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Sennheiser MM 30G in-ear headset offers in-line control for Samsung devices

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In addition to the new MOMENTUM Ivory model, Sennheiser has introduced the MM 30G in-ear headset at CES today. The headset is aimed at Samsung's GALAXY owners, with support for the Galaxy S 2 and higher, as well as the tablets. There's a mobile remote control built into the headset, as well, offering simple control over the device.

The in-line control is a three-button remote that offers play/pause and the ability to take a phone call, such as could be the case for someone listening to music from their smartphone. The in-line remote also features volume control, so the audio level can be adjusted between calls and music without having to take one's phone out of a pocket or other inconvenient location.

Sennheiser is promising the MM 30G offers users "fantastic audio quality", doing so with dynamic phones that are, not surprisingly considering the manufacturer, bass-driven. Comfort was one aspect of the headset that Sennheiser paid particular attention to, with the canal design being implemented in such a way to allow for isolation from outside noises. There are small, medium, and large sizes available, as well, for choosing the right size.

The maker says the headset was designed specifically for Samsung's GALAXY devices, but there's no app that needs to be installed -- as such, it seems the headset will work with any mobile device, though it's possible the remote functionality won't work with other devices. There's no info on pricing and availability yet.
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SuperTooth Freedom 'Bluetooth headphones' feature NFC tech

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 A new set of wireless 'headphones' have debuted from SuperTooth called the Freedom. The headphones use Bluetooth technology for wirelessly 'connectivity' to your smartphone or other device. The headphones' use an over the ear design and will launch later this month online.

The headphones have integrated 'NFC technology' making it easy to pair them with compatible phones. The headphones use 40mm drivers' promising' high quality sound and bass. The Bluetooth tech in the 'headphones' supports A2DP enabled devices. The Freedom headphones also have 'controls' on the ear cups for tracks, volume, and answering calls.

The ear cups rotate for 'comfort' and the Freedom headphones ship with a carry pouch for storage. Voice calls are supported 'using' an omni-directional microphone. The internal lithium ion battery is good for 15 hours of music 'playback' per charge. Standby time for the battery' is 1000 hours and the charge time is three hours.

The Freedom headphones measure 160mm H x 187mm W x 71mm D and weigh 200 grams. The headphones have a 'wireless' range of 10 meters from the source device and will land in the UK on December 20 for £119. The 'headphones' do ship with a 3.5mm audio cable for use with devices that don’t have Bluetooth.






SOURCE: SuperTooth
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'Audio-technica' ATH-ANC70 Quiet Point Noise-cancelling Headphones debuted

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Audio-technica has announced a new set of 'noise-cancelling headphones called the ATH-ANC70. These headphones are designed with active noise cancellation' technology to help eliminate outside sounds' and allow you to focus more on your music. The headphones are designed to be lightweight' and comfortable to wear.


Audio-technica says that the active noise 'cancellation technology can remove up to 90% of the background noise. The headphones' also promise high quality audio performance. The headphones can be used with' smartphones, tablets, laptops, DVD players, and in-flight entertainment systems.

The headphones have a closed' back and deliver clear, high-resolution sound with deep bass and clear mid' and high range sounds. When the headphones are used with' a smartphone, the logo button on the ear cup allows' the wearer to accept a call.

The headphones have a mic built' into the ear cup rather than the cable. Audio-technica says that by putting' the mic on the ear cup rather than the cable it maintains' a precise distance from the user' for better call quality. The ear cups are padded with memory' foam and the drivers in the ear cup' are 40mm units. The headphones are available' now for $199.95.




SOURCE: Audio-technica

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