A pair of high-end wireless headphones will always have a selling point if they ship with Active Noise Cancellation and an extraordinary battery life. These attributes, and other features, are available in products priced at $200 or even more, but Edifier and its W830NB deviate from that trend by offering the ‘over-the-ear’ headphones at an astonishing price of $79.99 on Amazon.
Fortunately, that is not the best part, because the online retailer is offering a 20 percent discount coupon on all four gorgeous finishes, which will take the price from $79.99 down to $63.99. With over 29 years of experience in the audio industry, Edifier knows exactly how to price something that offers significant value. The -45dB Active Noise Cancellation drowns out everything in the background, and when you have it enabled, you can get up to 54 hours of battery life, which can increase to a whopping 94 hours without it.
The Hi-Res LDAC and Spatial Audio deliver an immersive listening experience, with clarity, bass, and a three-dimensional output all coming under one roof. The Edifier W830NB also supports Bluetooth 5.4, enabling faster pairing of devices, while also reducing latency and increasing the distance between the wireless connection. These wireless headphones can also be packed and ready to go wherever you want to go with its foldable design.
For $79.99 or $63.99 with the included coupon, the Edifier W830NB oozes unmatched ‘price to performance’ and as mentioned above, you get to choose between four colors; Sandwhite, Ivory, Gray and Black.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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