EUR345,63
Technics EAH-AZ100E
ANC, 10 h, Wireless
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11 reviews
Best bluetooth inears
Technics does everything right. Still have the predecessor. Runs and runs...
Pro
- Sound
- Battery
- ANC effective
super sound, accuracy of fit ok
no apple, that's good. everything else top. only i still bought it for 250.... now it says 270.... at some point the price is a bit cheeky.
Pro
- rechargeable battery
- sound
- Customisable accuracy of fit
Contra
- div gimmicks in the app
- Confusing noise cancellation setting at first, but it works very well.
This review was created for a different variant: EAH-AZ100E (ANC, 10 h, Wireless)
A monster of sound... mini format, maxi slaps
The black Technics EAH-AZ100Es really impressed me. The sound is remarkably clear and well-balanced, with a wide, natural soundstage. The seriousness of the tuning is immediately apparent: no artificial coloration, every frequency in its place. A real pleasure for long-term listening.
ANC is very effective, especially when combined with an equaliser such as ReEQalizer or Poweramp EQ. It doesn't 'hollow out' the sound as some competitors do, and the transparency mode is particularly successful. They're also comfortable to wear: the headphones fit well, even after several hours, and the fit is discreet and pleasant.
The Technics application is ultra-complete, ideal for those who like to customise their sound. And the big bonus is the multipoint connection for up to 3 devices, a real plus for everyday use.
Worth noting: no real faults to be found in use. The hinges on the case may look fragile at first glance, but they hold up very well. The application's interface may seem dense to beginners, but everything makes sense once you've got the hang of it.Pro
- Clear, balanced and precise sound
- Premium finish
- Good autonomy
- Excellent comfort and fit
- ANC very efficient
- Successful sound transparency
- Stable connection
- Multipoint for up to 3 devices
Contra
- What's wrong with it? That it makes you want to throw away your other headphones.
This review was created for a different variant: EAH-AZ100E (ANC, 10 h, Wireless)
Outstanding!!!
The Technics EAH-AZ100 really impressed me. The sound is absolutely phenomenal and almost comes close to real lossless audio - extremely clear, detailed and simply really well tuned. The workmanship also feels high quality and the earbuds fit comfortably and securely, even over long periods of time. The noise cancelling is also excellent and reliably blocks out ambient noise. If you value first-class sound and high-quality workmanship, you definitely can't go wrong here. I'm absolutely thrilled, even though it normally takes a lot for me....
Pro
- Sound, sound, sound!!!
- Processing
- Battery
- Fit
- App and an enormous number of setting options
- ANC (only very slightly below Bose & Sony)
This review was created for a different variant: EAH-AZ100E (ANC, 10 h, Wireless)
A stunner in terms of sound
I switched from the Sony WF-1000XM4 to these Technics because there was a big gap to fill.
In terms of sound, the Technics are once again superior and they can almost hold a candle to the great ANC of the Sonys. But only almost.
The only thing that bothers me a little is the insertion of the buds. They are very small and not very easy to grip, so I find them a bit of a fiddle. But, even if I sometimes have the feeling that they don't fit perfectly, the sound (bass) and the ANC are surprisingly flawless and they also hold well and are comfortable. So no real minus point for that.
The LDAC codec was also a deciding factor for me, which is why I chose the Technics over the B&W Pi8. My Samsung S24 Ultra can do LDAC, but not higher aptX codecs, so: "It's a match!"Pro
- Wide stage
- beautiful bass
- good ANC
- Many setting options in the app
- LDAC codec
Contra
- A little too small for my fingers and not grippy enough to use
Super ear buds
Pro
- Light
- Good operation
- Warm sound
- Holds well in the ear
- Technics app easy to use
This review was created for a different variant: EAH-AZ100E (ANC, 10 h, Wireless)
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