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

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 am comparing these to my apple AirPod pro and my Bose in ear headphones. I use my AirPods primarily for exercise as I can hear my text messages and respond. I use both my Bose and these for traveling. Because flights out of Hawaii will last 5 to 6 hours plus, I have both of these with me. The Techniques battery life is just about 5 1/2 hours on a full charge. The noise cancellation is good and will block out most surface noise on the plane. Connection to My iPhone is easy and no drop outs. Comes with 3 different size ear pieces so you can adjust accordingly. Controls are a little sensitive, so sometimes just brushing by the earpiece accidentally will pause the music. Sound quality compared to the Bose is almost same but I think these have a better bass tone. Sound quality compared to the AirPods is no competition. These are much better. For the price on a Prime deal, it was well worth it compared to paying close to $100 more for AirPods or the Bose. No issues with charging case. I can fully charge the earphones several times before case needs to be plugged in. Light on the outside will change from green to yellow to red to let you know when to recharge case. Phone calls connect easily and no problems with hearing my voice or hearing in coming calls. I’ve had these for about 6 months now. I use them almost daily when doing chores around the house and when outdoors cutting the grass with my lawnmower or weed eater.

These are some impressive earbuds. Sounds is amazing. These are the first pair of earbuds I've tried that the sound was great right or off the box. AKA their flat signature sound. Their eq pre sets are also nice the ANC Top tier, blocks out just about everything. Then when u add music. No outside noise creeps in. Ambient is good. I can hear well with music playing. They fit me well. To compare. I've tested a lot of earbuds. I've probably kept more than I should. I have and listen with Senheiser m2, soundcore liberty pro 2, and 3. Galaxy buds pro, Sony wp800. Also tested and returned the mw3? What ever, Jabra 75s. With the exception of the m2. These Technics notes the others away. And ask the others sound good to great. I mean I love the way the others sound. And use them. But now these and my Senheiser are my go to's. I've seen a couple of reviews on hear and YouTube saying these sound better than the m2. But not to me. But the M2s sound perfect to me. Maybe I just explored the fine tuning options more than some. Now to the Caveat. When u enable ANC. It thins out the sound a lil. I know a lot of buds do that. Example the liberty pro 3's. But it's slight and it adjust back some when fully enabled. But with the technics is more noticeable and doesn't smooth out like the pro 3 does. It's not a deal breaker to me. I got them and love them. And can enjoy with ANC Enabled. So what else can I say. One more thing. My galaxy pro buds sound use to change when u enabled ANC. The bass would be a lil boomier. But that changed with an update and now there's no difference. I hope Technic follow that route of continuing to improve these buds with future updates.

These earbuds are great. True wireless earbuds and fantastic sound. The app works well and lets you customize the earbuds a ton. You can control the amount of ANC to your liking. Or you can change it to transparency mode to let all sound passthrough (for example if you're walking along the road and need to be aware of your surroundings. There is also a third mode which amplifies voices which is pretty wild. The sound quality is top notch. You can truly hear the difference when using LDAC on the earbuds while listening to FLAC sound, it's bombastic! Speaking of LDAC, I was truly surprised that even while using LDAC, I could watch videos on my phone or laptop and the audio stayed in sync with the video. This is surprising and even Technics mentions you should turn off LDAC due to potential syncing issues. The multipoint functionality works as good as you would want. You simply pair it to one device, then follow the instructions to pair it to a second device. Of course, with the limitations in Bluetooth you can't listen to both devices simultaneously, but they do work as you would expect. For example, if you are using your laptop to listen to a YouTube video and then your phone starts ringing, the YouTube video will pause on your laptop and your phone ringing will come through. The call quality seems on par and I have nothing to complain about there. The touch controls work well and you are able to customize them in the app. Google Assistant works perfectly fine and is prompted by pressing and holding the right earbud (again this can be customized in the app). One further note, I originally purchased the Jabra Elite Pro 7 earbuds. They sounded great but there was TERRIBLE audio sync issues on PCs and a minor sync issue on Android (they don't even have LDAC so there is no excuse). I contacted Jabra's support where they informed me that they don't test their earbuds products for PCs and they're only meant for phones/tablets (which was false advertising since their multipoint video add shows a woman using a windows laptop and then getting a call on her phone. Honestly, I am happy their support was so terrible, that allowed me to return those and get these and I've never been happier.

