We talked about it almost a year ago, and here HTC tries to re-enter the technology market by presenting a new product, to be combined with smartphones that no longer seem to have any trace in its corporate DNA. HTC was in fact one of the most important companies in the smartphone scene, but the millionaire losses of the Taiwanese company have pushed the brand to reinvent itself in order not to close permanently.
Today HTC survives thanks to its virtual reality glasses, the most successful product of recent years, but all this is not enough and therefore to lead the way to financial salvation, the brand has launched its first TWS headphones with active noise cancellation , namely the HTC Earbuds Plus.
HTC tries again with the Earbuds Plus, TWS headphones in the style of Airpods
Judging by the specs, the HTC Earbuds Plus look pretty cool, because they have everything you need in a wireless headset. For starters, they feature Active Noise Canceling and Ambient Noise Canceling technology based on a microphone system that each earpiece has, which picks up unwanted noise from the outside to process its cancellation. This allows them to offer a better listening experience for the user.
To maintain a stable and quality wireless connection, the HTC Earbuds Plus are equipped with Bluetooth 5.0, naturally compatible with Android and iOS systems. There is also an IPX5 protection against water and sweat, so the HTC TWS headphones can also be used in sports without worrying about anything.
Another point in favor is the autonomy that goes up to 6 hours of listening to music with a single charge, obtaining an additional 4 charges from the charging socket, thus obtaining up to 30 hours of use, able to cover an entire week of work. .
The good thing is that the HTC Earbids Plus are already available for sale, which can be done from the official website of the brand, in two colors such as black and white at a price of 79 euros. In terms of quality / price ratio, we cannot complain, even if the cost is not so competitive in relation to other headphones equipped with ANC technology, which can often be purchased even at prices below 50 euros. Is HTC therefore destined to disappear from the technological landscape? Well I'm curious to know what you think and which glorious products of the brand you remember.
