The design bears a strong resemblance to Apple’s AirPods Max but is tuned for gaming and extended comfort during long sessions.

Black Shark Fengming S1 Specifications

The Fengming S1 features custom 40mm dual-diaphragm drivers made of TPU composite and titanium-coated materials. Black Shark claims the drivers deliver strong bass, smooth mids, and crisp high-frequency response. The headset also supports personalized 3D spatial audio, designed to simulate a 360-degree soundstage for more accurate positional awareness during games and a more cinematic experience while watching content.

Black Shark has equipped the headphones with advanced active noise cancellation that can suppress ambient noise up to -52dB. It uses a five-microphone ENC setup to enhance voice clarity and minimize ambient interference during calls.

The headset features Bluetooth 6.0 for faster transmission and better power efficiency. Its low-latency gaming mode cuts delay to 60 ms, ideal for multiplayer titles. It also supports dual-device pairing, allowing seamless switching between a smartphone and a PC or tablet. For wired playback, the S1 includes a 1.2-meter audio cable.

The Fengming S1 uses a 1000mAh battery that delivers up to 155 hours of playback with ANC turned off and around 80 hours with it enabled. It takes roughly 2.2 hours to fully charge via USB-C. Black Shark has added multiple safety protections, including safeguards against overcharging, overheating, and short-circuiting.

The headset features a lightweight, ergonomic build. It uses soft protein-leather ear cushions and breathable mesh to reduce heat and pressure. The adjustable headband automatically adapts to different head shapes, and the earcups can rotate 90 degrees for easier storage.

Black Shark is offering the Fengming S1 in Stardust Silver and Shadow Black color options. The headset supports SBC and AAC codecs and works with HSP, HFP, A2DP, AVRCP, and BLE Bluetooth profiles.

In related news, Audio-Technica has recently unveiled the ATH-M50x ENSO Limited Edition, celebrating Japanese minimalism, while Final has introduced the UX5000, a premium wireless headset featuring LDAC support, hybrid noise cancellation, and up to 65 hours of battery life.

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Audio-Technica has released a new take on its classic studio headphones with the ATH-M50x ENSO edition. This version draws from Japanese design traditions, featuring engraved details inspired by the Enso circle, a symbol of simplicity, balance, and continuity. It also brings back the original M50x’s all-black look after several colorful limited editions over the years.

Each pair of ATH-M50x ENSO headphones features detailed engravings on the earcups and headband that reflect the motion of sound waves and the brushwork seen in traditional Japanese ink art. While the exterior design has been refreshed, the sound remains the same. Audio-Technica has kept the trusted 45 mm large-aperture drivers, copper-clad aluminum wire voice coils, and soft, isolating ear pads that give the M50x its clear, powerful sound with deep and accurate bass. The earcups swivel 90 degrees for single-ear monitoring and can fold up for easy travel.

Only 5,000 units of the ATH-M50x ENSO will be available worldwide, each with its own serial number. In addition, 500 random buyers will find a special postcard inside the box that can be redeemed for an exclusive ENSO accessories kit, which includes a matching headphone stand and carry case.

The headphones come with a protective pouch, a 6.3 mm screw-on adapter, and three detachable cables: a 1.2–3.0 m coiled cable, a 3.0 m straight cable, and a 1.2 m straight cable.

Pricing & availability

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50x ENSO edition is available now for $199 on Amazon.

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Final has launched the UX5000, the latest model in its popular UX series of wireless headphones. The company says it aims to deliver the same level of sound quality as wired headphones while keeping the convenience of wireless use.

The UX5000’s sound tuning is inspired by Final’s flagship A10000 earphones. Its refined acoustic design produces crisp highs and deep, well-controlled bass. Inside, a large 40mm dynamic driver and advanced damping system help bring out fine details across all kinds of music, from classical to rock and jazz.

At the core of the headphones is Qualcomm’s QCC3095 chip, built for both efficiency and sound precision. The UX5000 supports the LDAC codec for high-resolution wireless playback and uses a hybrid noise-cancelling setup that combines feedforward and feedback microphones. This system reduces outside noise without compromising clarity. For times when you need to stay aware of your surroundings, the Ambient Mode allows external sound to pass through naturally.

The UX5000 also supports wired playback through the included 3.5mm cable. This mode lowers latency to about one-tenth of Bluetooth while maintaining the same sound quality, supported by the internal DSP.

