Panasonic’s Technics brand is back with two new pairs of truly wireless earbuds — and in contrast to some competing models, the EAH-AZ60 and EAH-AZ40 provide a particular focus on voice quality. Additionally to using these earbuds to concentrate on your favourite music or podcasts, Technics says they will even be used for those times you would like to hitch work calls and conferences.
Panasonic bills its new Technics earbuds as high-end models. Additionally to things like an IPX4 water-resistant design and wind noise reduction, both models feature JustMyVoice, a voice detection system that mixes software and microphones for clear calls despite loud noises within the surrounding environment.
Technics presents its new earbuds as ideal for those often wearing their headphones, taking and making calls between taking note of audio and using assistants. The earbuds feature two MEMS microphones, beamforming technology, noise cancellation, LDAC, Bluetooth, and two ambient sound modes.
The Natural and spotlight modes, as Technics calls them, allow users to either hear all of the encompassing noises from their environment or only sounds that are detected “in the human voice frequency.” the thought is to let users control how they experience the audio and surrounding environment supported their current needs.
Technics says the EAH-AZ40 earbuds will be offered in Rose Gold, Silver, and Black colours, while the EAH-AZ60 will be offered in Silver and Black. Both earbuds models will be launched on Amazon in October, while a pair of overhead headphones called the EAH-A800 are going to be launch sometime early next year.