I used these ear buds with an iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPad Pro 11” Gen 3, MacBook Pro (2020), and a Garmin Vivoactive 4 fitness watch. What I liked - Excellent sound quality for music and podcasts. - Speaker quality for phone calls is great - loud and clear (mic quality is another story, see “what I disliked”) - Multipoint connectivity was a breeze to setup and was reliable. I believe only two devices can be connected at a time, but if you ever need to connect a third, you can simply select your device from the Bluetooth list and the earbuds can figure it out. In other words, you aren’t required to manually disconnect the ear buds from one of the two connected devices in order to connect a third. - Interchangeable mono mode, that is, you can connect and listen with only one ear bud in, and it doesn’t matter which ear bud it is. - Subjective, but I liked the look/style of these. What I disliked - Ever present crackling static noise when ear bud was in my ear and not actively playing any media. Didn’t matter if a device was connected to the buds or not. I do not expect errant static noises on ear buds at this price range, but maybe the ones I got were faulty. - Control button is a touch sensor, not a physical button. This made non-intentional inputs to play/pause/mute very common when I only meant to adjust the ear bud, or remove it/put it in. Also, if you’re exercising on a cold day with gloves on, you can’t pause or change the song without taking your gloves off. You also can’t press the buttons through a hat like you can with a physical button. - Charging case does not have wireless charging. - Microphone and call quality is sub par. People on the other end of my calls reported lots of background noise, and wind noise when on walks outside. - Subjective, but I found the ear bud’s “voice” piercing and a little annoying. It would be nice if there was an option to disable the voice that says “BLUETOOTH CONNECTED”, or change the voice to an array of pleasant tones. - Ear buds work in mono bud mode, but if you add the second bud in partway through a listening session, that bud also announces “POWER ON… BLUETOOTH CONNECTED…BLUETOOTH CONNECTED”. I had it happen a couple of times where I didn’t extract both buds from the case at the exact same time, and had to hear 6 announcements (3 from each bud) that they turned on and connected to 2 devices. What I was “meh” about - Quality of active noise cancelation. - Quality of pass through/hear through/ambient sound. In conclusion, I’d recommend these if they were on sale for the music lover who may not have apple devices and won’t use them for exercise or phone calls. If you plan to use these when exercising or want a better phone call experience, go with the Jabra 7 Pros instead. They’re lighter, have a better call experience, have physical buttons, and are less expensive. If all your devices are a part of the apple ecosystem, consider shelling out some extra cash and getting the AirPod Pros Gen 2. Where these Technics are a step up from the ear buds offered at $40-$60, the AirPods are a step up from the Technics. (I’ve actively been testing these Technics, the Jabra Pro 7s, Jabra Elite Active 75ts, and the Apple AirPod Pro Gen 2s, hence my bonus recommendations that you can take or leave)

They fit my ears and surprisingly well considering the size. The battery life for my daily use is awesome they last me all day but I don’t have them in for more than two hours at a time. Bluetooth codecs on my 23 ultra is great. I would have bought the updated model but these are fine. Multipoint connection is probably not as smooth between android and iOS but it’s fine. I work in a warehouse and it has to compete with cell signal and a bunch of Bluetooth signals so they hold up well which I didn’t think they would. They are light and the touch response is good. I do get accidental touches when I want to adjust them in my ear but I don’t adjust them too often so it wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Noise canceling is decent. I’m not expecting miracles but it takes out some of the noise in the warehouse like the loud fans and some of the machine noises. It just lowers the volume of it and I can live with that. Still a great pair of headphones. It’s got an eq that I think is kind of basic but the headphones sound pretty decent. Wish I had more bass for some tracks but these are still good for the price. I recommend them.

I recently bought these to try them out. A few weeks back, I bought a pair of the new Google pixel buds and I could not get them to stay in my ear so I had to send them back. These technics was the replacement for the pixels. These technics stayed in my ear very good which I was pleased with. The music and call sound was also very good. The noise cancellation was not near as good as the pixels. With those pixel buds, I could use a vacuum cleaner and the person on the other end of the phone call could not hear a thing from the vacuum. With these technics, The person on the other end of the phone call could hear the vacuum but it was very low. I have two issues with these earbuds and that is the reason I am sending them back. -The connection process was extremely complicated. I am using a Samsung s23 phone. In fact I have two of those phones. The earbuds would connect to the phone through Bluetooth, but they would not connect to the Technics app of all things. I tried for over an hour to get it to connect on two different phones and it failed over and over again. I'm guessing this is a technics issue, but it is not something I'm willing to spend one more minute of my life dealing with. If they cannot get there crap in gear to put out a decent product, they do not deserve my business. Without the technics app, the earbuds are not near as functional. -My second issue is the earbuds are advertised as being "true wireless." Maybe I am old fashioned and believe advertising on face value, but true wireless to me means the device needs no wires. When I got the device, I was shocked that it did not have wireless charging. How can something be advertised as true wireless, when it in fact needs a wire to charge it? I am sending these earbuds back immediately and will be trying something else that will actually work.