Built for long-term use, the headphones feature a textured, scratch-resistant finish that holds up well with daily wear. The memory-foam ear pads and flexible headband provide comfort during extended listening sessions and can be replaced easily without tools. Even the battery can be swapped out through Final’s official service.

The companion “final UX5000” app lets users adjust noise-cancelling levels, fine-tune audio with a 10-band equalizer, and manage multipoint Bluetooth connections. Battery life is rated at up to 65 hours with ANC off, and the headphones use Bluetooth 5.4 for stable performance.

Pricing & availability

The Final UX5000 is priced at 32,800 yen and comes with a semi-hard carrying case and 3.5mm cable. It will be available through Final’s official store, major electronics retailers, and specialty audio shops across Japan.

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Razer has partnered with Valve to launch the Razer | Counter-Strike 2 Collection, turning the famous Dragon Lore skin from Counter-Strike into real-world esports gear.

Dragon Lore is one of the most well-known skins in Counter-Strike history. It first appeared in July 2014 as part of the Cobblestone Collection for Counter‑Strike: Global Offensive and quickly became one of the most coveted cosmetic items in the game. Its design features an olive-green base with a fiery dragon motif wrapping around the barrel, accented by Celtic knotwork and red and gold highlights.

The skin’s rarity and high demand came from its extremely low drop rate, especially in the Souvenir version, and the fact that the Cobblestone Collection was later removed from active drop pools. Over time, Dragon Lore became more than just a cosmetic item. It turned into a symbol of achievement, wealth, and prestige within the Counter-Strike community, often representing the pinnacle of in-game status and collector value.

Razer BlackShark V3 Pro – Counter-Strike 2 Edition

The BlackShark V3 Pro, recognized as the most used esports headset by ProSettings.net, features a HyperClear Super Wideband Mic, pro-tuned CS2 audio profiles, and wireless connectivity. It provides crystal-clear audio, excellent noise isolation, and lasting comfort for competitive play.

Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL – Counter-Strike 2 Edition

The Huntsman V3 Pro TKL was the most popular esports keyboard of 2024. It uses Razer’s Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, includes Rapid Trigger Mode, and allows players to adjust actuation between 0.1 and 4 mm for faster movement, repeated inputs, and greater accuracy during intense matches.

Razer Viper V3 Pro – Counter-Strike 2 Edition

The Viper V3 Pro, leading the esports mouse category since December 2024, weighs just 54 grams and features the Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-2. It supports a true 8000 Hz wireless polling rate and uses Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3 for rapid and precise clicks.

Razer Gigantus V2 – Large – Counter-Strike 2 Edition

The Gigantus V2 is a large soft gaming mouse pad designed for smooth gliding and pinpoint accuracy.

Razer Iskur V2 X – Counter-Strike 2 Edition

The Iskur V2 X is an ergonomic gaming chair engineered for firm, durable support during long gaming sessions.

The collection is available at the following prices:

• Razer Viper V3 Pro mouse – $179.99
• Viper V3 Pro Mouse + Gigantus V2 bundle – $219.98
• Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL keyboard – $269.99
• Razer BlackShark V3 Pro headset – $269.99
• Razer Iskur V2 X chair – $399.99

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Audio-Technica has introduced its new flagship headphones, the ATH-ADX7000, designed and built in Japan. The ATH-ADX7000 features a new HXDT process, ensuring that every part of the driver, including the diaphragm, magnet, baffle plate, and voice coil, is aligned with extreme precision, within ±0.02 mm. This level of accuracy allows smoother diaphragm movement, giving faster response, improved detail, and more natural sound reproduction.

The True Open-Air Audio design lets air move freely through the housing, reducing pressure and resonance. This helps create clear and balanced sound without fatigue, even during long listening sessions. The custom drivers are built specifically for open-air use and can reproduce the full frequency range, including deep bass that is usually associated with closed-back headphones.

The driver uses a 490-ohm voice coil to increase mechanical force while keeping the headphones lightweight. This improves low-frequency response, dynamic range, and clarity across the spectrum. The Core Mount Technology balances acoustic impedance between the front and back cavities, ensuring consistent diaphragm motion at any frequency.

The ADX7000 weighs only 275 grams. It has honeycomb aluminium housings and a magnesium die-cast frame that keeps the structure strong while reducing vibrations. Users can choose between high-density velvet or Alcantara earpads, offering different comfort and sound characteristics.

Each unit comes with a nylon-wound balanced XLR cable and a nylon-wound unbalanced 6.3 mm (1/4”) cable, both using Neutrik connectors and gold-tipped A2DC connectors. A compact storage case is also included.

