Meizu has today launched its latest headphones in China, dubbed as Meizu UR Live Special Edition headphones. The product comes in a black-colored semi-transparent design and is priced at 1,299 yuan, which is roughly $194.

The company claims that the earphones are made to offer a distinctive sound experience that is on-par with leading acoustic devices. It also adds that the product has gone through fine manufacturing as well as a rigorous tuning process.

Although the earphones are smaller in size, it does not lack behind in terms of performance, as per the company’s claims. Meizu adds that the wired earphone enhances the low-frequency output through two customized subwoofers.

The earphones are designed with a dual-channel independent conductive structure — bass double-moving iron and medium-high pitch iron. The company claims that these independent sound pipes further enhances the experience.

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To ensure better, comfortable, and natural fit, Meizu claims that it collected tens of thousands of earmold samples and then formulated a common model through rigorous calculations and modeling optimization. It has OFC oxygen-free silver-plated wire while the connectors and panels are of carbon, gold, and silver foil.

The company adds that the Meizu UR Live earphones have been optimized in a way that it offers accurate reproduction of vocals and detailed presentation of instrumental sounds. It also claims to offer impressive output, regardless of the genre of music.

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