Now that engineers have figured out how to produce quality sound in Bluetooth wireless headphones, the race in on to see which company can build the highest high-end product.A Hong Kong company called Sevasis Limited hopes to set the pace with a set it calls ReysorLink BeatBoxer.
BeatBoxer starts with 50mm Neodymium Drivers and adds sub-woofers and surround sound generated by a Qualcomm HD processor.
It also steps up to Bluetooth 5.0. which delivers twice the bandwidth of version 4.0. That means low latency with no lag for gaming and music play.It also delivers enhanced sound clarity with active noise cancellation to eliminate background distractions or interference.
BeatBox boasts impressive battery life with 35 hours of playing time and 350 hours in standby mode. If the headphones run out of juice while in use, a Type-C charger refuels fast enough to provide 5 hours of use in just 10 minutes.
Other features include:
- A dedicated Active Noise Control switch that lets users adjust the level of noise reduction.
- Dual built-in microphones for high-quality audio calls or game play.
- A mic port for users who prefer an external microphone.
- One-button activation to summon a personal assistant such as Siri or Google.
- A built-in SD card slot to play music, podcasts or audio books independent of the user's mobile phone.
You can get a closer look at BeatBoxer in the video below and on the ReysorLink website. You can also follow ReysorLink on Facebook, Instagram and @ReysorLink on Twitter.
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Written by Ric Manning
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