Technics EAH-AZ60M2 HiFi True Wireless Multipoint Bluetooth Earbuds with Noise Cancelling

I’m not sure if these are the best buds out there, but I’ve had three of what’s supposed to be the high end and these beat them all. Sound quality, noise cancellation, feel; better than any of the others. Love these things!

These earbuds are so easy to use. They connect to blue tooth easily. They are great for noise cancelling. I travel a lot and use these every time. When I take them out my movie stops which is nice. They are comfortable to wear and sound great.

The design is nice. Sound quality good. Comfort in ear good. There are multiple different size ear buds that was frustrating to set up initially. I wasn’t particularly fond of the app that you have to use to control the different noise cancelling functions, sound adjustments, and the initial set up. I felt there was good sound balance, but ultimately believe another type of headphones I have that sync better with an iPhone are better and more worth the price you would pay for these.

Good wireless headphones. Had a charge straight out of the box. The outer part was a little larger than expected but not a big deal. They were easy to connect to my devices. I like the sleek look to them.

These headphnes are very good and look just as good. They fit very well and comfortably and come with 7 different tips to ensure a snug and comfortable fit. The app helps to determine which tip is best for noise cancelling as it has a tool to walk you through all the steps and test each one for best quality. The sound is good and provides a decent level of noise cancellation that you can adjust for your needs. The ability to change the sound type as well is nice. The option to have music stop when removing an earpiece is a nice addtion. Overall a good looking headset that works well without breaking the bank.

These technics earbuds are amazing! Once you download the app, they connect super easily to your mobile device (I have an iPhone). The box comes with a ton of earpieces so that you can get the best fit. That's my biggest gripe with so many other brands - they never seem to fit right in my ears and fall out. These are great because you can swap the different sizes for the best fit. Don't even get me started on how impressive the noise-cancelling feature is. It is amazing how well it works - perfect if you want to drone out the sound of your kids or other people. I would highly recommend these to anyone!

I have been on the hunt for the perfect pair of wireless earbuds that combine superb sound quality, advanced features, and seamless connectivity. The Technics HiFi True Wireless Multipoint Bluetooth Earbuds have not only met but exceeded my expectations in every way imaginable! The noise-canceling feature is a game-changer. It effortlessly drowns out the hustle and bustle of my daily commute, allowing me to enjoy my music without any distractions. Speaking of battery life, these earbuds hold up their end of the bargain. I'm consistently impressed by how long they last on a single charge. The Technics HiFi True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds have truly raised the bar for what wireless earbuds can achieve. From exceptional sound quality and noise cancellation to the convenience of multipoint connectivity and wireless charging, these earbuds have it all. If you're a music lover, a podcast enthusiast, or someone who just appreciates top-notch technology, these earbuds are an absolute must-have. Highly recommended!

Well, I'm impressed. I was definitely not expecting much when I received the Technics EAH-AZ60 for my unbiased review. Upon opening the box, I was greeted with a charging case that looks and feels rather flimsy, unappealing, and downright cheap (particularly in comparison with the sleek design of the case for the Google Pixel Buds, my daily workhorse). The earbuds themselves, however, pack quite a punch! Unlike the case, the actual earbuds look sleek, modern, and classy. But my five star rating is for the excellent sound quality and a highly effective noise canceling feature. My Pixel Buds have slightly better bass tones, but this is more a result of software tweaks than the speakers themselves. These earbuds are worth the price for the noise canceling functionality itself.

These earbuds are comfortable and have good sound quality. They are not as clear as my Airpod Pros and the bass is a little too much. I would also say that the process to pair and setup these earbuds can be cumbersome and complicated. I do think they are better than other earbuds that I have tried before and the noise cancellation is decent. They are lightweight and fit nicely in my ears.

These headphones have a quality sound but are way too complicated to set up. I found myself having to download an app, do a fit test on the headphones that involved multiple steps and changing out the ear tips just to listen to music. Being an avid AirPod user this process just seems to take too long.

I am basing my review on a comparison to the Apple AirPods Pro (1st generation) which I have been using regularly for several years. Style: They are compact with a very sleek design. Same for the design of the case (which is slightly larger than the AirPods Pro case). Although, I like the design, I do prefer the shape of the AirPods because the stem of the AirPods makes them easier to handle and adjust while in your ear. Fit: I’ve always had an issue wearing the AirPods Pro while working out. They don’t stay in place for me while running and I had to purchase a pair of silicone adapters that fit around each AirPod and help hold them in my ear. With the Technics set, the fit was better. I tried them with two different sized adapters (medium which is the default size, and small - see photo) and they both held in my ear during multiple runs without falling out. The AirPods, however are easier to place in your ear. I found the Technics set a bit odd at first and it took time to get used to. You place them in your ear and then you twist them counterclockwise (towards the back of your head) until they are snug in place. And beucase the flat part of the earbud is a touch surface (for accessing various controls) I would sometimes accidentally hit the controls (pause, volume, etc.) when I would adjust the earbud in my ear. For example, you tap either earbud once to pause whatever you’re playing and because they fit tight in the ear and because of their small size and shape they are hard to grip. So, when I would try to grab then to adjust the fit, I would accidentally hit pause. This was annoying, but I eventually got used to how best to adjust them. Controls: Although you don’t need to download the associated Technics Audio Connect app to use the earbuds, it does allow you to adjust a variety of features including turning the noise cancellation off and on. And they provide more control options than the AirPods (1st Generation), which is a nice feature. Sound: I am not an audiophile, but I think these earbuds sound great. The sound is deep, rich, and noticeably louder than my AirPods. Overall I still think the AirPods sound better, but it’s really close. Overall, this is a fantastic pair of wireless earbuds. Noise cancelation: The noise cancellation is very good, but I don’t find it quite as good as the AirPods Pro (at least for the 1st generation).

