Technics AZ70WE Premium True Wireless Earbuds, with Noise Cancelling and Bluetooth Functionality - Silver

Excelentes auriculares con gran calidad de sonido y buena cancelación activa. Se pueden oír por separado y son cómodos de llevar. Muy premium.

I wanted a very good sounding in-ear matching my other cans (AKG K712 pro, Sennheiser PXC-550II). As an audiphile for about 40 years, this is a real challinge with in-ears.... I tried the following ANC in-ears: - Sony WF-1000XM3 (telephone function unusable, nerdy high power blinking, HUGE box) - Panasonic AZ-W500 (same as this one, but smaller case & 8mm instead of 10mm driver) - Apple Ipod Pro (way too low vol. on androids with no AAC) Strengths: - best sound of all, easily fulfils AUDIPHILE requirements: clear, neutral, VERY differentiating, unbelievable punch, true deep bass, but no frequencies overdone, especially not the bass (I can't stand such headphones). Very pleasant listenoing over hours with no mental hearing fatigue. I also bought a closed headphone upgrade and would say this in-ear is on par with the best closed & neutral wireless and wired cans around 200-300 GBP (Sennheise PXC-550 II, Sennheiser Momentum 3, Yamaha MT HPH-8, Austrian Audio X-55, the like). I tend to believe this is due to the exceptional driver size (10mm diameter means almost double the area than the usual 7mm ones). - good-looking, including the case - Correctly implemented SBC codec. Other than Apples Ipod Pro (way too muted on SBC-only phones) - One of the best ANC algorithms, adjustable in 100 steps. On par with the SOny, better than Airpod Pro - long play time (6.5h) - 5 different pairs of silicone tips , instead just 3 with apple. Weaknesses: - comport is only medium. Most likely it's possible to improve with foam tips or by applying a pair of apple ipad air pads (may require removing the sound tubes...). Reason: As with all in-ears other than the Ipod Pro's they have a stiff audio tube over which the silicone earpiece is placed. The tube's stiffness leaves only little place for adaptation to the ear. Apple did this way better: their tips are mounted ONLY at their base. The whole height is left for adaptation. Also, the edge of the tips are quite sharp instead of gently rounded, so this adds to uncomfortable stiffness in that area. - No AptX codec, neither AptX nor the HD or LL (low latency) variant - price/value: very expensive (very good if you get a used one for 170 GBP or so) - Lacks any innovative features : no HD codecs, no real headphone eq (e.g. Morphit or sonarworks mobile), no new-style tips (like apple) - box is too large, 1/3rd is empty space between the protruding pods -

Bought these in ear buds on Amazon for 990kr/96€, and for this price they are hard to beat. Well worth for around >150€, but not their full price of 240€. Battery life of around 6 hours with ANC. ANC is working fairly well, and is quite good for a pair of in ears. Ambient mode is working really really well, not artificial in any way. Good comfort, but they are a little bit big (Sticking out). Luckily for Technics, their good design is making up for it. Clean balanced sound with more crisp and depth than your average pair of buds. Highly recommended!

I’d had technics kit back in the eighties and nineties and it never failed to impress me with its quality and sound. These wireless headphones are just the same! At roughly half the price of the Sennheiser TWM2 they are an absolute steal! Having had the Sennys I can definitely say the sound stage on the Technics are just as good, if not warmer. The sound quality is fantastic and the equaliser far superior. The ANC is vastly superior and the ambient sound is way more natural and less digitised. These functions can be adjusted to find the right level for you, so not just ON/OFF, they are adjustable! However the battery life is neither poor or earth shattering. It’s middle of the road hence 4 stars. They are not perfect but they are very close indeed for me. If Technics could make it so you can change the button functions around then that would be the icing on the cake. Ear fit is very good too although I did use other ear tips which fit my ears better. But that is just a personal thing. They don’t give me ear fatigue like my Sennheisers do. Technics give you a good selection of tips to try. The box and presentation is very slick too. The charging cradle feels slightly flimsy but looks very smart indeed. They don’t have Aptx support, but that’s not a massive thing for me, AAC sounds very good indeed. Also the Bluetooth is 5.0 and not 5.1, but the connection is solid and the buds are independent and not a master and slave set up. IPX4 too, so a few drops of rain won’t faze you. So to sum up: Excellent sound stage + EQ Look good So-so battery life Superior ANC Comfortable fit Slick cradle Not so good: Unable to customise button taps Bluetooth 5.0 No Aptx support All in all I rate these over the Sennheiser TWM2 on value for money and quality. *UPDATE* I had noticed over the course of 5-7 days even if the charging cradle had a full charge my headphones might be very low charge and the cradle with no charge left in it. I phoned Technics 3/2/21 and they informed me that this will happen if they are not used and left on the side, the charge will dissipate. I'm also guessing the cold evenings/ days we have had whilst I'm at work have not helped with retention of charge. So besides that the only thing to add is a new firmware which addresses the fact you can now customise the touchpads. So now fully customisable and this makes them more of match now for the Sennheiser TWM2!

auricolari fantastici ma non privi di difetti, non sono auricolari tutto fare, sono un po ingombranti e non adatti per l'uso sportivo , ma hanno un sound paragonabile ad una cuffia over ear cablata . un prodotto da usare a casa quando si vuole ascoltare musica ad alto livello