Technics HiFi True Wireless Multipoint Bluetooth Earbuds with Advanced Noise Cancelling, Impressive Call Quality Using JustMyVoice Technology, Alexa Built in, EAH-AZ60-K (Black)

The Technics EAHAZ60PK present a fascinating blend of strengths and weaknesses. While they excel in delivering exceptional voice quality, they fall short in terms of comfort during extended use. Additionally, the quality of the accompanying case leaves much to be desired. Noise Cancelation works fine... Over all a good product but comparative to the price they can do better ...

Hasta ahora las tengo utilizando. Buena calidad solo que con el tiempo dejo de sonar un lado, le di mantenimiento pero seguía igual hasta que al quitar los tapones de plástico detecte que tiene una tela que por el tiempo aún limpiándola sigue sucia, la quité y listo suenan al 100. La Marca no deja a deber. Sonido exquisito

Anybody that gives this pair of earbuds anything less than five stars likely has no context in order to write a proper review. For what it's worth, I have more earbuds than is probably normal for the average person. These are as close to perfect as you're going to get and for practical purposes I would say they are indeed perfect. Sound quality is top notch, noise cancellation is as good as it gets and yes I have the Sony xm4 and xm3 and the Bose. The app is full featured and gives you flexibility to use these anyway you want as far as controls and just about anything else you can think of tinkering with. Battery life is way above average, materials and construction is top-notch. You can connect to multiple devices at a time. You can use either bud independently with full controls and stereo sound stage. You get seven pairs of ear tips which is twice as many as most earbuds, which means if you can't get a good fit with these you likely wont with any others either. They support Hi Res audio for lossless music listening. They have a total of 8 mics which to my knowledge is unrivaled in the industry currently. Phone calls and noise cancellation are fantastic as a result. The only missing features if you want to be objective is wireless charging on the case and ear detection for stopping music when you take them out of your ears. If either of these are deal breakers for you then I would say you have your priorities wrong but to each his own. Also, despite the fact that these are slightly on the larger side it does not mean that comfort is sacrificed. Of course everybody's ears are different but I can use these for hours at a time with no discomfort. The extra size actually helps with the isolation which is why they are super quiet and sound great. These earbuds are pretty much giving you every possible available technology and feature on wireless earbuds today. But most notably the active noise cancellation and sound quality are absolutely top-notch. I have different headphones and earbuds for different situations but these are the best ones I have in terms of everything they offer and their overall quality in every aspect. It's a pleasure using these and in my opinion if there's a perfect set of earbuds this is probably it!

I was looking for universal, high-quality IEMs for travel (planes, trains, conference calls), and workouts at hotel gyms). My minimal list of requirements is quite elaborate and looks as follows: 1. Good sound quality. (I am a HiFi fan and own plenty of good, very expensive over-the-ear headphones, standalone DACs, and Headphone amps. I can evaluate sound quality well, and while I absolutely do not expect anything matching the quality of over-the-ear headphones that cost 10-30 times more, I also cannot tolerate substandard sound). (!) This includes support for higher-quality Bluetooth codecs like LDAC and/or aptX LE/Adaptive 2. Comfort, so you can wear these on the plane for several hours without issues. 3. Good fit, including during 20+ minutes running workouts, etc. I am annoyed if I need to readjust or reinsert the buds every 3-5 minutes. 4. Ability to switch to foam tips that fit and plug the ear canal much better imho. It's NOT just whether aftermarket foam tips fit the IEMs or not. Most IEM charging cases are so tight that bulkier foam tips simply do not fit in the box at all, and/or prevent stable charging. 5. Decent ANC, which is a must on planes, trains, and noisier environments. I do not need the best ANC, because it is always a tradeoff between sound quality and noise suppression. The best ANC typically means so-so sound. But it needs to make it possible to listen on the plane without setting the volume to its highest... 6. The last but not the least: Nowadays MULTIPOINT CONNECT IS A MUST for any IEMs that cost over $100. You do not want to manually disconnect the phones from one device and connect to another simply to take a call. You need it to be able to connect to multiple devices at a time, including your phone, PC, Chromebook, etc. Then it all gets much easier, either automatically, or you simply select/switch to the IEMs manually on the device of your choice. Given this long list, and after a long and tedious research I purchased Technics EAH-AZ60 IEMs, and I am quite happy. They check all the boxes on the list above, including Multipoint Connect, LDAC support, perfect fit with foam tips that fit inside the charging case, never having to readjust the IEMs during workouts, and above-average (actually, quite good) sound quality for this price range. Compared to Google Pixel Buds Pro the Technics EAH-AZ60 IEMs have noticeably better sound, but the case is somewhat bigger, and does not support wireless charging. Lack of wireless charging is probably the only negative I can mention, and it's not essential, especially while traveling... Highly recommended.

I like my AZ70W but there are a couple of issues so I decided to try these new ones out and so far I feel like it was the right call . Upgrades from AZ70: --Multipoint. I had trouble pairing my AZ70's to multiple devices much less switching between them. These connect to two devices simultaneously. Works seamlessly (at least so far). -- Slimmer case. Old case was bulky. This one has cheaper feel but is slimmed down. Good trade-off. I would hesitate to slide the old ones into my pocket when going out. Not these. -- Smaller earbuds. The buds themselves are smaller, feel lighter in the ear and look better. -- Battery Life. Old ones did not last long no matter what the specs said. In particular the case did not hold charge well. -- Charging. I sometimes found my buds weren't charging at all even when in the case. Had to fiddle with them every time I put them in the case to make sure I saw the red light on the bud come on. These still not great on that score as I have to push down to make sure the bluish light comes on but still better. Admittedly the problem here may be that I use foam eartips instead of the silicone ones provided by Technics. They still fit but likely the case is not optimized for the slightly thicker tips. Downgrades: -- Noise cancelling. Slightly better on my old ones. This might be due to the fit. I feel like I don't get as good a seal. YMMV. -- Accidental touches. I find myself inadvertently triggering touch controls more on these than the old ones. I think the main reason is the buds are smaller so it's more difficult to pinch the edges when adjusting them in my ear. I think I will adjust to this in time. Same as before: --- Sound quality. Did not notice difference one way or the other. Quality remains very high IMO. -- Touch controls. Same except for above noted accidental touches. As touch controls go these are very reliable and I love that I can fully customize them in the app. -- No wireless charging. Not a big deal to me. -- Continue playing when removed from ear. A lot of brands have sensors that stop playing when a bud is removed. These don't have that. I am 50/50 on this feature so again not a big deal to me. -- Independent listening. Like the AZ70, you can wear just one earbud if you like. Overall a nice job from Technics.

Muy buen producto en general el sonido no decepciona y tiene muy buen volumen no son los audífonos que suenan más alto pero lo suficiente En mi uso penal los uso escuchando música tipo drill,trap que tienen bastantes bajos y a comparación de otros diferentes audífonos que tengo el bajo si suena bien, profundo, bastante inmersivo Hablando de la caja la caja se siente bien duradera pero la tapa después de 1 mes de que los tengo se siente floja nada alarmante pero yo soy muy especial en ese aspecto y me molesta un poco ya que no ha pasado mucho tiempo pero quitando eso muy buenos también los imanes de la caja El ANC es muy bueno cancela muy bien los ruidos graves y los agudos y medios los reduce considerablemente si piensas comprar estos audífonos