Anker has launched its first ever over-ear headphones called the Soundcore Vortex. They're available to buy right now and we have all the details about them.
Anker Soundcore Vortex Sports a Heavy Look with Impressive Features
It's no secret at all that Anker has been making in-ear style headphones for quite a while. In fact, it would be an understatement to say that the company knows a thing or two about audio. It's actually pretty good at it. Now though, it appears as though Anker is ready to take things to the next level with the announcement of its new Soundcore Vortex over-ear wireless headphones.
Kicking things off is that over-ear style design which is a first in Anker's portfolio and needless to say that it is done right. The soft memory-foam earmuffs ensure that you get through with your listening journey as smoothly as possible. And since these are wireless headphones therefore you can expect up to 20 hours of playback time, which is quite a lot.
The Soundcore Vortex will pump out amazing sound thanks to the built-in 40mm drivers with full support for aptX high-definition audio. And if you wish to take your listening experience even further then you will be pleased to learn that you can actually make these headphones wired by simply popping in a 3.5mm auxiliary cable.
Once you buy these headphones, you'll find everything inside the box to get you started, including an aux cable, micro USB cable for charging the headphones up, travel case, a welcome guide and of course, 18 months of warranty.
The Soundcore Vortex are priced at $69.99 and they are available to buy right now straight from Amazon. Hit the link below and start your new audio journey.
Buy Anker Soundcore Vortex Over-Ear Wireless Headphones [Amazon link]
Do let us know in the comments section below whether or now you're going to pick these up.
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