Pricing & availability

The Audio-Technica ATH-ADX7000 will be available in the US and UK from October 31, priced at $3,499 and £3,000 respectively.

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beyerdynamic has introduced two new DJ headphones, the DJ 300 PRO X and DJ 300 PRO X CLUB. Both models can be used as on-ear or over-ear headphones and will make their public debut at the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) from October 22 to 26, 2025.

The DJ 300 PRO X and CLUB Edition feature a 2-in-1 modular system that lets users switch between on-ear and over-ear styles by simply changing the ear pads. The on-ear design offers better mobility during live sets, while the over-ear setup provides stronger noise isolation and focus for studio work.

Each headphone uses a 45 mm dynamic driver with a frequency response of 5–35,000 Hz and a nominal impedance of 48 Ω. The on-ear mode delivers a nominal SPL of 115 dB, while the over-ear mode reaches 109 dB at 1 mW and up to 117 dB at 1 V. Maximum SPL levels are 122 dB (on-ear) and 117 dB (over-ear), with total harmonic distortion at 0.05% and 0.07% respectively.

The closed design offers 20 dB(A) of ambient noise isolation. The 1.5-meter cable, supplied in both coiled and straight versions, can connect to either ear cup through a bayonet lock and is detachable to reduce handling noise and vibration. An angled plug helps prevent cable strain. The headphones weigh 288 g in on-ear mode and 315 g in over-ear mode.

The DJ 300 PRO X has a simple, professional appearance, while the CLUB Edition features a silver fork and orange lettering for a more distinctive style. Both models can be customized using beyerdynamic’s online configurator, allowing users to add their own logos or designs. Each unit includes two sets of ear pads, a 6.35 mm adapter, and a carrying pouch.

Pricing and availability

The DJ 300 PRO X and DJ 300 PRO X CLUB will be available starting October 22, 2025, at a retail price of €199 through beyerdynamic’s official online store, Amazon, and authorized retailers.

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Bang & Olufsen has announced The Centennial Collection, a special edition lineup marking the company’s 100th anniversary. The collection reimagines three of its most iconic products: Beoplay H100, Beosound A5, and Beosound A9 5th Gen.

The collection draws inspiration from different decades of the brand’s history. It features checkered grill patterns inspired by early radios, the 1970s colour palette of Century Red, Chestnut Brown, and Century Blue, and brushed aluminium finishes that reflect the 1980s design era. Every product includes the “B&O Est. 1925” Anniversary logo and the founders’ quote, “A never failing will to create only the best.”

Beoplay H100 Century Brown

The Beoplay H100 headphones deliver immersive sound with titanium drivers, Dolby Atmos support, and advanced noise cancellation. The design features a Century Red leather headband, Chestnut Brown inner band and ear cushions, and Century Blue detailing. The glass disc in natural silver shows the anniversary logo, and the set includes a matching leather pouch in Century Red with Century Blue accents.

Beosound A5 Century Weave

The Beosound A5 portable speaker offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, long battery life, and wireless charging. Its paper raffia weave in Beige and Chestnut Brown recalls the 1950s chequered speaker grills. A brushed aluminium frame, Century Red leather strap, and Century Blue cable add contrast and character.

Beosound A9 Century Blue

The Beosound A9 5th Gen features seven drivers for room-filling sound. Wrapped in Kvadrat’s Centennial Cadence fabric, it combines Century Blue and Chestnut Brown in a bold checkered weave. The natural aluminium ring and brushed legs reflect Bang & Olufsen’s 1980s design style, with Century Blue feet and cable completing the finish.

Pricing & availability

The Centennial Collection will be available from October 22 at Bang & Olufsen stores and on bang-olufsen.com. Prices are €1500 / $1750 for Beosound A5, €4500 / $5500 for Beoplay A9, and €1800 / $2300 for Beoplay H100.

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Noise has announced the return of its Master Buds Max over-ear headphones, powered by Sound by Bose technology. After selling out within 24 hours of the first launch, the headphones will be available again on October 23, 2025, across Gonoise.com, Amazon, Reliance Digital, Croma, and Vijay Sales at an introductory price of ₹9,999.

First unveiled at IFA Berlin 2025, the Noise Master Buds Max are designed to bring premium audio features to a wider audience. The headphones feature 40mm dynamic drivers tuned with Sound by Bose for detailed and balanced sound. They support Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity and LHDC 5.0 codec for high-quality wireless streaming.

