Now, "bean headphones" is a new trend.
This body design reduces the impact of the wear on the movement, allowing it to continue to glow in the field of sports headphones. In order to meet the multi-directional needs of users, manufacturers will also add more corresponding functions to their products.
For example, Jabra Elite Sport will add some body detection and motion data recording functions to the needs of the sports community. Samsung's iconX is mainly for independent use, and Sony's WF-1000X and SP700 focus on noise reduction. ......
In the past two years, the development of bean-type headphones is indeed faster than other headphones. Many brands hope to seize their market as early as possible during the outbreak of this headset.
Of course, because technology is not yet fully mature, vendors will not put all their chips in this new field. The technical stability department, the higher degree of completion, and the more space-saving hanging-neck wireless earphones are also a relatively stable product development direction for manufacturers. Keeping the two products in parallel development should be the most common product promotion strategy.
Unlike bean-type headphones, wireless headphones with a halter-style design sometimes appear as a separate Bluetooth module, mainly to provide wireless connectivity for the interchangeable earbuds of their own brands or certain interfaces. There are also many examples here, Sony's MUC-M "X" BT1 series, Shure's mmcx interface Bluetooth module attached to the SE215 Bluetooth version, etc. These are also classic examples.
As for some brands that have little demand for changing the line, they will use this hanging-neck module design to “resurrection†the old model headphones. Beoplay's recently released Beoplay Earset wireless earbuds are such a product.
According to The Verge, the Earset earbuds released by Beoplay are a hanging-neck wireless earbuds with an ear-hook structure. The earhooks of this earbud are similar to the Beoplay 3i earhook earbuds. Both earbuds feature a rotatable earloop that will be thicker than the memory metal earrings used in the innovative Aurvana Air.
Beoplay has also redesigned the shape of Earset, which looks more like a combination of 3i and PowerBeats.
Beoplay Earset A black and white color scheme. The black version of the metal position is treated with a slightly dull coloring to match the main color of the body. In contrast, the white version of Earset is much brighter.
Earset puts the control button of the earphone on the wire of the hanging neck. The key distribution of the key is the same as that of the traditional wireless earphone. There are two control buttons for adjusting the volume on both sides, and the middle button controls the music playback.
Users who have played Beoplay's first bean headset E8 know that Beoplay has put a set of touch gestures on the E8 to control playback and volume. Now the Beoplay logo on Earset is not too small. If the fuselage is a little bigger, it is good to plug the touchpad into it.
Just as a hanging neck wireless headset, the microphone is also fixed on the wire. Since this position cannot be omitted, there is no need to force the wire-controlled operation into the earphones. In addition, Beoplay Earset has already stored the battery in the headphone body, and the wire is simple enough. At this point, Earset and H5, which use the same approach, are still commendable.
In terms of configuration, the Beoplay Earset uses a 14.2mm dynamic coil unit that supports Bluetooth 4.2. The body is charged via USB Type-C. The officially announced single charge usage time is 5 hours.
This battery life is also a good rule. After all, some products can go to 8 hours, in fact, there is more room to play with the battery. It is intended to use a simple design of Beoplay to store the battery in a small body, and it is still a trade-off to continue the life without others.
One thing to note is that Beoplay Earset supports Beoplay's official app, but there is still no aptX for transmission. Whether it is the newly released Earset or the previously released Beoplay H3, Beoplay H5, there is actually no aptX.
This may be related to Beoplay's current product strategy. For them, the head-mounted wireless headsets H8 and H9 are the flagship. Even if the wearing form is different, the positioning of Earset products is the first point of the H8 and H9.
Having said that, the price of the Beoplay Earset is actually not low.
The official price is 299 US dollars, equivalent to 1900 yuan Earset, in fact, did not live up to Beoplay that "Hermes in the headset circle" this folk title. As a pair of wireless earbuds without aptX and LDAC technology, the price of Earset is indeed a bit expensive.
Of course, since users who choose Beoplay believe that they will not be a group that is entangled in cost performance. If you are a fan of Beoplay, you also love this simple, classic design, or Earset will be a new choice after H5.
This body design reduces the impact of the wear on the movement, allowing it to continue to glow in the field of sports headphones. In order to meet the multi-directional needs of users, manufacturers will also add more corresponding functions to their products.
In the past two years, the development of bean-type headphones is indeed faster than other headphones. Many brands hope to seize their market as early as possible during the outbreak of this headset.
Unlike bean-type headphones, wireless headphones with a halter-style design sometimes appear as a separate Bluetooth module, mainly to provide wireless connectivity for the interchangeable earbuds of their own brands or certain interfaces. There are also many examples here, Sony's MUC-M "X" BT1 series, Shure's mmcx interface Bluetooth module attached to the SE215 Bluetooth version, etc. These are also classic examples.
According to The Verge, the Earset earbuds released by Beoplay are a hanging-neck wireless earbuds with an ear-hook structure. The earhooks of this earbud are similar to the Beoplay 3i earhook earbuds. Both earbuds feature a rotatable earloop that will be thicker than the memory metal earrings used in the innovative Aurvana Air.
Earset puts the control button of the earphone on the wire of the hanging neck. The key distribution of the key is the same as that of the traditional wireless earphone. There are two control buttons for adjusting the volume on both sides, and the middle button controls the music playback.
Just as a hanging neck wireless headset, the microphone is also fixed on the wire. Since this position cannot be omitted, there is no need to force the wire-controlled operation into the earphones. In addition, Beoplay Earset has already stored the battery in the headphone body, and the wire is simple enough. At this point, Earset and H5, which use the same approach, are still commendable.
This battery life is also a good rule. After all, some products can go to 8 hours, in fact, there is more room to play with the battery. It is intended to use a simple design of Beoplay to store the battery in a small body, and it is still a trade-off to continue the life without others.
Having said that, the price of the Beoplay Earset is actually not low.
Of course, since users who choose Beoplay believe that they will not be a group that is entangled in cost performance. If you are a fan of Beoplay, you also love this simple, classic design, or Earset will be a new choice after H5.
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