Product Details

Type

On Ear

Type

On Ear

Headphones with smaller ear cups compared to over-ear headphones, which sit on the ears.

They are more portable due to their smaller size, but offer less comfort and isolation from external noise.

Generally, over-ear headphones, thanks to their larger speakers, can offer better sound quality and deep bass compared to on-ear headphones of similar quality.

Frequency Response

15 - 25000 Hz

Frequency Response

The range of frequencies that headphones can reproduce. The most common range is that of human hearing, 20 - 20000 Hz. A wider frequency range does not necessarily mean better sound quality.

• (Bass) 20-250 Hz: Stronger bass, for depth. Ideal frequencies for listening to electronic or hip hop music.
• (Mids) 250-4,000 Hz: The mid frequencies are stronger, suitable for better listening to vocals or orchestral music.
• (Treble) 4,000-20,000 Hz: High frequencies affect the clarity and sharpness of the sound, for better listening to, for example, cymbals or the plucking of classical guitar strings.

Impendance

60 ohm

Impendance

The resistance that the speakers of headphones have to electric current. Usually, the lower the resistance, the louder the headphones sound, but the sound is less clear.

This size does not concern the average user as almost all headphones are 32 Ohms. Headphones with high resistance usually require an additional amplifier.

Sensitivity

101 dB

Sensitivity

The greater the sensitivity of the headphones, the louder they will sound at a specific volume of the source. Generally, values above 90db are considered very good. - **Above 100db**: Headphones with high Sensitivity produce more sound with less power. They can reach high volumes with low-power devices (e.g., mobile phone, laptop). - **Below 100db**: Headphones with low Sensitivity require more power to reach the same volume levels, so they may need a special headphone amplifier

Use

Casual Use

Colour

Red

Connectivity

Wired Connections

3.5mm

Wired Connections

3.5mm

The headphones are connected via cable to the classic "jack" 3.5mm plug.

Connection

Wired

Features & Functions

Microphone

Yes

Microphone

The headphones feature a built-in microphone.

Volume Control

No

Volume Control

The headphones feature a built-in control for sound volume.

Detachable Cable

No

Detachable Cable

The connection cable can be removed from the headphones.

The main advantage is that in case the cable is damaged, it can be easily replaced without needing to buy new headphones. Additionally, wireless headphones can be used as wired ones when the battery is low.

Foldable Drivers

Yes

Foldable Drivers

Folding ear cups help reduce the volume of headphones, making them easier to transport.

Headphones with folding ear cups often come with a carrying case.

Rotating Capsules

No

Rotating Capsules

Rotating ear cups allow headphones to have a flat shape, making them easier to transport (e.g. in a suitcase).

Card Reader

No

Radio

No

Fast Charging

No

Fast Charging

The fast charging feature allows the headphones to gain sufficient autonomy with just a few minutes of charging, ideal for use when time is limited.

High-Resolution Audio

No

Connection with 2 Devices

No

Noise Cancellation

Active

Noise Cancellation

The method of reducing external noise that headphones have.

Active

Special technology that detects and blocks external noise, allowing you to hear better. Typically, you will hear much clearer with headphones that have Active Noise Cancellation compared to those with Passive Noise Cancellation.

Top Specs

Connectivity

3.5mm

Noise Cancellation

Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)

Noise Cancellation

The method of reducing external noise that the headphones have.

Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): Uses technology to detect and neutralize external noises, offering clearer sound.

Passive Noise Cancellation: The shape and materials of the headphones naturally reduce external noises, improving the listening experience.