The headphones come with up to 40dB adaptive Active Noise Cancellation and a transparency mode for ambient awareness. They use a five-microphone setup with Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) to reduce background noise during calls. The frequency response range is 20Hz to 20,000Hz.

The Master Buds Max have a lightweight build at 262 grams and use vegan leather ear cushions along with aerospace-grade grills for added comfort and durability. Battery life is rated at up to 60 hours on a full charge, and a quick 10-minute charge provides up to 10 hours of playback.

Other features include an IPX4 rating for splash resistance, a wireless range of 10 meters, and automatic pairing with the last connected device. The Noise Master Buds Max are available in Onyx, Titanium, and Silver color options.

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Baseus has officially launched the MH1 over-ear noise-cancelling headphones in China. The headphones are now up for preorder on JD.com for 329 yuan ($46). It comes in grey and black color options.

Baseus MH1 Headphones Specifications

The MH1 features Baseus’s Adaptive Noise Cancellation 3.0 with four microphones and AI-based real-time adjustment. It processes ambient sound 380,000 times per second, reducing noise by up to 48dB. It also features five preset ANC levels, a customizable mode via the Baseus app, and a transparency mode for better awareness of surroundings.

The headphones use a dual-driver acoustic system that combines dynamic drivers for deep bass with precise mid- and high-frequency detail. Each driver features an LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer) diaphragm for improved rigidity and responsiveness, maintaining clarity even at high volumes. The setup covers a wide 20Hz-40kHz frequency range with distortion under 3%. It supports LDAC high-definition audio up to 990kbps and holds both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Wireless certifications.

The MH1 introduces personalized hearing optimization using Baseus SoundFit. The system runs a hearing test and adjusts the EQ curve based on the listener’s hearing sensitivity, aiming to deliver balanced sound even at lower volumes.

The headphones pack a 600mAh battery offering up to 80 hours of playback without ANC and 55 hours with it on. It supports fast charging, providing 10 hours of use from a 10-minute charge. It also features Bluetooth 6.0 with 55ms low latency and dual-device connectivity for seamless switching between devices.

Baseus has added a five-microphone AI noise reduction system for voice calls, along with an AI assistant powered by large language models like DeepSeek and Doubao. The headphones include physical buttons for playback control and a USB-C port for charging.

The MH1 sports a lightweight 245g design with cloud-like comfort materials. It includes a widened headband with balanced pressure distribution, 20° rotatable earcups, memory foam ear cushions, and protein leather surfaces for long-term wearability. The build combines ABS, metal, and PC materials with a 2.5D frosted finish for a modern aesthetic. The headphones can be folded and stored easily in a compact carrying case.

In related news, Baseus has recently introduced the Security X1 Pro, a dual AI-tracking outdoor camera with solar charging support, and unveiled the EnerGeek GX11, a 20,000mAh 67W power bank featuring a built-in 4G hotspot.

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beyerdynamic has added a new model to its PRO series with the DT 270 PRO, a pair of over-ear headphones designed to deliver studio-quality sound at an entry-level price. They are designed for both new and experienced creators who want reliable sound and comfort.

Compact and comfortable design

The DT 270 PRO weighs 194 grams and keeps the familiar PRO series comfort and build quality. It has a closed-back, over-ear design that provides 19 dB noise isolation. The replaceable velour ear pads and padded headband make it comfortable for long sessions. The headphones include a 1.3 m coiled cable, extendable to 3 m, which can be connected to either side. A USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter is included for use with phones, tablets, and other portable devices.

The set also includes a 6.35 mm jack adapter, a fabric carrying bag with a drawstring, and a quick start guide. Inside the headband is a spring steel frame that keeps the fit secure while staying flexible and lightweight.

Accurate sound for studio work

The DT 270 PRO uses dynamic sound transducers and a closed acoustic design. It offers a frequency response of 5 to 24,000 Hz, an impedance of 45 ohms, and sound pressure levels of 96 dB SPL at 1 mW/500 Hz and 109 dB SPL at 1 V/500 Hz. Total harmonic distortion is only 0.04% at 500 Hz, and the headphones can handle up to 100 mW of short-term power.

The sound is balanced and detailed, with clear bass, natural mids, and smooth highs. It is suitable for music production, podcast recording, or instrument practice.

Availability and pricing

The DT 270 PRO will be available from October 14, 2025, at a recommended retail price of €99 including VAT through beyerdynamic.com, Amazon, and select retailers. Spare parts and replacement ear pads will also be sold separately.

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