I have had Technics products for my entire life - I still use my SU-V7 Integrated Amp in my garage and I have my SL-7 Linear Tracking Turntable in front of me as I write this - not that it gets any use today. I have owned both products since the early 1980s, and have always loved the better of Technics products. I was quite surprised to see that they now manufacture Bluetooth headphones so I read a number of reviews, all of which more or less said the same thing. Excellent sound quality, good ANC. I decided to purchase a set as I was looking for an upgrade to my Samsung Galaxy Buds 2. The very first thing I noticed was that I had to turn off the equalization I had set for the Samsungs as the bass was overwhelming. Excellent, but overwhelming. I ended up going with a flat response. I do not have any other headphones or earbuds where I can just leave them flat and find the balance be, well, as it should be. Bass is strong, but appropriate for the material, and has that ineffable quality that good bass has. I have never really heard that in a set of earbuds, and only in the best of over the ear cans. I have a set of HiFiMan Deva Planar Magnetics, and the Technics earbuds give them a real challenge. I like each for different reasons. The reviews I read suggested that these had less of an 'in your head' sense, and I have to agree. I turned on the Ambient Sound mode - I really appreciate these modes when they work as I use my buds when I walk down my local street which has no sidewalk so I need to hear cars from behind. I discovered that, if anything, I prefer the sound with the Ambient mode on. That was not the case with the Samsungs. I was able to turn on LDAC - I had to do this right in the Bluetooth settings for the headset on my phone in addition to the Technics app. I am not sure it really makes that much difference yet, truth be told these sound fantastic with the AAC which is what my first album/walk was in. Took a bit to figure out how to enable LDAC. I think these were well worth the price. Sound Quality is excellent, they provide a huge array of ear adapters and feel like a quality kit.

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

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 ...

I purchased a second black pair at $176 after my first silver pair endured 9 months of continuous use, and they still sound great. While Sony buyers complain of poor battery life I can report Technics have great batteries. I have the Sony LinkBuds S, and while they are lighter and smaller than Technics, their battery life is very poor: 3 h with noise cancelling on and they are dead. With the Sony's LinkBuds S I have continuous problems with Bluetooth connection, while with Technics I never had any issue. They always connect OK. The Technics box seems have improved also, as it is looks and feels sturdier. Love them! **************************************************** One month later: I am keeping these, and looking forward to Technics' next generation. Recap of great features: - Multipoint connection (Sony WF-1000XM4 not there yet) - Noise cancellation on par with Sony - Great sound / soundstage; do not blindly believe 1 star negative comments on bass level or sound quality until you hear how these sound - Very good quality phone calls inside and outside (with minor ambient mode glitches, and possible wind noise on the other end, chose noise cancelling mode for outside calls) - Do not fall off from ear. I had them on while riding my bike, and running. My ears are not "special" though, and the buds fit nicely and firm, and providing natural noise cancellation with proper fit. Good choice of tips for every ear type/size, except people with 3 years that are complaining here :) Tech advise for Technics: please ask the Muse to bring you some ideas about your product name. EAHAZ60PS sounds like your engineers are in a lot of pain. How about "Tech Buds"? Last question: why aren't you in the Bluetooth speaker market? If Technics was famous for wired audio, why not enter in the new Bluetooth era with the right foot? ******************************************************************************************* I just got them a few hours ago, charged them and multi - connected (iPhone & Win Surface app, but also Android TV). Connection is stable, Bluetooth 5.2 helps with the distance between source and earbuds, but I had some sound interruption 10 meters out from source. Intuitive, easy to use/navigate app, no bloatware. Straightforward install with an initial firmware upgrade. Sound: they sound fantastic, as good or better when compared to my Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 (previous gen.), and even my Sony WH-1000XM4. Not so crazy bass as Jabra Elite Active 75t. Lots of EQ options in app. Noise Cancellation: strong, isolates you from low and high frequencies of the day. These will be great for air travelling, or any kind of travelling. The noise cancellation is on par with my Sony WH-1000XM4, but at my age everything is fantastic, so consult a noise doctor for accurate measuring. Mics: very good phone conversation while cycling and windy, no probs, no noises, excellent call quality outside, with ambient through sound setting. Had a lower quality calling using Teams on my iPhone, but I think this is not due to the earbuds. Price level: 1/2 from the much praised Sony WF-1000XM4 "industry leader". No brainer for me, hope they last. What I do not like: 1. They are a bit bulky and protruding outside ear, so you look like an ET with antennae :) 2. Flimsy, plasticky, very cheap case. I worry it will brake while I open/close it after a few times. I do not care much about wireless charging, but that should be now standard at this price point, so out with the case designer, get a new one Technics people! 3. Battery life should be on par with other high end competitors. Overall, I love what Technics/Panasonic people are doing with these earbuds, and hope they continue to go in the right direction in this overly competitive market. They are made in Malaysia, if anyone is interested.

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!

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