These headphones are certainly stylish and advanced looking. The unboxing was impressive. It’s comes across as an expensive product for sure. There are 6 sets of ear connectors for every size ear canal. Unfortunately I still couldn’t find one to fit me comfortably. The sound quality leaves a lot to be desired. You can’t adjust things like noise cancelling from your iPhone directly which is annoying. For what they cost they’re a decent value but there are certainly better options.

As far as in ear headphones go these are fairly comfortable. They still exert pressure on your ear, but without that there isn't as effect noise cancellation. When I first put them in I jumped around and didn't feel them move. So far they seem secure, you'll notice if they fall out though, even if you aren't listening to anything at the time. The case is nice and small letting you charge via USB C .

In the past I had Jabra Active elite 65t’s which were amazing and lasted me five years. Unfortunately they don’t sell them anymore so I looked for new earbuds. These aren’t it; they’re too large for my ears, even with all the different ear nubs. I also hate the touch controls because I use these in the gym and in the air, and I always accidentally trigger them. Returned these. If those are not concerns for you—these earbuds were great quality, felt really secure, good noise cancellation, and great sound quality.

I have the previous version and really liked them. The improvements that the new version have are awesome. Audio quality is next to none. The noise canceling is improved. And the sensor to help pick the proper fit for my ears worked extremely well.

So far these earbuds have impressed me more than I had originally expected. They are lighter weight than some of the competition, which may be welcome for some wearers, but that doesn't seem to compromise their overall quality. They are noise canceling, but that requires the bud to be seated in your ear canal very snugly. There is a software guided procedure for choosing the proper rubber ear canal "seal". The software tells you which size of silicone seal to put on the earbud, you insert them int your ears and then tell it to test. It makes some tones in your ears and then it will advise you to try a different sized pair and it will do the tone test again. I believe it must have taken me at least 8 or 10 tries before the software completed this process and indicated that the proper sized silicone seals were correct. I suppose you could be able to just do a conventional bluetooth pairing of these ear buds to your device without having the Technics software installed on your phone, but I'm convinced that the user experience would not be particularly good or sound quality will be hampered. Speaking of sound quality, these earbuds do rely pretty heavily on the Technics software, not just for initial setup, but for command and control of noise canceling features and for any music settings, such as setting up bass and treble, or the level of sound canceling you wish to employ. In their default state with no additional digital sound processing engaged sound quality is rather tinny, but once you engage the digital audio processing, sound quality becomes quite excellent. Battery life of both the ear buds and the charging case is good. I can't honestly say I know exactly how long these last, but I've had a number of multi-hour listening sessions and have yet to have them conk out on me because they ran out of power. I have noticed that they do drop from 100% full to 90% very quickly, maybe in 30 minutes to a half hour, but once at or below 90, the earbuds run and run without showing significant battery usage. Impressive! There are more notable brands out there, there are brands with better noise cancellation, but for the price these are excellent ear buds that give you an 80% solution to your ear bud needs.

The audio quality of these is great. I haven't really been able to test the noise cancelling function yet. They are however a bit top heavy and a bit bulky. They have fallen out of my ears on several occasions, even while doing small tasks like bending over. I haven't used them when doing much physical activity such as running, but have my doubts of them staying in, which is unfortunate because again I like the sound quality. I also like that they work with my Samsung phone and I am able to have some tap controls that my other earbuds do not have.

Technics has met the moment. Unboxing this pair of Technics EAH-AZ60-M2ES true wireless earphones, I noticed the packaging exceeds the standard for high quality electronics. The design and materials of the case and earbuds proved the packaging. Positioning the earbuds in my ears, I liked the way the units sit upright and feel balanced. Then they delivered the most important message: truly good sound quality. As an Apple user I was referencing these against my AirPod Pro set. So far so good. But then I hit a hiccup. The Technics didn’t do so well hopping back and forth between iPhone and iPad. My heart sank a bit. Then I realized I hadn’t installed the Technics app, and doing so revealed I hadn’t followed the correct pairing procedure (Apple induced laziness, I suppose?). Once I paired them the right way, all has been good! These earbuds jump back and forth between iOS devices as well as, if not even more consistently, than my Apple pair. A week later, I confidently can say this pair of Technics earphones is a solid alternative to AirPod Pro.

These are high quality and extremely well built. Having only brand name products to compare it to, I was pleased by the craftsmanship and adaptability of these. They come with rubber ear pieces in 6 sizes so they are guaranteed to fit anyone. They are a little heavier than expected and did take some time getting used to the fit. But just give it some time. They are very comfortable and the audio quality is great. Even for hands-free calls they have great pickup.

I enjoyed the dynamic sound these headphones provided. The noise canceling worked great and they sounded great for movies or music. They were not hard to setup and have an app that has additional features. I did also use these for working out and felt they were not the best for that. It can be tricky to get the earpiece situated in your ear snuggly so it does not fall out. They do provide multiple sized ear pieces to ensure a great fit but the headphones are a bit heavy compared to competitors and felt loose a few times, mostly while exercising.