The premium-quality Technics EAH-AZ80 true-wireless earphones from Panasonic were released in 2023 and made our list of the best-sounding mobile earphones. Panasonic just recently released a new line of lineup earphones, the EAH-AZ100, which have improved good quality, noise cancellation, and voice-calling performance. One of the important improvements is Panasonic’s recently developed amazing Magnetic Fluid Driver, which Panasonic claims produces” clear, high-resolution, low-vibration, and low-distortion sounds for the most genuine, balanced sound that’s true to the original source.” The “magnetic substance” is an oil-type water containing magnetic particles that are “injected into the area between the driver pole and voice wire to enable low-distortion playback,” according to Panasonic. This style of driver is found in Technics ‘ high-end EAH-TZ700 wired in-ear monitors ($ 1, 200 ), and it’s been miniaturized for use in the AZ100s, which do indeed sound fantastic, offering satisfying clarity, bass definition, and openness.

The AZ100s, like all great-sounding headphones, come across as normal and correct, and they highlight those little details and complexities in songs that are missing when listening to fewer headphones are earbuds. The AZ100s retain this triple multicast Bluetooth combination option, and the AZ80s allowed you to connect to three products at once. The AZ100s feature Dolby Atmos spatial audio with head tracking, which is a nice addition to the$ 300 earbuds.

The Technics AZ100s are 10 % smaller and 16 % lighter than the AZ80s, according to Panasonic, which are designed to comfortably fit more ears. To maintain more users find a small mark, which is essential for optimizing good quality and noise-canceling efficiency, a second medium-large ear tip has also been added. &nbsp,

One of the highlights of the AZ80s was battery life, and the AZ100s even appear to have very great battery life. They can be used with the AAC audio codec to activate noise-canceling at reasonable level amounts for up to 10 hours. Battery life is reduced to up to 7 days with noise cancellation enabled if you use the LDAC audio codec, which is included with some Android devices. After testing the flowers for a few days ( and updating the device after ), I also believed that the voice-calling and noise-canceling were both improved from what I had with the AZ80s.