Warm & Smooth Sound Signature

Wireless Headphones with a Warm & Smooth sound signature deliver a relaxed sound that does not overwhelm. This type of sound signature typically reproduces a sound that gives your music a distinctly warm and soothing quality. Vocals and instruments like the saxophone, cello, and piano sound particularly good with this sound signature and is pleasant to listen to music for extended periods. This sound signature is well suited for music listeners who prefer something easy on the ears and listen to genres like Jazz, Blues, R&B and rock sub-genres.

Ideal for Audiophiles

Ideal for Travel

If you’re someone who enjoys listening to music and travelling, then you know how a pair of good headphones can be a total game-changer for your travel. These headphones are designed to sound great, are portable and offer long battery life. If you’re someone that enjoys listening to music while travelling, these are for you!

You can expect these headphones to have seamless connectivity and great sound while being portable and sturdy. They say the best way to cut time is to read a book, but a pair of headphones add to that too!

Ideal for Long Flight

These headphones are a perfect match for your jet-setting lifestyle. If you’re someone who is a frequent flyer and needs to listen to your favourite music or podcast, then these are perfect with their ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) features and portable design.

You can expect these headphones to quickly pair with various devices like a Laptop, Smartphone or even your Tablet allowing you to zone in on your music. If there’s one thing you should never forget for a long-distance flight, it’s your headphones!

Use Wirelessly with Bluetooth

With headphone jacks now becoming a relic of the past, these headphones and devices will connect to your phone wirelessly, rather than a cable. Bluetooth connectivity with devices offers wireless freedom and fuss-free usability with top-quality sound. The freedom to use these headphones and devices with Bluetooth make talking and listening to music on the go easy. Headphones and devices with Bluetooth connectivity are designed for all-day wear, making them ideal for frequent users both inside and outside a work environment.

Battery Life

Wireless headphones have built-in batteries in the earcups, so these headphones do not need external power to play music.

Battery life is a measurement of battery performance. It is the amount of time your Wireless headphones will have enough power. It can be summed up; as how long a battery will last before your Wireless headphones need to be recharged.

Nothing interferes with your music, thanks to the high-performance and long-lasting battery. No interruptions, just pure sonic bliss!

Active Noise Cancellation

Everyone enjoys a little peace at some point and wants to shut themselves off from the outside world. This is where Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) comes into the picture. So what exactly is Active Noise Cancellation?

Noise Cancellation refers to blocking out background noise/ambient noise. But let's be clear: No Noise-Cancelling Wireless Headphones can eliminate all sound; they can only considerably reduce outside noise, creating the impression that the noise is suppressed. However, when the phrase "Active Noise Cancellation" is used, it signifies that the Wireless Headphones are actively searching for noise to block it out.

ANC is a technology that reduces or cancels out the surrounding or ambient noise. It reduces low-frequency noise like the sound of a jet engine or car engine. ANC specifically reduces low-frequency noise well. However, it is not capable of cancelling out high-frequency noise optimally. Wireless Headphones with ANC deliver class-leading ambient noise reduction, significantly improving sound quality.

If you're someone who is a frequent flyer, ANC helps eliminate constant droning noises from jet engines so you can sleep more easily during long-haul flights.

Closed-Back Design

Wireless Range

You must have most likely noticed that wireless signals do not travel an infinite distance. The farther a wireless signal goes, the weaker it gets. This loss is known as path loss, and it defines the range of connectivity. This range of connectivity is dependent on the wireless protocol in use like Bluetooth. Three classes offer standard ranges of connectivity with Class 1 devices transmitting at 100 mW with a range of 100 meters or 328 feet. Most Bluetooth headsets and headphones are Class 2 devices that transmit at 2.5 mW with a range of 10 meters or 33 feet. Lastly, Class 3 devices transmit at 1 mW with a range of fewer than 10 meters.