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| AirPods Pro have new competitors from Bang & Olufsen |
Apple AirPods Pro headphones have a new competitor called Beoplay EQ that can eliminate noise from the Danish company Bang & Olufsen.
These headphones offer wireless charging and adaptive active noise cancellation. The Danish audio company has incorporated this technology into wireless headphones for the first time. It claims to have longer battery life than AirPods Pro.
Bang & Olufsen added the Beoplay EQ headphones to their website on the order date of August 19. There is no option to pre-order. However, you can sign up for an email reminder when it's on sale.
Adaptive active noise reduction compensates for background noise. The comfortable in-ear fit also reduces turbulence.
Beoplay EQ headphones are small, light and comfortable to carry on a pillow.
Two microphones on each earbud provide noise-mute and an additional microphone for taking calls. There are a total of six microphones on both headphones.
They have been improved by renowned audio engineers and present the Bang & Olufsen Signature Sound Noise Canceling Headphones.
AirPods Pro have a new competitor
Enjoy powerful sound from the new 6.88mm mechanical speaker. Adjustable format enhances powerful audio performance to reduce passive noise.
Battery life is touted as 6.5 hours with ANC turned on, while AirPods Pro have a life of 4.5 hours.
The case supports wireless charging and is made of aluminum. The company also offers a fast charging feature that allows you to listen to music for two hours in 20 minutes.
However, Apple recommends balancing the charge with the included charging case, which provides a total of 24 hours of listening time compared to 20 hours for the Beoplay EQ.
Beoplay EQ uses Bluetooth 5.2 and Bluetooth 5.0 for AirPods Pro. It supports AAC, SBC, and aptX Adaptive.
Beoplay EQ is a mixture of aluminum, polymer and silicone. In terms of color, you can choose between black or gold.
However, the price is higher than the AirPods Pro, with the Beoplay EQ priced at around $400 while the Apple products are priced at $249.