Long Battery Life
HiFi5 DSP
3D Spatial Audio
LE Audio
Head Tracking
Health Monitoring
Hybrid ANC
Wear detect
Lossless Audio
Transparency Mode
Google Fast Pair
Multi Point
ENC
FOTA
Low Latency
Wireless Charger
Fast Charging
Multi EQ
Bone ConductionEnvironmental Noise Cancellation, is a technology that focuses on reducing background noise during voice communication or audio recording. It is primarily used in devices such as headphones, earphones, and microphones to improve the clarity of the captured audio by minimizing unwanted environmental sounds.
ANC works by using built-in microphones to capture the ambient noise around the listener. The captured sound is then processed by an ANC system, which generates an "anti-noise" signal. This anti-noise signal is played through the device's speakers or earphones in such a way that it cancels out the incoming external noise.
A wireless charger, also known as an inductive charger or wireless charging pad, is a device that allows you to charge compatible electronic devices without the need for traditional charging cables. Instead of physically connecting your device to a power source, you simply place it on the wireless charging pad, and the charging process begins automatically.
True Wireless Stereo (TWS), "multipoint" typically refers to the ability of a pair of wireless earbuds to connect and switch between multiple audio sources simultaneously.
Google Fast Pair is a feature introduced by Google for Android devices to simplify the process of pairing and connecting Bluetooth devices. It aims to make the initial setup of Bluetooth accessories quick and seamless, reducing the time and effort required to connect them to an Android device.
Long battery life refers to the duration for which a device can operate on a single battery charge or battery cycle before requiring recharging. Having a device with long battery life is desirable as it allows for extended usage without the need for frequent charging, providing convenience and uninterrupted functionality.
"Firmware Over-The-Air." It refers to the process of updating or upgrading the firmware of a device, such as a smartphone, tablet, smartwatch, or Internet of Things (IoT) device, wirelessly and remotely.
Multi-EQ, refers to a feature found in some audio systems and receivers that allows for the customization and adjustment of the audio equalization settings for multiple audio channels or speakers. It is designed to optimize the audio output based on the specific characteristics of each speaker or listening area, resulting in a more balanced and immersive sound experience.
